Clark County, NV

Official Final Election Results
Statewide Results from the Secretary of State
Statement of Vote for the Recount of the Republican Governor's Contest (results by precinct)
Provisional Ballot Status List (accepted or rejected)
Use the first 29 characters of your "Provisional #" on your voting receipt to find the "Provisional Tag ID" in the PDF.
The last 7 characters of the "Provisional #" on your voting receipt will not appear in the PDF.
Election Night Procedures
Map with Direction to the Election Department Tabulation Site
Map of the Interior Layout of the Election Department Tabulation Site
General Information about Tabulation

Where Campaigning / Electioneering and Petitions are Allowed and Disallowed
Election Day Vote Centers / Mail Ballot Drop-Off Locations (PDF with Address and Map)
Vote Center Site Locator Tool App (Election Day, June 14)
Election Day Schedule
Election Day Voting Process
Posting Log for Election Day, Electronic and Updated in Live Time
(turnout countywide and at each Vote Center that includes who voted where and when, available on June 14, 2022)

What Is a Primary Election

The Primary Election is a nominating election in which each major party (Democrat and Republican) selects, when necessary, the candidate for each office it will send forward to the November General Election. Candidates for nonpartisan offices are also selected, when necessary, to be sent forward to the November General Election. No ballot questions appear in Nevada's Primary Elections.

Nevada Is a CLOSED Primary Election State

In Nevada, Federal/State Primary Elections are "CLOSED." That means if you chose Democrat or Republican as your party for your voter registration, you may vote only for candidates from your own party and you may also vote in nonpartisan contests. If you chose a party affiliation that was anything other than Democrat or Republican, you may vote only in nonpartisan contests. Nevada Revised Statute (NRS) 293.270 prohibits write-in candidates.

Facts and Figures for the June 14, 2022, Primary Election
Voter Registration Totals
Early Voting Daily Totals, May 28-June10 (total number of voters at each site per day)
Early Voting Turnout Data (who voted where and when)
Mail Ballot Data Files (who returned a voted mail ballot)
Cumulative History of Voters Needing Signature Curing (mail ballots)
Voters with Open Signature Curing (mail ballots)
Important Dates

June 14, 2022, Primary Election Candidates and Contests

Contests and Candidates on the Primary Ballot (in order of appearance on the ballot)
Contests NOT on the Primary Ballot (in order of appearance on the ballot)
Why a Contest May or May not Appear on the Ballot
DEMOCRATIC ATTORNEY GENERAL CONTEST (STATEWIDE): The Third Judicial District Court has determined that Mr. Stuart Mackie is disqualified from entering upon the duties of the office of Attorney General. A vote cast in his name will not be counted.
- Court Order (PDF)
SHERIFF NONPARTISAN CONTEST (CLARK COUNTY ONLY): The Eighth Judicial District Court has determined that Mr. Justin Edmond Andersch, Salem Robert Ayoob, Michael John Javornicky, and Thomas Lusk Wilkinson are disqualified from entering upon the duties of the office of Sheriff. Their names will not appear on the ballot in Clark County.
- Court Order (PDF)

Candidate Information (Including Contact Information)

Candidates who Filed with the Clark County Registrar of Voters
Candidates who Filed with the Nevada Secretary of State
- U.S. Senate
- Congress District 4
- Governor
- Lieutenant Governor
- Secretary of State
- State Treasurer
- State Controller
- Attorney General
- State Assembly District 36
- Justice of the Supreme Court, Seats, A and E
- Court of Appeals Judge, Departments 1, 2, and 3
- State University Regent District 8
Candidates who Filed with Cities within Clark County:
- Boulder City
  - Mayor
  - City Council Member
- Henderson
- Las Vegas
- Mesquite
- North Las Vegas

Offices up for Election in 2022

Ballots and Sample Ballots

Ballot Facts (organization and rules)
Sample Ballots (general information)
View Your Sample Ballot Online (log in to "Registered Voter Services")

Mail Ballot Drop-Off Locations:
- Clark County Election Dept. and City Clerks' Offices, May 16-June 14, 2022, Dates and Times Vary
- All Early Voting Sites, May 28-June 10, 2022, During Voting Hours Only
- All Election Day Vote Centers, June 14, 2022, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
All Mail Ballot Elections ("What's New in Nevada Elections")
Mail Ballot Data Files (who returned a voted mail ballot)
Cumulative History of Voters Needing Signature Curing
Voters with Open Signature Curing
Track Your Mail Ballot (log-in to Registered Voter Services to track your returned mail ballot)
General Information about Mail Ballots
Mail Ballot Preference Form
Use this form to opt-out of automatically receiving a mail ballot.
Or, you may also use this form to opt-in to receive a mail ballot if you had previously opted-out.
The Election Department must receive it by the applicable deadline.
- PDF "Mail Ballot Preference Form" (to print, complete, and mail)
- Online Electronic "Mail Ballot Preference Form" (login to the Secretary of State's "Registered Voter Services")