NOVEMBER 8, 2022, GENERAL ELECTION (FEDERAL / STATE / COUNTY / MUNICIPAL)
All voters registered in Clark County, NV, may vote at any early voting site or from 7am to 7pm on Election Day at any Vote Center of their choice in Clark County, including those who received a mail ballot and have not yet returned it.  All early voting sites and Election Day Vote Centers will also serve as mail ballot drop-off locations.

Candidates who receive the most votes in a General Election are elected to office. You may vote for all offices and questions on the ballot for your precinct, regardless of your party affiliation. A General Election must be held throughout the State on the first Tuesday after the first Monday of November in each even-numbered year.  (NRS 293.12755)

September 9, 2022
Friday

Opt-Out Deadline for Mail Ballots: The last day for the Election Department to RECEIVE PRINTED OR ONLINE requests to not receive a mail ballot is 60 days before Election Day.  (Sections 3 and 51 of AB321 of the 2021 Legislative Session)

September 24, 2022
Saturday

Deadline for the Start of Mailing of Military and Overseas Ballots: Mail ballots must be ready for distribution to military and overseas voters no later than 45 days before Election Day.  (NRS 293D.320)

September 29, 2022
Thursday

Deadline for the Start of Mailing of Out-of-State Ballots: Mail ballots must be ready for distribution to out-of-state voters no later than 40 days before Election Day.  (Section 3 and 51 of AB321)

October 11, 2022
Tuesday

Deadline for Standard Registration: The last day to register to vote or to update your existing registration without having to do so on the Secretary of State's website is the fourth Tuesday before Election Day.  (NRS 293.560)

October 12-25, 2022
Wednesday-Tuesday

Online Only Extended Standard Registration and Updates (14 Days): Register to vote or update your existing registration online ONLY on the Secretary of State's website.  (NRS 293.560(1)(a)(2), NRS 293.560(2), and Section 43 of AB321 revising NRS 293.5837(2))

• If you register or update your registration on or after October 20, you will NOT be sent a sample ballot for the current election for the new or updated registration. (NRS 293.565(7)

October 19, 2022
Wednesday

Deadline for the Start of Mailing of In-State Ballots: Mail ballots must be ready for distribution to in-state voters no later than 20 days before Election Day.  (Section 3 and 51 of AB321)

Oct. 22-Nov. 4, 2022
Saturday-Friday

Early Voting (14 Days): Any voter registered in Clark County, including those who received a mail ballot and have not yet returned it, may vote at any early voting site within the County. Hours and days vary by location.  (NRS 293.3568)

In-Person Same-Day Registration and Updates at Early Voting Sites (14 Days): Register to vote or update your existing registration in person at any early voting site of your choice. You must immediately cast a ballot on a voting machine at that early voting site, i.e., you may not register or make updates and vote later.

Requirements for same-day registration in-person (not updates) include:

• You may only cast a provisional ballot. It will contain all offices and contests that would be on a regular ballot.
• You must show a current and valid (unexpired with current Clark County, NV, residential address) NEVADA driver’s license, NEVADA DMV-issued state identification card, NEVADA DMV Interim Document, or NEVADA tribal identification card.
• Be prepared to also show additional proof of residency IF none of the above have your current Clark County, NV, residential address on them (provisions are available for homeless persons). Proof of residency supplements the above-required items and does NOT substitute for them.
• Your provisional ballot will be counted only after verification of your registration data and that you did not cast more than one ballot in the election.

(NRS 293.5832, 293.5842, and 293.5852)

October 25, 2022
Tuesday

Deadline to Opt-In Again to Mail Ballot Voting (If You Had Previously Opted-Out) or to Request to Vote by Mail Only in Specific Elections: For the 2022 General Election, the last day for the Election Department to RECEIVE PRINTED OR ONLINE requests to opt-in again to mail ballot voting (if you had previously opted-out) or to request to vote by mail only in specific elections is 14 days before Election Day. (Sections 3 and 51 of AB321 of the 2021 Legislative Session)

Oct. 26- Nov. 8, 2022
Wednesday-Tuesday

Online Same-Day Registration and Updates (14 Days): Register to vote or update your existing registration online ONLY on the Secretary of State's website, up to and including Election Day. You will NOT be mailed a sample ballot for the current election for the new or updated registration and you may NOT vote by mail. You may only vote in person on a voting machine at any early voting site or Election Day Vote Center of your choice.

Requirements for same-day registration online (not updates) include:

• You may only cast a provisional ballot. It will contain all offices and contests that would be on a regular ballot.
• At the voting site, you must show a current and valid (unexpired with current Clark County, NV, residential address) NEVADA driver’s license, NEVADA DMV issued state identification card, NEVADA DMV Interim Document, or NEVADA tribal identification card.
• Be prepared to also show additional proof of residency IF none of the above have your current Clark County, NV, residential address on them (provisions are available for homeless persons). Proof of residency supplements the above-required items and does NOT substitute for them. 
• Your provisional ballot will be counted only after verification of your registration data and that you did not cast more than one ballot in the election.

(Sections 42.5, 43, and 80.5 of AB321 of the 2021 Legislative Session, which revises NRS 293.560, 293.5837, 293C.527)

November 8, 2022
Tuesday
Election Day
Vote 7am-7pm

Postmark Deadline: Voted mail ballots returned through the post office must be postmarked no later than Election Day.  (Sections 8 and 56 of AB321 of the 2021 Legislative Session)

Election Day Voting, 7am-7pm: Any voter registered in Clark County, including those who received a mail ballot and have not yet returned it, may vote at any Election Day Vote Center within the County. (NRS 293.12755)

In-Person Same-Day Registration and Updates on Election Day: Register to vote or update your existing registration in person at any Election Day Vote Center of your choice. You must immediately cast a ballot on a voting machine at that Vote Center, i.e., you may not register or make updates and vote later.

Requirements for in-person same-day registration (not updates) include:

• You may only cast a provisional ballot. It will contain all offices and contests that would be on a regular ballot.
• You must show a current and valid (unexpired with current Clark County, NV, residential address) NEVADA driver’s license, NEVADA DMV issued state identification card, NEVADA DMV Interim Document, or NEVADA tribal identification card.
• Be prepared to also show additional proof of residency IF none of the above have your current Clark County, NV, residential address on them (provisions are available for homeless persons). Proof of residency supplements the above-required items and does NOT substitute for them.
• Your provisional ballot will be counted only after verification of your registration data and that you did not cast more than one ballot in the election.

(NRS 293.5832, 293.5847, and 293.5852)

November 12, 2022
Saturday, 5pm

Deadline for Receiving Voted Mail Ballots Returned Through the Post Office: By 5pm on the fourth day after Election Day, the Election Department must receive your voted mail ballot postmarked no later than Election Day. (Sections 8 and 56 of AB321 of the 2021 Legislative Session)

November 14, 2022
Monday, 5pm

Deadline for Curing Mail Ballot Signature Issues: If a question arises about your signature on the outside of your mail ballot return envelope or if you did not put your signature on the outside of that envelope, the Election Department will notify you using the contact information in your voter registration. You will have until 5pm on the sixth day after Election Day to provide a signature confirmation or an actual signature, as applicable.
(Section 11 of AB321 of the 2021 Legislative Session)