Nevadans have begun receiving ballots for the Feb. 6 presidential primary and some are shocked to see candidates like Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis absent from the ballot. But it’s not a mistake.
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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
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Former President Donald Trump scored a record-setting win in the Iowa caucuses with his rivals languishing far behind.
More than 50 candidates filed with the Clark County Registrar of Voters ahead of Friday’s judicial filing deadline.
A nonpartisan law and policy institute published five actions states must take to keep elections fair and accurate. Here is how Nevada stacks up.
Republican leaders, who plan to use more than 30 school locations for the Feb. 8 caucus, said they are not worried about getting the necessary approval.
Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar and Attorney General Aaron Ford outlined their efforts to ensure election integrity and security for Nevada’s three 2024 elections.
The former New Jersey governor, who has been vocal in his criticism of Donald Trump, had said as recently as Tuesday that he had no plans to leave the 2024 campaign.
A federal judge on Monday dismissed the case seeking to bar former President Donald Trump from Nevada’s ballot.
The Republican primary field in Nevada’s U.S. Senate race is crowded. Here’s a rundown of who is running.
The Nevada Republican Party dropped its case after negotiations with the secretary of state’s office and the attorney general’s office.
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