Nevada voters turn out in high numbers for 2026 elections

Voter turnout has been significant across Nevada during the 2026 General Election. In Clark County, midday reports indicated a surge in in-person voting across 138 active vote centers, including locations in Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, and Henderson. Election officials reported orderly operations with manageable wait times of 15 to 25 minutes at most hubs.

In Washoe County, Registrar of Voters Andrew McDonald reported a smooth process despite unusually high turnout for a midterm election lacking U.S. Senate races. Preliminary estimates suggest at least 58.2 percent of the county’s 330,000 registered voters cast ballots. Mail-in voting accounted for a large portion of the total, with approximately 102,000 ballots accepted, while roughly 35,000 residents voted in person on Election Day.