General Election Information for Douglas County

A general election is the main election where Nevada voters choose who will represent them in government. It is held every two years in November.

Voters may choose candidates for offices such as president, governor, members of Congress, state lawmakers, judges, and local officials. They may also vote on ballot questions that can affect state or local laws.

The general election comes after the primary election. In the primary, political parties choose their candidates; in the general election, voters make the final choice among those candidates.

Registered Voters (Posted 9/12/26)

Registered Voters (9/12/26)

Who is on my ballot?

Vote by Mail

Mail ballots can be mailed in, or you can drop your ballot off at one of our manned Ballot Drop Off Locations staged throughout the county when Early Voting starts.



In-Person Election Day

If you're looking to vote on Election Day, the following locations are available to cast your vote in person throughout the county.



In-Person Early Voting

If you're looking to vote early and in person, the following locations are available to cast your vote in person throughout the county.



Ballot Signature Cure List

If your ballot requires signature verification, it can be resolved quickly. Review the Ballot Signature Cure List today to confirm your status and complete the cure form when needed.

Ballot Signature Cure List

Signature Cure Form