Who May Vote
  
Only voters registered in Congressional District 2 may vote in the Special Election.  Maps are available on our website.

To check if your registered to vote in Congressional District 2, use our Registered Voter Services, as indicated below.  If you are eligible to vote, your official precinct and Election Day polling place to which you are assigned to vote will also be indicated.

• Login to Registered Voter Services and select View My Registration Information or Get Directions to My Poll Place from the dropdown menu.

• Call (702) 455-VOTE (8683) or send an e-mail if you lost or did not receive your sample ballot at least 10 days before Election Day and want us to mail you another one.

Facts, Figures and Data

• Early Voting / In-Office Voting Daily Totals, August 27 - September 9, 2011 (total number of voters at each site per day)

• Early Voting Turnout Data (who voted where and when)

• Voter Turnout Data File by Voting Method

• Statement of Vote (breakdown of results of precinct and voting method)

• Facts and Figures about the September 13, 2011 Special Election

• Important Dates

• Mail / Absentee Ballot Request File (Who Requested and Voted a Mail / Absentee Ballot)

• Sample Ballots

  • General Information

  • Actual Sample Ballot for the September 13, 2011 Special Election

Early Voting

• Early Voting / In-Office Voting Daily Totals (Aug. 27 - Sept. 9, 2011, total number of voters at each site per day)

• Early Voting Turnout Data (who voted where and when)

• Early Voting Schedule (Aug. 27 - Sept. 9, 2011) (Aug. 27 - Sept. 9, 2011)

• Early Voting Process

• How Early Voting Works and Trends

Election Day Voting, Polling Places and Precincts (vote 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.)

Voters registered to vote in Congressional District 2 may vote from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. at their assigned polling place.

• Election Day Schedule (when polls open and close, tabulation times, etc.)

• Election Day Voting Process

• Election Day Polling Places and Precincts

The locations of Election Day polling places will have changed for some voters.  Therefore, you must check the back cover of your sample ballot or our Registered Voter Services, as indicated below, for your official precinct and polling place to which you are assigned to vote.

• Login to Registered Voter Services and select View My Registration Information or Get Directions to My Poll Place from the dropdown menu.

• Call (702) 455-VOTE (8683) or send an e-mail if you lost or did not receive your sample ballot at least 10 days before Election Day and want us to mail you another one.

Election Night Results and Tabulation 

• Election Night Procedures and Results Reporting

• Map Showing Directions to the Election Center Tabulation Site

• Map of Interior Layout of the Election Warehouse (Tabulation Site)

Mail / Absentee Ballots

• Mail / Absentee Ballot Request File (Who Requested and Voted a Mail / Absentee Ballot)

• How Mail / Absentee Ballot Voting Works (Detailed Information on Mail / Absentee Ballot Voting)

Voting Machines and Systems

• How to Vote on Clark County's Voting Machines

  • Written Instructions

  • Video Instructions

• General Information on Voting Systems (types of voting systems and security measures)

Rules for the Media, Public Observation (Including Pollwatchers),
and Campaigning/Electioneering

• Media Guidelines for Polling Places and Central Tabulation

• Observation of Voting (what observers, pollwatchers and media may and may not do)

• Campaigning / Electioneering (separate rules for early voting and election day)

Additional Information

• Facts about Clark County and Nevada:

  • Demographic Facts about Clark County - Clark County Comprehensive Planning Dept.

  • Facts about Nevada Elections and Politics - Nevada State Library and Archives (NSLA)
    (a division of the Nevada Department of Museums, Library and Arts):

    • History of Nevada Government

    • Political History of Nevada

    • Women in Nevada Politics

    • Other interesting facts about Nevada history and elections are available when you enter the search term "elections"

• Federal Government Information:

  • Voting / Election Information from FirstGov - U.S. Government's Official Web Portal

  • Voting / Registration Statistics by Gender, Race, Income, etc. - U.S. Census Bureau

• Nonpartisan Organizations:

  • League of Women Voters of Las Vegas Valley

  • Project Vote Smart

• Secretary of State's Web Site

• Spanish / English (Bilingual) Election Requirements

• Term Definitions from the Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS)

Important Dates for the September 13, 2011 Congressional District 2 Special Election
(A more detailed list of applicable dates is available from the Secretary of State.)