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Clark County election results: unofficial numbers read 2:56 p.m. Nov. 3

The Clark County Election Department's unofficial count showed 503,795 ballots counted, 32.96% of registered voters, at the 2:56 p.m. Tuesday update.

November 4, 2026 at 12:19 AM · Vegas Support Center

The Clark County Election Department's unofficial 2026 General Election results page was last updated at 2:56 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 3. All figures here are unofficial and are as read at that time. The county lists 1,528,706 registered voters. Early vote turnout was 220,021 (14.39% of registered voters) and mail turnout was 283,774 (18.56%), for a total of 503,795, or 32.96%. Election Day turnout showed 0 at that update, and no provisional ballots were listed.

Ballot questions: State Question 6 had Yes 322,775 (66.71%) and No 161,090 (33.29%). State Question 7 had Yes 287,592 (59.01%) and No 199,790 (40.99%). In Boulder City, Question 1 had Yes 1,265 (30.05%) and No 2,944 (69.95%), and Question 2 had Yes 2,178 (52.31%) and No 1,986 (47.69%). The page does not call any of these.

Closest races: In the Las Vegas City Council Ward 2 race, Luke McCarthy had 11,973 votes (50.05%) and Shannon Nordstrom had 11,948 (49.95%), a gap of 25 votes. In District Court Judge Department 29, Alex Quagge had 188,319 and Jacob Reynolds had 185,198. In Department 30, Jerry A. Wiese, II had 183,181 and Josh Santeramo had 179,426. In Department 28, Noreen C. DeMonte had 192,141 and Danielle A. Tarmu had 180,851. In State Senate District 20, Danielle Gallant had 26,517 and Calvin Sandoval had 23,497. In Assembly District 22, Shenea Booth had 12,451 and Melissa Hardy had 11,308. The party of each candidate is not shown on the page.

Statewide offices: For governor, Aaron D. Ford had 281,047 votes (56.01%), Joseph Lombardo had 202,152 (40.29%), Danielle Ford had 11,994, and None of these candidates had 6,546. For lieutenant governor, Sandra Jauregui had 295,430 and Stavros Anthony had 186,400. For secretary of state, Francisco "Cisco" Aguilar had 306,954 and Jim Marchant had 176,494. For state treasurer, Tya Mathis-Coleman had 298,198 and Drew Johnson had 189,732. For state controller, Michael MacDougall had 293,892 and Andy Matthews had 190,191. For attorney general, Nicole Jeanette Cannizzaro had 302,730 and Adriana Guzmán Fralick had 183,906.

Congress: In District 1, Dina Titus had 95,109 votes and Carrie Ann Buck had 58,659. In District 3, Susie Lee had 113,984 and Marty O'Donnell had 71,690. In District 4, Steven A. Horsford had 97,271 and Cody K. Whipple had 51,825.

County and city races: In County Commission District E, "Tick" Segerblom had 31,963 and Manny Kess had 16,140. In District F, Minja Yan had 45,283, Heidi Kasama had 32,102 and Becky Harris had 6,118. In District G, Jim Gibson had 47,946 and Jon Maxham had 27,875. Steve Wolfson had 368,133 votes for district attorney. For Henderson mayor, Michelle Romero had 48,531 and Hollie Chadwick had 31,486. For North Las Vegas mayor, Daniele Monroe-Moreno had 27,598 and Scott Black had 20,071. For Boulder City mayor, Joe Hardy had 2,838 and Brent Foutz had 893.

The Supreme Court retention-style contests listed a candidate against None of these candidates. Kristina Pickering had 298,965 against 91,111 for None of these candidates in Seat B. Douglas Herndon had 297,789 against 91,823 in Seat D. Totals can change as more ballots are counted, and the county's results page is where the latest figures post.

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Source: Clark County Election Department

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