More than one third of Washoe County’s registered voters have cast ballots, totaling over 100,000 votes including mail and early voting. First-time voters, such as Sierra Nevada Job Corps participants, actively engaged in the process, encouraged by preparatory programs and group voting efforts.
Nevada Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar made his way to UNR on Tuesday afternoon to speak to students about the importance of voting.
Early voting ends Friday in the Silver State, and according to the Secretary of State's office, 254,000 mail-in ballots have already been returned statewide, while 170,000 people have cast their ballots at early voting centers.
Nevada voters can now explore election data in a new way, with details on ballots, turnout, and more.
Early voting is well underway in Washoe County, after starting on October 17th. Preliminary numbers show that more than 2,200 people have already cast their ballots.
Election Day is 15 short days away, and Nevada’s capital city is seeing good turnout for early voting.
Members of the community gathered in Reno Saturday for No Kings IV.
Early voting for the midterm election starts on Saturday and will last for two weeks.
Mail ballots in Washoe County are currently being processed after distribution to voters, which precedes the start of early voting this Saturday. This process ensures accurate recording of votes through sorting, signature verification, and scanning into the election management system.
Voters have more ways to return their ballots this election, including two new drop boxes across the county.
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