How can I find upcoming election dates?
- Primary Election, June 9, 2020.
- General Election, November 3, 2020.
How do I find out more about the Caucuses?
Caucuses are planned and administered by Political Parties. Please find the local and State Party links below.
- Douglas County Democratic Party
- State Democratic Party
- Douglas County Republican Central Committee
- State Republican Party
How do I sign up to be an election worker?
Apply to be an election worker
How do I find out more about running for office?
Non-Judicial Candidate Filing begins Monday, March 2, 2020- Friday, March 13, 2020
Offices Up for Election in 2020
you may also visit the Secretary of State’s page for additional information.
How do I find out who is on my ballot?
Judicial candidate filing runs January 6-17, 2020, and non-judicial filing runs March 2-13, 2020. Check back then for more details.
- See Who’s Filed! 2020 Candidate Filing Overview_Judicial (updated 1.17.20)
- Offices Up for Election in 2020
How do I get a mail-in (absentee) ballot?
All Nevada residents are eligible to receive mail-in ballots on a permanent basis, if they so choose. Electors may also request mail-in ballots for a single election or on an annual basis. Completed mail-in ballot applications must be received by the Clerk’s office no later than 5:00 p.m., the 14th day before an Election.
2020 Mail-in Ballot Application
Voter Instructions for completing Mail-in Ballot applications
Contact elections@douglasnv.us or (775)783-6095 if you have any questions about the mail-in ballot process or application.
Where do I vote?
Douglas County administers Vote Center elections. Vote Centers allow any voter to vote at any location. Vote Center locations will be confirmed in the Spring of 2020.
How do I register, change or view my voter registration record?
Where do I find registered voter counts?
How do I find election results from past elections?
How do I find maps of election districts?
Are there any additional election resources?
