Nevada 2026 Elections Guide
Everything you need to know about voting in Nevada for the 2026 midterm elections.
Important Dates for Nevada Voters
Nevada Senate Race
Nevada is one of the most closely watched Senate races in 2026. With control of the Senate potentially decided by just a few seats, this race will determine which party controls the chamber and sets the legislative agenda.
Nevada Governor Race
Nevada will elect its governor in 2026. Current status: Competitive. The governor controls state policy on education, healthcare, infrastructure, and many other issues that directly affect daily life.
Ballot Measures in Nevada
Nevada voters will decide on 5 ballot measures in 2026. These citizen-initiated and legislative proposals will determine state policy on issues ranging from taxation to civil rights to environmental protection.
Ballot measure details will be added as official language is published by the Nevada Secretary of State. Check back for plain-English explanations of each measure.
How to Vote in Nevada
Register to Vote
You must be registered to vote by October 6, 2026 (mail), October 27, 2026 (online/in-person). You can register online, by mail, or in person at your county elections office.
- Must be a US citizen
- Must be a resident of Nevada
- Must be 18 years old by Election Day (November 3, 2026)
Early Voting
Early voting in Nevada runs from October 17-31, 2026. You can vote early at designated polling locations in your county.
Election Day Voting
Polls are open on Election Day, November 3, 2026. Find your polling place using your voter registration card or your county election website.
Mail-In Voting
Nevada allows mail-in voting. Request your ballot early to ensure it arrives in time. Your ballot must be received (not just postmarked) by Election Day.
Key Issues in Nevada
The 2026 elections in Nevada will likely focus on several key issues:
- Economy and Inflation: How candidates plan to address cost of living and economic concerns
- Education: School funding, curriculum, and parental rights
- Healthcare: Access, affordability, and Medicaid expansion
- Immigration: Border security and immigration policy
- Energy: Oil and gas development, renewable energy, and environmental regulation
Congressional Districts
Nevada has multiple US House districts, all up for election in 2026. Your specific ballot will depend on which congressional district you live in. Use our ballot lookup tool to see your specific races.
State Legislature Races
In addition to federal races, Nevada voters will elect members of the state House and Senate. These legislators make laws on everything from taxes to transportation to public safety.
Resources for Nevada Voters
- Find Your Ballot - See exactly what's on your ballot
- How to Register to Vote
- Early Voting Guide
- Voter ID Requirements