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The Clark County general election is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Here is every contest and every ballot question the county has published, in the county's own words. Nobody here tells you how to vote.

Election day

Tuesday, November 3, 2026

What's on your ballot

Your own ballot has only some of this. Tap a line to go to it.

The questions you vote Yes or No on
- State Question 6: a right to abortion in the Nevada Constitution
- State Question 7: voter ID in the Nevada Constitution
- Boulder City Question 1: data centers Boulder City only
- Boulder City Question 2: capital improvement spending Boulder City only
Congress: your member of the U.S. House
Statewide offices: Governor down to Attorney General
State Senate and State Assembly: who writes Nevada's laws for your district
County offices: County Commission, District Attorney, Clerk and others
Judges: Nevada Supreme Court and District Court, including Family Division
Board of Regents: the board over Nevada's public colleges
School board, water and town boards
City offices: Boulder City, Henderson, Las Vegas, Mesquite, North Las Vegas
Township offices: constables and a justice of the peace

How to really vote

When: Election Day, Tuesday, November 3, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. If you are in line at 7 p.m., stay in line: you still get to vote. Early voting ended October 30.

Where: Any Election Day Vote Center in Clark County, no matter where you live in the county. See the county's list of Vote Centers or use the Vote Center Locator at ClarkCountyNV.gov/vote.

Bring: The county says it is always a good idea to bring a photo ID. If you have your mail ballot with you, you must hand it in at the site. If you don't have it, you sign a statement that you aren't voting twice.

Not registered yet? You can register at the Vote Center that day with a current Nevada driver's license, DMV ID card, DMV interim document or Nevada tribal ID. You will vote a provisional ballot. If your ID doesn't show your current address, a document that does can prove it, such as a utility bill, bank statement, paycheck or lease.

Have a mail ballot? Sign the outside of the return envelope. Put it in a drop box at any Vote Center before the polls close, or mail it postmarked by November 3 so it arrives by 5 p.m. November 7. Track your ballot. If there is a problem with your signature, you have until 5 p.m. November 9 to fix it: (702) 455-CURE (2873).

Clark County Election Department, Election Day Voting and Mail Ballot Voting pages and 2026 General Election page, read 2026-11-01; NRS 293.273, 293.305, 293.5847 and 293.269921 (Rev. 9/9/2026).

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Start with Question 6 · Question 7 · Governor

You only vote your own precinct's contests. The county's list says it plainly: "You may vote only for your own precinct's candidates and contests, not for all listed." Your sample ballot, or the Election Department at (702) 455-VOTE (8683), tells you which districts are yours. This page does not look up districts by address.

The ballot questions

State questions appear statewide. The two city questions below are on Boulder City ballots only. Each question's wording, and the Yes and No lines, are quoted exactly from the county's ballot question booklet.

Amendment to the Nevada Constitution · Initiative Petition C-05-2023

State Question No. 6

Should the Nevada Constitution be amended to create an individual’s fundamental right to an abortion, without interference by state or local governments, whenever the abortion is performed by a qualified healthcare professional until fetal viability or when necessary to protect the health or life of the pregnant individual at any point during the pregnancy?

Your vote	What it does, in the county's words
Yes	A “Yes” vote would create a new section of the Nevada Constitution to establish a person’s constitutional right to abortion, so that a person can make decisions about matters relating to abortion and reproductive healthcare, without interference from state or local governments.
No	A “No” vote would keep the Nevada Constitution in its current form and would not impact the availability of abortion as a statutory right under Nevada law.

The law today: Existing law states that abortions are legal in Nevada and must occur within 24 weeks after the start of the pregnancy. An exception currently exists to allow an abortion after 24 weeks if a physician reasonably believes that an abortion is necessary to preserve the pregnant person’s life or health.

What it costs: Financial impact – cannot be determined. (Fiscal Analysis Division of the Legislative Counsel Bureau, August 1, 2024)

If it passes: An initiative amending the Nevada Constitution must be approved at two successive general elections. If approved in November 2024 and November 2026, it would take effect on November 24, 2026, when the votes are canvassed by the Supreme Court.

Clark County Election Department, Ballot Questions, General Election, November 3, 2026, pages 3–9. Pulled 2026-10-20.

Amendment to the Nevada Constitution · Initiative Petition C-02-2023

State Question No. 7

Should the Nevada Constitution be amended to require voters to either present photo identification to verify their identity when voting in-person or to provide certain personal information to verify their identity when voting by mail ballot?

Your vote	What it does, in the county's words
Yes	A “Yes” vote would amend Article 2 of the Nevada Constitution to require in-person Nevada voters present certain identification and mail ballot voters to provide certain information in order to cast a legal ballot.
No	A “No” vote would keep the Nevada Constitution in its current form.

The law today: Under current law, Nevada voters must only show identification in certain situations. These situations are rare and related to the method and timing of how they register to vote.

What it costs: Financial impact – yes. The Secretary of State’s Office estimates about $6,750 to change voter systems, in time for 2028; the cost of any free alternative ID for voters who lack one cannot be determined. (Fiscal Analysis Division of the Legislative Counsel Bureau, July 29, 2024)

If it passes: If approved again in 2026, the Legislature could write the related laws in the 2027 session and the changes would go into effect for the 2028 election cycle.

Clark County Election Department, Ballot Questions, General Election, November 3, 2026, pages 10–15. Pulled 2026-10-20.

Boulder City voters only

City of Boulder City Question No. 1

Should data center facilities be an approved land use within the Eldorado Valley Transfer Area outside of the Multi-species Habitat Conservation Easement?

Your vote	What it does, in the county's words
Yes	A “YES” vote would allow data center facilities to be an approved land use within the Eldorado Valley Transfer Area outside of the Multi-species Habitat Conservation Easement.
No	A “NO” vote would mean that no data center facilities would be approved within the Eldorado Valley Transfer Area outside of the Multi-species Habitat Conservation Easement.

The law today: Section 144(1) of the Boulder City Charter limits what the city’s Eldorado Valley land can be used for; any other use must be approved by the city’s voters. Approval would not require the City Council to authorize a data center.

What it costs: Any expense related to this question will not require the levy or imposition of a new tax or fee or increase of an existing tax or fee. (City of Boulder City, fiscal impact statement)

Clark County Election Department, Ballot Questions, General Election, November 3, 2026, pages 16–21. Pulled 2026-10-20.

Boulder City voters only

City of Boulder City Question No. 2

Shall the City of Boulder City be authorized to expend available funds from the Capital Improvement Fund in an amount up to fifty percent (50%) of the most recent audited fiscal year’s ending cash balance in the Capital Improvement Fund each year in place of the previously authorized amount of One Million ($1,000,000.00) per year for capital improvement projects for the benefit of Boulder City residents and visitors?

Your vote	What it does, in the county's words
Yes	A “YES” vote would allow the City of Boulder City to expend available funds from the Capital Improvement Fund in an amount up to fifty percent (50%) of the most recent audited fiscal year’s ending cash balance in the Capital Improvement Fund each year for capital improvement projects in place of the previously authorized amount of One Million ($1,000,000.00) per year for the maintenance and improvement of City facilities and infrastructure for the benefit of Boulder City residents and visitors.
No	A “NO” vote would not allow the City of Boulder City to expend up to fifty percent (50%) of the most recent audited fiscal year’s ending cash balance in the Capital Improvement Fund each year for capital improvement projects, but would not change the previously authorized amount of One Million ($1,000,000.00) per year for the maintenance and improvement of City facilities and infrastructure.

Your vote

What it does, in the county's words

Yes

A “YES” vote would allow the City of Boulder City to expend available funds from the Capital Improvement Fund in an amount up to fifty percent (50%) of the most recent audited fiscal year’s ending cash balance in the Capital Improvement Fund each year for capital improvement projects in place of the previously authorized amount of One Million ($1,000,000.00) per year for the maintenance and improvement of City facilities and infrastructure for the benefit of Boulder City residents and visitors.

A “NO” vote would not allow the City of Boulder City to expend up to fifty percent (50%) of the most recent audited fiscal year’s ending cash balance in the Capital Improvement Fund each year for capital improvement projects, but would not change the previously authorized amount of One Million ($1,000,000.00) per year for the maintenance and improvement of City facilities and infrastructure.

The law today: The Boulder City Charter requires voter approval for spending from the Capital Improvement Fund; voters previously authorized $1,000,000 a year.

What it costs: This question does not require an expense that will require the levy or imposition of a new tax or fee or the increase of an existing tax or fee. (City of Boulder City, fiscal impact statement)

Clark County Election Department, Ballot Questions, General Election, November 3, 2026, pages 22–25. Pulled 2026-10-20.

The booklet also prints arguments for and against each question, written by citizen committees on each side. They are advocacy, so they are left out here; read them in the county's booklet. The full text of every question is on the Election Department website and, the county says, on request at every vote center.

Every contest on a Clark County ballot

In the order they appear on the ballot. Tap a group to open it. Party abbreviations are the county's own: DEM Democratic · REP Republican · IAP Independent American Party · LPN Libertarian Party of Nevada · NPP No Political Party · NP Nonpartisan. "Term" is the years the seat is up for.

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Congress (3)

Contest	Candidates as named on the ballot	Term
Representative in Congress District 1	Carrie Ann Buck REP Afzal "Bobby" Khan NPP Steven "Chap" St John NPP Dina Titus DEM	2 years
Representative in Congress District 3	Jon Kamerath IAP Susie Lee DEM Marty O'Donnell REP	2 years
Representative in Congress District 4 This office covers areas in multiple Counties, i.e., Esmeralda, Mineral, and Nye; parts of Clark, Churchill, Lincoln, and Lyon	Russell Best IAP Steven A. Horsford DEM William Johnson NPP Cody K. Whipple REP	2 years

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Statewide offices (6)

Contest	Candidates as named on the ballot	Term
Governor	Aaron D. Ford DEM Danielle Ford NPP Joseph Lombardo REP None of these candidates	4 years
Lieutenant Governor	Stavros Anthony REP Janine Hansen IAP Sandra Jauregui DEM None of these candidates	4 years
Secretary of State	Francisco "Cisco" Aguilar DEM Brad Lee Barnhill IAP John T. Kennedy LPN Jim Marchant REP None of these candidates	4 years
State Treasurer	Drew Johnson REP Tya Mathis-Coleman DEM None of these candidates	4 years
State Controller	Michael MacDougall DEM Andy Matthews REP None of these candidates	4 years
Attorney General	Nicole Jeanette Cannizzaro DEM Adriana Guzmán Fralick REP None of these candidates	4 years

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State Senate (7)

Contest	Candidates as named on the ballot	Term
State Senate District 2	Edgar Flores DEM	4 years
State Senate District 8	George E. Harris REP Marilyn Dondero Loop DEM	4 years
State Senate District 9	Melanie Scheible DEM Maria Thompson REP	4 years
State Senate District 10	Fabian Donate DEM	4 years
State Senate District 12	Rafael Arroyo REP Julie Ann Pazina DEM	4 years
State Senate District 20	Danielle Gallant REP Calvin Sandoval DEM	4 years
State Senate District 21	James Ohrenschall DEM Al Rojas REP	4 years

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State Assembly (31)

Contest	Candidates as named on the ballot	Term
State Assembly District 1	Alexis Elizabeth Esparza DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 2	Kamilah Bywaters DEM Drew Teitelbaum REP	2 years
State Assembly District 3	Joseph P. Silvestri REP Selena Torres-Fossett DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 4	Lisa Cole REP Eileen Eady DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 5	Brittney M. Miller DEM Kelly Quinn REP	2 years
State Assembly District 6	Katherine "Katie" Duncan NPP Jovan Alexander Jackson DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 7	Cameron "C.H." Miller DEM Anthony Scott "Red" Willett LPN	2 years
State Assembly District 8	Joseph "Joey" Charafi REP Duy Nguyen DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 9	Ryan Hampton DEM Erica Alejandra Neely REP	2 years
State Assembly District 10	Venise L. Karris DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 11	Cinthia Moore DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 12	Max Carter, II DEM Nancy "Nan" Roecker REP	2 years
State Assembly District 13	Daniel Andrews DEM Gage C. Beck LPN Brian Hibbetts REP	2 years
State Assembly District 14	Erica Mosca DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 15	Miguel Davila DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 16	John Carlo REP Cecelia González DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 17	Linda F. Hunt DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 18	Venicia Considine DEM Crystal Newton REP	2 years
State Assembly District 19	Zackaraih Lysaght LPN Jason Patchett REP	2 years
State Assembly District 20	David Orentlicher DEM Stan Vaughan IAP	2 years
State Assembly District 21	Patsy A. Carvalho REP Tighe Galvin LPN Elaine Marzola DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 22	Shenea Booth DEM Melissa Hardy REP	2 years
State Assembly District 23	Jan Allen Aspelund DEM Denise Daniels Fanning REP	2 years
State Assembly District 28	Reuben D'Silva DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 29	Joe Ludwig REP Alex J. Pereszlenyi DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 34	Brandon Davis REP Hanadi Nadeem DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 35	Rebecca Edgeworth REP Joe Spica DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 36 This office covers areas in multiple Counties, i.e., Clark, Lincoln, and Nye	Gregory T. Hafen, II REP Jon Penn Junejo DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 37	Shea M. Backus DEM Jill M. Douglass REP	2 years
State Assembly District 41	Kelly Chapman REP Vinny Spotleson DEM	2 years
State Assembly District 42	Christopher Brandlin REP Tracy Brown-May DEM	2 years

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County offices (9)

Contest	Candidates as named on the ballot	Term
County Commission District E	Manny Kess REP "Tick" Segerblom DEM	4 years
County Commission District F	Becky Harris NPP Heidi Kasama REP Minja Yan DEM	4 years
County Commission District G	Jim Gibson DEM Jon Maxham REP	4 years
District Attorney	Steve Wolfson DEM	4 years
County Assessor	Judy Joe REP Lynette Warren LPN Tamicka N. Washington DEM	4 years
County Clerk	Lynn Marie Goya DEM Howell Shaw REP George Stamper LPN	4 years
County Recorder	Steven T. Borella LPN Tanya Flanagan DEM Bill Young REP	4 years
County Treasurer	J. "Ken" Diaz DEM Tim J. "TJ" Ferreira LPN Mitchell T. Tracy REP	4 years
Public Administrator	Stephanie Itkin-Goodman DEM Michael Murphy REP	4 years

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Judges (60)

Contest	Candidates as named on the ballot	Term
Justice of the Supreme Court Seat B	Kristina Pickering NP None of these candidates	6 years
Justice of the Supreme Court Seat D	Douglas Herndon NP None of these candidates	6 years
District Court Judge Department 1	Bita "Marie" Yeager NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 2	Carli Lynn Kierny NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 3	Monica Trujillo NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 4	Nadia Krall NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 5	Veronica Barisich NP Tracy Hibbetts NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 6	Jacqueline M. Bluth NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 7	Danielle K. Pieper NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 8	Austin Beaumont NP Jessica K. Peterson NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 9	Maria Alice Gall NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 10	Tierra D. Jones NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 11	Anna Albertson NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 12	Dan Gilliam NP Michelle Leavitt NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 13	Adam Ganz NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 14	Tina Talim NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 15	Joe Hardy, Jr. NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 16	Tim Williams NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 17	Jennifer Schwartz NP Jake Villani NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 18	Mary Kay Holthus NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 19	Crystal Eller NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 20	Eric Johnson NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 21	Tara Clark Newberry NP Alex Hubert NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 22	Susan Johnson NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 23	Martina Bauhaus NP Jasmin Lilly-Spells NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 24	Colleen Brown NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 25	Kathleen E. Delaney NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 26	Jessica Goodey NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 27	Erika Mendoza NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 28	Noreen C. DeMonte NP Danielle A. Tarmu NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 29	Alex Quagge NP Jacob Reynolds NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 30	Josh Santeramo NP Jerry A. Wiese, II NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 31	Joanna S. Kishner NP Alexandra Beth McLeod NP	6 years
District Court Judge Department 32	Christy Craig NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department A	Maria-Belleza D. "Mari" Parladé NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department B	Linda Marquis NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department C	Gregory G. Gordon NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department D	Patricia A. Marr NP Gwynneth Smith NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department E	Charles "Chuck" Hoskin NP Timothy Treffinger NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department F	Denise L. Gentile NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department G	Rhonda K. Forsberg NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department H	Emily McFarling NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department I	Soonhee "Sunny" Bailey NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department J	Dedree "DEE" Butler NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department K	Cynthia N. Giuliani NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department L	David S. Gibson, Jr. NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department M	Amy M. Mastin NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department N	Michel Gaudet NP Kerri Jean Maxey NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department O	Gina McConnell NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department P	Jennifer Isso NP Mary Perry NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department Q	Bryce C. Duckworth NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department R	Marilyn A. Caston NP Bill Henderson NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department S	Kristine Brewer NP Randall Forman NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department T	Nadin Cutter NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department U	Dawn R. Throne NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department V	Margaret E. Pickard NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department W	Stacy Rocheleau NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department X	Heidi Almase NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department Y	Adriana Rincon White NP	6 years
District Court Judge Family Division Department Z	Michele "Shell" Mercer NP	6 years

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Board of Regents (4)

Contest	Candidates as named on the ballot	Term
Board of Regents District 2 See NRS 396.040; AB118 [2023]	Jennifer McGrath NP Patrick L. Villa NP	2 years
Board of Regents District 3 See NRS 396.040; AB118 [2023]	Byron Brooks NP Erik Swendseid NP	2 years
Board of Regents District 5 See NRS 396.040; AB118 [2023]	Moises "Mo" Denis NP Stephanie Molina NP	2 years
Board of Regents District 8 See NRS 396.040; AB118 [2023]. This office covers areas in multiple Counties, i.e., Clark, Elko, Esmeralda, Eureka, Lincoln, Nye, and White Pine	Pete Goicoechea NP Lori Lane NP	2-year unexpired term

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School board, water and town boards (7)

Contest	Candidates as named on the ballot	Term
Trustee Clark County School District D	David Gomez NP Brenda Zamora NP	4 years
Trustee Clark County School District F	Irene Bustamante Adams NP Robert E. Hutchinson NP	4 years
Trustee Clark County School District G	Paul Casey NP Linda P. Cavazos NP	4 years
Board Member Moapa Valley Water District Logandale	Aaron Dalley NP Marc Jensen NP	4 years
Board Member Moapa Valley Water District Overton	Janice M. Ridondo NP Kelby Robison NP	4 years
Board Member Virgin Valley Water District Mesquite Vote for not more than 2	James Anton NP Gary Elgort NP Omar Vallejo NP	4 years
Moapa Valley Town Advisory Board Vote for not more than 5	Ryan Anderson NP Priscilla Conrique NP Brandon N. Leavitt NP Matthew F. Noto NP Jill Perkins NP Janice M. Ridondo NP Vernon Robison NP	2 years

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City offices (12)

Contest	Candidates as named on the ballot	Term
City of Boulder City Mayor	Brent Foutz NP Joe Hardy NP	4 years
City of Boulder City Council Member At Large Vote for not more than 2	Cokie Booth NP Chris Gatlin NP Adam "AMERICAMAN" Schultheis NP Steve Walton NP	4 years
City of Henderson Mayor	Hollie Chadwick NP Michelle Romero NP	4 years
City of Henderson City Council Ward III	Jennifer Atlas NP Carrie Cox NP	4 years
City of Henderson Municipal Court Judge Department 1	Alicia Albritton NP Gary Thompson NP	6 years
City of Las Vegas Councilman Ward 2	Luke McCarthy NP Shannon Nordstrom NP	4 years
City of Las Vegas Municipal Court Judge Department 1	Amanda Pellizzari NP Matt Walker NP	2-year unexpired term
City of Las Vegas Municipal Court Judge Department 2	Jessica A. Green NP Allycia Murphy NP	4-year unexpired term
City of Mesquite Councilmember Seat 1	John S. Rosen NP Ronald Shackelford NP	4 years
City of Mesquite Councilmember Seat 4	Rick McIntire NP Dominic W. Oliveto NP	4 years
City of North Las Vegas Mayor	Scott Black NP Daniele Monroe-Moreno NP	4 years
City of North Las Vegas Council Member Ward 1	Sherry Strothers NP Esmeralda Villeda NP	4 years

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Township offices (3)

Contest	Candidates as named on the ballot	Term
Constable Laughlin Township	Corey Hammerbeck NP Jordan Ross NP	4 years
Constable North Las Vegas Township	Chad J. Betts NP Thomas Jeeves NP	4 years
Justice of the Peace Henderson Township Department 4	Michael Allmon NP John Cory NP	6 years

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Clark County, NV, Election Dept., "All Contests and Candidates in the November 3 2026, General Election in Clark County, Nevada" (in order of appearance on the ballot, subject to change from unforeseen events or circumstances), document dated 2026-08-24, pulled 2026-10-20 from the county's 2026 general election page. Typed in by hand and checked line by line against the county's PDF. If anything here differs from your sample ballot, your sample ballot is right.

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From the back cover of the county's ballot question booklet, pulled 2026-10-20.

Language interpretation from the Nevada Secretary of State: (702) 357-3379

Days	Hours
Until October 16, Monday–Friday	8am–5pm
Early voting, Sat.–Sun., Oct. 17–18 and Oct. 24–25	9am–5pm
Early voting, Mon.–Fri., Oct. 19–23 and Oct. 26–30	8am–6pm
Day before Election Day, Monday November 2	8am–5pm
General Election Day, Tuesday November 3	6:30am–7pm

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