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State Report: Nevada 2024

Nevada has emerged as a critical battleground for the 2024 election after Democratic presidential candidates took the state's six electoral votes by 2.4 percent in both 2016 and 2020. In addition to its potentially pivotal electoral votes, a key Senate seat and three swing House of Representatives districts are on the ballot in 2024.

Memo / July 11, 2024

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November 2024

Mail Ballots

Last updated November 5, 2024

ev20241104 — The number of early in-person votes cast in Nevada throughout the early voting period, from 17 days before the election until the current number of days to the election. Republicans have hewed very closely to their early vote totals in 2020, landing at about 250,000 votes early so far, while Democrats have fallen slightly below their 2020 totals, with closer to 150,000 now, compared to about 165,000 at this time in 2020. Other voters have surpassed their 2020 totals, casting about 145,000 votes so far.

Early Voting

Last updated November 4, 2024

20241104 (3) — The number of Nevada mail ballots accepted each day in the month before the election by party, starting 31 days before November 5, 2024. Democrats consistently lead; as of October 30, about 220,000 ballots from registered Democrats had been recorded, compared to 165,000 for Republicans, 135,000 for those not registered with a party, and 35,000 for Other registrants.

October 2024

Voter Registration

Last updated October 9, 2024

20241009 (6) — The month-by-month difference between Nevada's total number of registered voters in 2020 and 2024. There have consistently been about 50,000 more Republicans every month of 2024 than there were in the corresponding months of 2020, while the number of Democrats has changed very little throughout 2024 compared to the corresponding month in 2020. The number of nonpartisan voters, however, surged between 2020 and 2024, with consistently about 350,000 more nonpartisan voters this year compared to 2020.