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Information APCA provides on this page is for informational purposes only. APCA does not endorse or support any candidate or political party.
Voting from outside the United States
Overseas? You can still vote.
U.S. citizens eligible to vote in Nevada can vote while abroad. Clark County offers an overseas voting process.
- Request your ballot. Submit a Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) each calendar year you wish to receive an overseas ballot. Use it to register or update your registration and request your ballot.
- Follow the return instructions. Overseas ballots may be returned by postal mail, email, or fax. Deadlines depend on the return method. Check the county’s instructions and act promptly.
- Ask Clark County for help. Contact the Election Department at 702-455-6552 or eballotrequest@ClarkCountyNV.gov.
Can someone else return my Nevada mail ballot?
Yes. At your request, someone you authorize may return your completed mail ballot. The person delivering it does not have to be the voter. Follow the ballot’s signing, envelope, and return instructions. See Nevada law: NRS 293.269923.
Sources: Clark County Election Department and Nevada law. Information checked October 26, 2026.
Clark County · 2026
Notice: New In-Person Voting Instructions
Clark County has added a step to in-person voting. You will print and review a paper ballot before inserting it into a tabulator to cast your vote.
- Check in. An election worker verifies your information and gives you a vote card.
- Make your choices and print. Use the ballot marking device, review your selections, then print your paper ballot. It prints on both sides; wait for the green check mark on the screen before removing it.
- Scan to cast. Take your ballot and vote card to the tabulator. Give the card to an election worker and insert your ballot. Two beeps and a check mark confirm it was cast.
2026 General Election
Early voting: October 17–30
You may vote at any Clark County early voting site. Dates and hours vary by location, so check the county’s current list before you go. Every early voting site also accepts completed mail ballots during voting hours.
Election Day: Tuesday, November 3
Clark County Vote Centers are open from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. You may use any Vote Center in the county.
See Clark County’s official guideFind early voting sites and hoursView the illustrated instructions (PDF)View the election dates handout (PDF)
Information from the Clark County Election Department. These instructions apply to in-person voting in Clark County.
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