The 4th Congressional District is represented by Steven Horsford, a Democrat. He is being challenged by former state GOP Assemblyman Jim Marchant and two minor party candidates.
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Question 3 would make a series of changes to the State Board of Pardons Commissioners.
Question 1 removes the Board of Regents from the Nevada constitution, but doesn’t introduce any immediate changes.
Question 2 would recognize all marriages, regardless of gender, overturning the traditional definition of marriage in the state constitution.
Question 4 would place a declaration of voters’ rights into the constitution.
Question 6 would mandate that Nevada generate 50 percent of its energy from renewable sources by 2030.
Republican Carrie Buck is running against Democrat Kristee Watson for a Henderson-area seat currently held by Democrat Joyce Woodhouse, who is term-limited. Tim Hagan, a Libertarian, is also in this race.
Senate District 6, in the northwest, features incumbent Democrat Nicole Cannizzaro, the majority leader, against Republican April Becker.
In Senate District 18, in the northwest, Republican incumbent Scott Hammond faces Democrat Liz Becker.
Republican Heidi Kasama faces Democrat Radhika Kunnel in a bid to replace incumbent Republican John Hambrick, who is term-limited. Garrett LeDuff is also on the ballot as an independent.
Incumbent Democrat Connie Munk faces Republican Richard McArthur, who has had two previous stints in this seat.
In Assembly District 37, incumbent Democrat Shea Backus faces challenger Andy Matthews, a Republican.
Squaring off for Clark County School District Board of Trustees, District C, are Tameka Henry and Evelyn Garcia Morales.
Incumbent board president Lola Brooks is being challenged by outspoken teacher Alexis Salt for Clark County School District Board of Trustees, District E.
Katie Williams is facing Jeff Proffitt in the race for Clark County School District Board of Trustees, District B.