If you have a valid Nevada's Driver's License or photo ID card, you may register to vote, update your address and change your political party affiliation online with the Nevada Secretary of State's Office.

 What are the registration requirements?

• Be a citizen of the United States.
• Be 18 years of age by Election Day (If you are now 17 years of age, you may “preregister.”)
• Be a Clark County resident for 30 consecutive days and a resident of your precinct for 10 days.
• No court of law has declared you to be mentally incompetent.
• Claim no other place as your legal residence.

How can I check to see if I am registered to vote?

You may check the status of your Voter Registration online at the Clark County Registered Voter Services.

Where can you register to vote?

Online:

• Through the Secretary of State's Office at vote.nv.gov

In Person:

• City of Henderson
  Office of the City Clerk
  240 Water Street
  Henderson, NV 89015

• Clark County Election Department
  965 Trade Drive, Suite A
  North Las Vegas, NV 89030

•  Any Department of Motor Vehicles Office

•  Any Nevada State Welfare Agency or WIC Office

By Mail

• If you have a printer, use Nevada Voter Registration Application.  After you complete the application online, print, and mail it to the Clark County Election Department at the address specified on the form.

How do I obtain a voter registration card?

You do NOT need to show your Voter Registration Card when you vote. You may vote whether or not you have it with you. But, having it handy will make the sign-in process easier. 

The Election Department will mail you a Voter Registration Card whenever:

• You submit a properly completed Voter Registration Application
• You update your registration data (change your name, address or party)
• The Clark County Election Department changes your polling place, precinct, or political districts

  If you do not receive your Card within two weeks after submitting a Voter Registration Application or updating your registration, or if you lose your card and would like another, please call the Clark County Election Department at 702-455-VOTE (8683) or send an e-mail to elinfo@ClarkCountyNV.gov.

 

Voter registration card will include:

• Name
• Residential address and mailing address (if different from residential address)
• Political party affiliation
• Precinct number
• Polling place location
• Political districts in which you are entitled to vote

 

You may request that the address and telephone number listed in your voter registration records be withheld from the public online by logging into the Clark County Registered Voter Services and selecting Make My Address and Phone Number Confidential from the dropdown menu to to complete, print, and sign a form to mail (Clark County Election Dept., 965 Trade Dr., Suite A, North Las Vegas, NV 89030) or FAX (702-455-2981).

To keep your voter registration current, you must re-register to vote if any of the following occurs:

• Change of address
• Change of name by marriage or other legal means
• Change of party affiliation

There are several different registration deadlines for the 2026 Primary Election:

• Standard Registration Deadline:  May 12, 2026
• Online Only Extended Registration and Updates:  May 13 – 26, 2026
• Online Same-Day Registration and Updates, Only In-Person Voting Allowed:  May 27 – June 9, 2026
• Same-Day Registration In-Person at Early Voting Vote Center with valid Nevada ID:  May 23 – June 5, 2026
• Same-Day Registration In-Person at Election Day Voting Vote Center with valid Nevada ID:  June 9, 2026

There are several different registration deadlines for the 2026 General Election:

• Standard Registration Deadline:  October 6, 2026
• Online Only Extended Registration and Updates:  October 7 – 20, 2026
• Online Same-Day Registration and Updates, Only In-Person Voting Allowed:  October 21 – November 3, 2026
• Same-Day Registration In-Person at Early Voting Vote Center with valid Nevada ID:  October 17 – 30, 2026
• Same-Day Registration In-Person at Election Day Voting Vote Center with valid Nevada ID:  November 3, 2026

Starting in 2022, Nevada began having all-mail ballot elections. All voters who are registered to vote no later than 14 days before Election Day will receive a mail ballot, unless they opt out.  To opt out, you must submit a “Mail Ballot written or online Preference Form” to request that you not receive a mail ballot. The Nevada Secretary of State will provide the online option and the Election Department will immediately receive the request.

Use the Mail Ballot Preference Form (to print, complete, and mail) to opt out of automatically receiving the mail ballot.  The Election Department must receive all requests no later than 60 days before Election Day.

If you prefer, you may still vote in person on a voting machine at any one of the many convenient early voting sites or Election Day vote centers, even if you receive a mail ballot. No matter where you live or what your precinct is, you may vote at any Clark County voting site you choose.

An early voting schedule and an Election Day vote center listing will be in your mail ballot packet, in your sample ballot, and online at www.ClarkCountyNV.gov/vote

Henderson Early Voting locations for the 2026 Primary Election will be available in Spring 2026.

 

Henderson Election Day Vote Centers for the 2026 Primary Election will be available in Spring 2026. Any eligible voter in Clark County may vote at any City of Henderson Election Day Vote Center on Election Day.

 

 2026 Election Calendar

• Primary Election
  • Election Day:  Tuesday, June 9, 2026
  • Early Voting:  Saturday, May 23 - Friday, June 5, 2026
• General Election
  • Election Day:  Tuesday, November 3, 2026
  • Early Voting:  Saturday, October 17 - Friday, October 30, 2026

View a 2026 Municipal Election Calendar

The United States is a diverse land with a government selected by the votes of its citizens. Federal law recognizes that many Americans rely heavily on languages other than English, and that they require information in minority languages in order to be informed voters and participate effectively in our representative democracy. Many provisions of federal law protect the voting rights of language minority Americans. Section 203 of the Voting Rights Act is the keystone. Congress has mandated language minority ballots in some jurisdictions since 1975, with the most recent changes in the method of determining which jurisdictions must provide language minority materials and information becoming law in 1992. 

Find more information here. 

The Clark County Election Department needs Poll Workers for 2026.  The Election Department prefers employees who can work both the Primary and General elections with positions available both during the Early Voting periods and on Election Days. Workers who are fluent in Spanish, Filipino, or Mandarin are highly needed.

Primary Election:

• Early Voting – May 23 – June 5, 2026
• Election Day – June 9, 2026

General Election:

• Early Voting – Oct. 17 – Oct. 30, 2026
• Election Day – Nov. 3, 2026

Pay:

• Election Day poll workers receive a flat rate of $200 for the day.
• Early voting poll workers are paid $17 per hour.
• Workers who are required to attend training will receive $50 for the class.

Requirements:

All poll workers must meet all the requirements below.

• Be a registered voter in Clark County, NV, or be enrolled in high school and at least 16 years of age.
• Not be a candidate or a relative of a candidate for nomination or election in 2026.
• Not be a poll watcher or observer during any election you work.
• Successfully complete the Election Department’s training if required.

 How to Apply to be a Poll Worker:

• Email:  PollWorker@ClarkCountyNV.gov
• Call:  The Election Department at 702-455-2815
• Go to:  www.ClarkCountyNV.gov/vote, log into “Registered Voter Services” and select “Apply to be a Poll Worker” from the drop-down menu.

Parking is free at City Hall.  Visitors may utilize the parking lot located off Basic Road, the Water Street Parking Garage or the Basic Parking Garage.