Donald Trump spoke at Treasure Island after winning the Nevada GOP’s 2024 caucuses.
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ELECTION DATES
Early voting: Saturday, May 25 - Friday, June 7
April 12
Deadline to opt out of mail ballots
April 27
Deadline for the start of mailing military and overseas mail ballots
May 2
Deadline for the start of mailing out-of-state mail ballots
May 22
Deadline for the start of mailing of in-state ballots
May 23
Voters who register on or after this date will not receive sample ballots
May 28
Deadline to opt-in again to mail ballot voting if you had previously opted out, or to request to vote by mail
June 15
Deadline for receiving mail ballots returned through the post office
June 16
Deadline for curing mail ballot signature issues
June 21
Deadline for county commission canvasses
June 26
Deadline to demand a recount to Clark County Registrar of Voters
2024 Election
President Joe Biden won the Silver State’s primary with nearly 90 percent of the vote Tuesday, paving the way for a 2020 rematch with Donald Trump.
GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump will be in Las Vegas on Thursday for a caucus night watch party
Nevada voters headed to the polls for the state’s presidential preference primary and expressed their thoughts about the candidates, including President Joe Biden.
Democrats and Republicans turned out to vote early in the presidential primary, more than in past caucuses but not as many as previous primaries.
The day of the presidential preference primary has arrived. Here’s some information on where to go and how to vote.
Voters overwhelmingly say they don’t want the “same old candidates.” Enter a wannabe from a political dynasty who’s been spending time at the border.
President Joe Biden met with members of Culinary Local 226 and Bartenders Local 165 as he campaigned ahead of the Nevada presidential primary.
Presidential candidate Marianne Williamson campaigned in Las Vegas, aiming to differentiate herself from incumbent President Joe Biden.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. spoke to a crowd of about 500 supporters at Area 15, stating he will take on entities such as Big Pharma and “captive” government institutions.
The 46th president came to the Silver State to campaign ahead of the primary, where Nevada Democrats are likely to choose him as their Democratic nominee.
RJ POLITICS - Team coverage from Las Vegas, Carson City and D.C.
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