Make your plan to vote.
The General Election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Here is everything you need to register, check your status, and cast your ballot in Clark County.
Voting in Clark County is built for you.
Nevada makes it straightforward. A ballot comes to every active registered voter, you can return it three ways, and the General Election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Here is everything you need to make your voice count.
Three ways to cast your ballot.
Pick whatever fits your life. Every option is secure and counts the same.
By mail
Every active registered voter is mailed a ballot. Complete it and send it back. Mail ballots must be postmarked by Election Day.
At a drop box
Prefer to hand it off? Return your mail ballot to any official drop box in Clark County. No postage needed.
In person
Skip the mail and vote at any vote center in Clark County during early voting or on Election Day.
Three steps, three trusted links.
Each one goes straight to an official Nevada or Clark County resource.
Register or update
Register to vote, update your address, or change your party. Nevada also offers same-day voter registration.
Go to vote.nv.govCheck your status
Confirm you are on the rolls and see your assigned vote centers. You can also track your mail ballot at MyBallot.NV.gov.
Check your registrationSample ballot and where to vote
View your sample ballot, find vote centers and drop boxes, and see early voting and key dates for Clark County.
Clark County ElectionsQuick answers, straight from the source.
When is the General Election?
Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Vote centers are open across Clark County.
Do I need to request a mail ballot?
No. Nevada automatically mails a ballot to every active registered voter, so watch your mailbox.
Can I register and vote on the same day?
Yes. Nevada offers same-day voter registration at vote centers. Confirm what to bring at vote.nv.gov.
Where do I vote in person?
At any vote center in Clark County. You are not tied to a single precinct, so pick whichever is most convenient.
How do I track my ballot?
Track your mail ballot at MyBallot.NV.gov, from the day it ships until the day it is counted.
How do I see what is on my ballot?
View your personalized sample ballot through the Clark County Election Department.
Who runs elections in Clark County?
The Clark County Registrar of Voters, also called the Election Department, runs elections. The Clerk's office handles marriage licenses, business filings, notaries, and public records.
Make your plan, then make it count.
Register, check your status, and mark Tuesday, November 3. Then help send Dr. Howell Shaw to the Clerk's office.