The Washoe County Registrar of Voters is inviting the public to stop by and try the county’s ballot marking devices, the new in-person voting method voters will use in the upcoming June primary and November general election. Community members can see and test the...
The Washoe County Registrar of Voters announced today the completion of bulk voter registration list maintenance efforts conducted following the 2024 election cycle. The completion coincides with the start of the NVRA’s 90-day federal voter list maintenance...
Candidate filing for non-judicial offices begins next week and continues through March 13. Candidate filing during this two-week period is available during regular business hours. Candidates wishing to file for eligible offices are encouraged to call the...
The 2026 election cycle begins with candidate filing for judicial offices opening next week and continuing through Jan. 16. Candidate filing during this two-week period is available during regular business hours. Candidates wishing to file for eligible offices are...
Candidate filing for judicial offices is less than a few months away, and both judicial and nonjudicial candidates are encouraged to schedule a filing appointment in advance, Washoe County Registrar of Voters Andrew McDonald announced today. “Filing for candidacy...
Washoe County Registrar of Voters Office will begin sending Automatic Voter Registration (AVR) notices to voters as part of the implementation of Assembly Bill 432, passed by the Nevada Legislature in 2021, effective January 1,2025.
At a special meeting of the Board of County Commissioners, the Board certified the Canvass of the Vote.
Election Day concludes in Washoe County with initial results posted to the county’s website. The results include all in-person voting during early voting and Election Day, as well as all mail-in ballots received and processed up to Election Day. Mail-in ballots...
By mid-afternoon on Election Day, Washoe County has seen about 66 percent turnout of eligible voters.
Early voting ended in Washoe County on Friday evening, with an in-person turnout of 90,712 voters and just over 105,000 mail-in ballots totaling around 59 percent of registered voters. Those who still plan to vote in person can do so on Election Day at one of the 55 Vote Centers around the county. Vote Centers open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m., and every voter in line by closing time will be allowed to vote.