My ballot cheat sheet
Nevada
Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026
Election Day (polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.). Drop mail ballots at county clerk's office or a polling place before polls close
Governor
- Joe Lombardo Republican
- Aaron Ford Democrat
- Danielle Ford No Political Party
U.S. House, your district
Candidates depend on your district. Your county’s sample ballot lists them.
Statewide ballot measures
Question 6: Right to Abortion
YES: supports adding the right to have an abortion before fetal viability (up to 24 weeks in pregnancy) to the state constitution
NO: opposes adding the right to abortion to the constitution. Abortion up to 24 weeks would still be legal under Nevada's current law, and that law already can't be changed by the Legislature alone, only by another statewide vote. But it would stay a regular state law rather than becoming part of the constitution, and it wouldn't carry the same strong legal standard protecting it from future restrictions that a constitutional right would.
Question 7: Voter ID
YES: supports requiring voters to show photo ID when voting in person, and to give the last four digits of their driver’s license or Social Security number when voting by mail
NO: opposes requiring voter ID, keeping the current signature-matching system
Also on your ballot
Lieutenant Governor
Attorney General
Secretary of State
Controller
Treasurer
State Board of Regents (5 seats)
State Senate
State House
State Supreme Court
School boards
Municipal government
Local ballot measures