LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — Saturday, Oct. 19 is the first day of early voting in Clark County for the 2024 general election.

Election Day is Tuesday, November 5, but voters have two weeks until Friday, November 1 to cast their ballot in person.

HOW DO I VOTE?

The early voting process is the same for Election Day voting. Your eligibility and signature will be verified upon arrival. After confirmation you will receive a card with which you can activate the voting machine.

You go to an electronic voting machine with a touchscreen, insert the card and cast your vote. There will be a printed version of your ballot that you can check for accuracy.

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When you’re done, return your activation card to an election official.

WHERE CAN I VOTE?

Anyone registered to vote in Clark County can vote at any voting center. This means that you can choose where you want to vote within the province, regardless of the address or district.

In Clark County, there will be a total of 91 early voting locations: 22 long-term early voting locations and 69 short-term neighborhood early voting locations.

Dates and times vary by location.Visit the Clark County elections website for a list of sites.

I received a mail ballot. WHAT SHOULD I DO?

All registered voters will receive a ballot in the mail unless they have opted not to receive one.

If you have not opted out of receiving a mail-in ballot and wish to vote in person, you must return your ballot to the voting center or confirm that you are not voting twice in the same election.

CAN I SUBMIT A POSTAL VOTE?

All early voting locations will also serve as ballot drop-off locations.

You can deliver a signed envelope containing your ballot and drop it in a mailbox.

HOW DO I KNOW IF I AM REGISTERED TO VOTE?

You can use the Clark County Elections Website to verify your registration status.

If you would like to register to vote or update your status, you can do so online or in person at an early voting site.

Same-day registration requires a valid Nevada driver’s license or identification card. If your ID does not show your current address, you must provide valid proof of residence and you can only vote on a provisional ballot. Visit the Clark County Elections Department website for a list of items accepted as proof of residence.

A provisional ballot will be counted once your information has been verified and it has been determined that you have not voted more than once.

DMV offices in Nevada will have extended hours leading up to Election Day to help anyone who needs a new ID.

WHATWILL BE ON THIS YEAR’S VOTE?

There will be 100 contests in Clark County this election, including the President and Vice President of the United States.

Because these are general elections, all elections are open to voters regardless of party affiliation.

There are also seven statewide ballot questions, one Boulder City question, one city of Henderson question and one Henderson Library District question.

Please refer to your sample ballot for a list of contests and voting questions available to you. If you have not received a sample ballot, please visit the Clark County Voter Services website to view a digital version.