Clark County voters have everything they need to participate in Tuesday’s midterm election. All 136 county vote centers are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and anyone still in line at 7 p.m. may remain until their ballot is cast. This ensures that every eligible citizen can exercise their constitutional right to vote.
How to Vote In‑Person
Registered voters may choose any of the county’s vote centers, regardless of their home address. A map of locations and estimated wait times is available on the Clark County Elections Department website. For those who prefer not to wait, a signed, sealed mail ballot can be dropped off at any vote center, any city hall in the county, or the Elections Department office at 965 Trade Dr., North Las Vegas.
Mail‑In Ballot Requirements
Mail ballots must be signed, postmarked on or before Election Day, and received by 5 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 7, to be counted. Voters should use a secure drop box or the U.S. Postal Service to meet the deadline.
Live Election Coverage
News 3 is providing wall‑to‑wall coverage from the moment polls open until the final votes are tallied. Reporters and camera crews will be stationed throughout the Las Vegas Valley, delivering real‑time updates on turnout, wait times and any issues that arise. The station will also break down key issues shaping Southern Nevada’s future, including affordability, education and public safety.
National races will be tracked beginning at 5 p.m. on The CW, and after polls close, News 3 will continue with live results, analysis and candidate reactions. Viewers can follow the coverage on air, at News3LV.com, and across all News 3 platforms.
What Voters Should Know
- Bring a valid photo ID to the vote center.
- Check the vote‑center map ahead of time to plan your route.
- If you encounter any problems, report them to the Clark County Elections Department.
By staying informed and prepared, Nevadans can help ensure a smooth, transparent election that reflects the will of the people.
Original reporting: News 3 KSNV Las Vegas (local) — read the source article.
