Nevada voters head to the polls today, November 3, 2026, for the state’s general midterm election, with all statewide polling locations open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., mynews4.com reported.
Polling Locations Across Northern Nevada
Voters casting ballots in person on Election Day must visit their designated polling place. Northern Nevada features numerous voting centers spanning multiple counties. In Carson City, locations include the Carson City Community Center at 851 E Williams St, the Stewart Wellness Center at 465 Clear Creek Ave, the Senior Center at 911 Beverly Dr, and City Hall at 201 N Carson St.
In Churchill County, voters can head to the Fallon Convention Center at 100 Campus Way, the Fallon Paiute Shoshone Tribal Community Learning Center at 8955 Mission Rd, the Churchill County Clerk/Treasurer Office at 155 N Taylor St, Ste 110, the City of Fallon Clerk/Treasurer Office at 55 W Williams Ave, or the Fallon Paiute Shoshone Tribal Administrative Complex at 565 Rio Vista West. Douglas County options feature the DC Community Center at 1329 Waterloo Ln, the Washoe Tribe Community Center at 828 Me Hu St, the Indian Hills GID Offices at 3394 James Lee Park Rd, the Kahle Community Center at 236 Kingsbury Grade, and the TRE Community Center at 3939 Carter Dr.
Washoe County hosts dozens of voting sites, ranging from Brown Elementary School at 13815 Spelling Ct and Billinghurst Middle School at 6685 Chesterfield Ln to the Downtown Reno Library at 301 S Center St, Galena High School at 3600 Butch Cassidy Dr, and the Incline Village Library at 845 Alder Ave. Washoe County residents can check real-time wait times online before heading out.
Bring Valid Identification to Register on Voting Day
Nevada has permitted same-day voter registration since 2019, allowing eligible residents to register for the first time or update an existing registration on the exact day they vote. However, this process requires voting in person at a polling location and presenting a valid Nevada driver’s license or Nevada ID card. Other identification forms, including passports or military IDs, cannot be accepted for same-day registration.
Residents whose Nevada driver’s license or ID card displays an outdated residential address must provide supplemental proof of residence. Individuals who recently moved to Nevada and lack a state-issued driver’s license or ID cannot utilize same-day registration.
Voters who registered online 14 days prior to Election Day must vote in person and present a valid Nevada driver’s license, Nevada ID card, or tribal ID.
Handling Mail-In Ballots and Deadlines
Alternatively, voters can drop off completed ballots at any official county dropbox until the polls close at 7 p.m. on November 3.
Voters seeking multilingual resources can access guides provided by the state across multiple languages, including Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, Korean, Thai, and Vietnamese. For additional assistance, the Let Nevadans Vote Coalition operates an Election Protection Hotline at 1-866-OUR-VOTE to address any issues encountered at polling locations.
