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Nevada early vote 2026

State file of Oct 20 · Clark County (NV) Election Department, mail ballot return, early vote and voter list files ↗

On the ballot in Nevada: Governor forecast →

Clark County mail ballots only Only Clark County’s files can be read while voting is under way, and its past in-person files do not all carry party, so in-person votes and the rest of the state are left out.

Held at Oct 20 Since Oct 20 the state's file could not be read; this is its last count.

Ballots returned46,590through Oct 18 · +5,923 that day
vs 2022+19%same days before Election Day
Registered D–R gapD+13.42022 same point: D+23.2
Days to Election Day16as of Oct 18

Ballots by party, day by day

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Each line adds up one party’s ballots, day by day. Solid is 2026; dashed is the year picked, lined up on the same days before Election Day. A solid line above its dashed one means more of that party’s ballots than at the same point then. Hover, tap or use the arrow keys to read a day.
010K20K30KOct 6Oct 13Oct 20In-person voting opensD 20KR 13K
16 days before Election Day · Oct 1820262022 · Oct 23ChangeDem19,68119,129+3%Rep13,45910,045+34%

2024 has a count on only 4 of these days, too few to draw. Starts on Oct 6; few ballots were in before then.

Registered Democrats have cast 3% more ballots than at this point in 2022, Republicans 34% more and unaffiliated voters 34% more.

Ballots added each day, last 7 days

45K this year against 39K on the same days before Election Day of 2022 · +16%

  1. 75848Oct 12
  2. 52945Oct 13
  3. 5.8K33Oct 14
  4. 11K32Oct 15
  5. 8.2K0Oct 16
  6. 12K0Oct 17
  7. 5.9K38KOct 18

Where the ballots are

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Each bar is a place’s ballots against the largest place’s, split by party registration: Democrats, unaffiliated, Republicans. The figure at the end is the D–R gap. All ballots in this year’s file.
  1. NV-0132,351
  2. NV-0336,536
  3. NV-0429,103

Party registration

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The party each voter registered with, not the ballot they cast. Unaffiliated includes minor parties. Earlier years are at the same point of their voting.
  • 2026D+13.4
  • 2022Oct 23D+23.2
  • 2024Oct 20D+18.6

Dem 19,681 +3%Rep 13,459 +34%Unaff. 13,450 +34%

Changes are against the same point of 2022.

Mail or in person

Mail 60,873 62.1%In person 37,117 37.9%

All Clark County ballots in the file, 97,990. In-person early voting: Oct 17 to Oct 30. Nevada mails a ballot to every active voter.

Known

  • 46,590 ballots returnedthrough Oct 18; Clark County mail ballots
  • Each ballot's party registration
  • Mail or in person
  • Day by daysince Sep 18
  • By congressional districts
  • Voters' ageall 97,990 ballots in the file
  • Against the same point of 2022

Not known

  • How anyone votedballots stay sealed until they are counted
  • How unaffiliated voters lean13,450, 29% of ballots
  • Election Day turnout
  • Mail ballots still outrequested or sent and not yet returned; not read from the state's file yet
  • Nevada outside Clark Countyonly Clark County's files can be read during voting
  • Anything since Oct 21the state's newest file could not be used
  • Whether recent days will still growno earlier copy of the file to measure it

Who has voted

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Shares of the ballots in this year’s file: all 97,990 Clark County ballots, mail and in person. A tick and the small figure: the same group's share of all 2022 early ballots, where the bands match.

Age

  • 18-295%8.8%
  • 30-4410.6%17.4%
  • 45-6430.9%34.4%
  • 65+53.5%31.4%
  • Unknown0%8.1%
How Nevada is counted and compared
  • 2022 is read at the same number of days before the election. No statewide first day of voting is on record for 2022 or this year, so the years are read at the same number of days before the election.
  • 2024 is read at the same number of days before the election. No statewide first day of voting is on record for 2024 or this year, so the years are read at the same number of days before the election.
  • Clark County only, about 70% of Nevada's active voters; the rest of Nevada is not included.
  • Counts Clark County mail ballots returned (received, not flagged undeliverable or missing a signature) plus in-person early votes, each voter once.
  • In-person early voting runs 2026-10-17 to 10-30; mail ballots go to every active voter. Mail party is the mail file's own field; in-person party is the voter's registration on Clark County's weekly voter list, so voters who registered after the list was produced (same-day registration) are counted in party_unknown until the next list.
  • Age comes from birth year on Clark County's current voter list (age at the end of the election year); district is the voter's congressional district (Clark County's part of NV-01, NV-03 and NV-04). Gender is left out: the list records sex for under a fifth of voters.
  • Rows after Election Day are mail ballots postmarked by Election Day that arrived later.
  • Source stamps: early-vote file 2026-10-20T17:00:09Z; mail file 2026-10-20T06:30:11Z; voter list 2026-10-19T07:23:56Z. as_of is the older of the two ballot files.
  • 3,558 ballots dated after the file's own date are left out until a later file reaches that day.
  • Not counted: 37856 envelopes returned undeliverable and 204 returned without the required signature.
  • 8 counted voters are not on the current voter list, so their age (and, for in-person voters, party) is unknown.
  • party_mail gives the party split of MAIL ballots only (a mail ballot with no recorded party is counted in party_mail_unknown), for comparison with other years; it excludes in-person votes.
  • 2024: Clark County only, about 70% of Nevada's active voters; the rest of Nevada is not included.
  • 2024: Counts Clark County mail ballots returned (received, not flagged undeliverable or missing a signature) plus in-person early votes, each voter once.
  • 2024: Rebuilt from Clark County's final 2024 files; mail ballots are dated by when the county received them, in-person votes by the day cast. In-person early voting ran 2024-10-19 to 11-01; mail ballots went out on 2024-10-10.
  • 2024: The receive date is when the county logged the envelope, in batches: almost no returns are dated before 2024-10-19, then 80,000 on that day.
  • 2024: Mail party is registration at the time (the mail file's own field). The 2024 early-vote file carries no party, so in-person party is each voter's registration on Clark County's CURRENT voter list, not in 2024; voters who have since left the list are counted in party_unknown.
  • 2024: Age comes from birth year on Clark County's current voter list (age at the end of the election year); district is the voter's congressional district (Clark County's part of NV-01, NV-03 and NV-04). Gender is left out: the list records sex for under a fifth of voters.
  • 2024: Rows after Election Day are mail ballots postmarked by Election Day that arrived later.
  • 2024: Source stamps: early-vote file 2024-11-14T18:03:06Z; mail file 2024-11-15T07:33:09Z; voter list 2026-10-05T07:24:14Z. as_of is the older of the two ballot files.
  • 2024: Not counted: 269 returned without the required signature.
  • 2024: 131 repeat rows for a voter (including 81 voters in both files) are counted once.
  • 2024: 27934 counted voters are not on the current voter list, so their age (and, for in-person voters, party) is unknown.
  • 2024: party_mail gives the party split of MAIL ballots only (a mail ballot with no recorded party is counted in party_mail_unknown), for comparison with other years; it excludes in-person votes.
  • 2022: Clark County only, about 70% of Nevada's active voters; the rest of Nevada is not included.
  • 2022: Counts Clark County mail ballots returned (received, not flagged undeliverable or missing a signature) plus in-person early votes, each voter once.
  • 2022: Rebuilt from Clark County's final 2022 files; mail ballots are dated by when the county received them, in-person votes by the day cast. In-person early voting ran 2022-10-22 to 11-04; mail ballots went out on 2022-10-13.
  • 2022: The receive date is when the county logged the envelope, in batches: few returns are dated before early voting began, then tens of thousands at once.
  • 2022: Party is registration at the time: the mail file's own field, and the 2022 early-vote file's DEM/REP/NP code (NP = nonpartisan and all other parties).
  • 2022: Age comes from birth year on Clark County's current voter list (age at the end of the election year); district is the voter's congressional district (Clark County's part of NV-01, NV-03 and NV-04). Gender is left out: the list records sex for under a fifth of voters.
  • 2022: Rows after Election Day are mail ballots postmarked by Election Day that arrived later.
  • 2022: Source stamps: early-vote file 2022-11-05T17:35:24Z; mail file 2022-11-19T05:16:26Z; voter list 2026-10-05T07:24:14Z. as_of is the older of the two ballot files.
  • 2022: Not counted: 1970 envelopes returned undeliverable and 303 returned without the required signature.
  • 2022: 64 repeat rows for a voter (including 23 voters in both files) are counted once.
  • 2022: 43980 counted voters are not on the current voter list, so their age (and, for in-person voters, party) is unknown.
  • 2022: party_mail gives the party split of MAIL ballots only (a mail ballot with no recorded party is counted in party_mail_unknown), for comparison with other years; it excludes in-person votes.

Last checked Counts change only when a state has posted a new file.

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