The November 3, 2020, General Election is quickly approaching, and now is the time to register to vote or confirm your voter information. Even if you believe you are already registered to vote, use the links below to confirm your information is correct and up to date. Keep in mind that mail ballots will not be forwarded to a new address if you have moved, so it is very important that your address is current in the voter registration system.  

Eligibility to register and vote: Nevada law provides that you must be 18 years of age or over, a U.S. Citizen, and a resident of Nevada for 30 days preceding any election. If you will be 18 years old or will have met the residency requirement at the time of the election, you are also eligible to register to vote. 

Find out how to update or register to vote in Nevada. If you are not from Nevada and wish to register to vote in your home state, please find and learn about your state's election registration protocol.  

The deadline information below is specific to Nevada voters.

Registration Timelines in Nevada for the November 3, 2020, General Election

October 6: This is the last day to register by mail, or in-person at the DMV or other outside agencies. After this date, registration or updates must be done either online or in-person at a polling location.   

October 15: This is the last day to register online in order to receive a mail ballot for the General Election. You must have a current and valid Nevada Driver’s License or Nevada ID with proof of residency. 

October 16-29: During this period of time, you can register either online or in-person at a polling place. You must appear in person to vote and cannot vote by mail. You must have a current and valid Nevada Driver’s License or Nevada ID with proof of residency.  

October 30 (Last Day of Early Voting): You must appear in person at a polling place to register and cast your ballot. You must have a current and valid Nevada Driver’s License or Nevada ID with proof of residency. 

November 3 (Election Day): You must appear in person at a polling place to register and cast your ballot.  You must have a current and valid Nevada Driver’s License or Nevada ID with proof of residency. 

Please note: If you have a non-commercial Nevada DMV ID that has an expiration date of March 12 through November 12, 2020, please note that the Nevada DMV has automatically extended the expiration date to November 12, 2020.  

Sincerely,
Marc A. Johnson
President

Lawlor Events Center available for early voting from Oct. 17-30

9 a.m.-7 p.m. daily
The University is working closely with the Washoe County Registrar of Voters to make Lawlor Events Center available as one of many in-person and ballot drop-off early voting locations in the county for the 2020 General Election. General parking is available for free on the top two levels of the West Stadium Parking Complex. Disabled parking, as well as a disabled drop-off/pick-up area, is available on Level 1 of the West Stadium Parking Complex.