The voter turnout percentage is voter turnout (total number of ballots cast, one per voter) divided by the total number of active registered voters for the current election. See NRS 293.389.

County or City level election results are “unofficial” until the County Commissioners or the City’s governing body and its mayor, as applicable, have canvassed the results. The County Commissioners must complete their canvass on or before the tenth day after Election Day (November 18, 2022). Cities will complete their canvassing of municipal contests by the date specified in their municipal code and/or charter, as well as in the NRS. See NRS 293.3625-293.397 and NRS 293C.3615-293C.395.

State and federal level election results are “unofficial” until the fourth Tuesday in November (November 22, 2022) when the Nevada Supreme Court Justices meet with the Secretary of State to open and canvass the vote for U.S. Senator, Representative in Congress, members of the Legislature, state officers who are elected statewide or by district, supreme court justices, appeals court judges, district court judges, elected officials whose districts include more than one county, and state questions. See NRS 293.395.

Nevada law does not permit write-in candidates. See NRS 293.270.

You may vote for “None of These Candidates” in U.S. Senate and statewide contests, i.e., Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, State Controller, Attorney General, Justice of the Supreme Court, and Court of Appeals Judge. See NRS. 293.269.

Partisan federal, state, and county offices appear first, nonpartisan state and county offices follow, City offices are next, township nonpartisan offices are then listed, and ballot questions (if any) are last. See NRS 293.268.

Candidates’ names are in alphabetical order by office and must meet legal requirements for the use of given names, surnames, and nicknames. See NRS 293.256, 293.2565, 293.263, 293.265, and 293.267.

All early voting sites and Election Day Vote Centers are available for any voter who wants to vote in-person on a voting machine instead of by mail. All in-person voting sites provide same-day registration and updates of existing registration, as well as accommodations for voters with disabilities. A PDF of early voting sites is at https://files.clarkcountynv.gov/clarknv/Election Department/2022/EV-Sched-Web-22G.pdf. A PDF of Election Day Vote Centers is at https://files.clarkcountynv.gov/clarknv/Election Department/2022/VC-Web-22G.pdf.

All in-person early voting sites and Election Day Vote Centers are also mail ballot drop-off locations during their scheduled dates and hours for voting. In addition, mail ballot drop-off is available at City Clerks’ offices and the Clark County Election Department during specifically scheduled dates and times that vary by location (https://files.clarkcountynv.gov/clarknv/Election Department/2022/MB-Drop-22G.pdf).