Make your plan to vote.
Early voting is open now through Friday, October 30. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 7am to 7pm. Here is everything you need to cast your ballot in Clark County.
Four dates. One plan.
Straight from the Clark County Election Department and the Nevada Secretary of State.
Vote at any early voting site in Clark County. Hours vary by site; most long-term sites run 9am to 7pm and stay open until 8pm on Oct. 30.
Vote at any Clark County vote center. If you are in line by 7pm, you can still vote.
Mail it at least a week early, or drop it at any voting site or official drop box by 7pm on Election Day. Ballots postmarked by Nov. 3 must arrive by Nov. 7.
Register and vote in person at any voting site through Election Day with a Nevada driver's license, Nevada ID, DMV interim document, or tribal ID.
Nevada makes it straightforward. A ballot came to every active registered voter, you can return it three ways, and every voting site in the county is open to you. 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 was mailed a ballot. Complete it, sign the return envelope, and mail it early. Mail ballots must be postmarked by Election Day, Nov. 3, and received by Nov. 7.
At a drop box
Skip the mail. Return your sealed, signed mail ballot to any early voting site, Election Day vote center, or official drop box in Clark County by 7pm on Nov. 3. No postage needed.
In person
Vote at any early voting site through Friday, Oct. 30, or at any vote center on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3, from 7am to 7pm. Bring your mail ballot to surrender it if you received one.
Four steps, four trusted links.
Each one goes straight to an official Nevada or Clark County resource.
Find your voting site
Every early voting site and Election Day vote center in Clark County, with hours, plus mail ballot drop-off locations. Any site in the county works.
Clark County vote site locatorRegister 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 early voting in Clark County?
Early voting for the November 3, 2026 General Election runs Saturday, October 17 through Friday, October 30, 2026. Any registered Clark County voter can vote at any early voting site. Most long-term sites are open 9am to 7pm and stay open until 8pm on October 30.
When is the General Election?
Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Polls are open from 7am to 7pm, and you can vote at any vote center in Clark County.
Do I need to request a mail ballot?
No. Nevada automatically mails a ballot to every active registered voter. Ballots for the 2026 General Election went out in early October.
What is the deadline for my mail ballot?
It must be postmarked by Election Day, November 3, 2026, and received by the Election Department by November 7. To be safe, mail it at least a week before Election Day, or drop it at any voting site or official drop box by 7pm on November 3.
Can I still register to vote?
Yes. Nevada offers same-day registration at any early voting site through October 30 and at any vote center on Election Day. Bring a Nevada driver's license, Nevada ID card, DMV interim document, or tribal ID.
Where do I vote in person?
At any early voting site or Election Day vote center in Clark County. You are not tied to a single precinct, so pick whichever is most convenient. The county's vote site locator shows nearby sites and hours.
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.
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.
Vote early through October 30 or on Tuesday, November 3. Then help send Dr. Howell Shaw to the Clerk's office.