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Nevada 2026 Election Results

General election, November 3, 2026

Results will appear on this page on election night, November 3, 2026, as votes are counted. The last polls in Nevada close at 10 PM ET. Follow every state live →

On the Nevada ballot: governor plus 5 other statewide offices, 53 legislative seats, and 2 ballot measures.

Governor

Incumbent: Joe Lombardo (R); rated Tilt R (MultiState consensus of Cook, Sabato’s Crystal Ball, and Pluribus News).

On the ballot: Aaron Ford (D), Joe Lombardo (R), Danielle Ford (Nonpartisan).

Read MultiState’s Nevada governor race preview →

Other statewide races

OfficeOn the ballotIncumbentRating
Lt. GovernorSandra Jauregui (D), Stavros Anthony (R), Janine Hansen (Independent American Party)Stavros Anthony (R)
Attorney GeneralNicole Cannizzaro (D), Adriana Fralick (R)Open seatLean D
Secretary of StateCisco Aguilar (D), Jim Marchant (R), Brad Barnhill (Independent American Party), John T Kennedy (L)Cisco Aguilar (D)Likely D
TreasurerTya Mathis-Coleman (D), Drew Johnson (R)Open seat
ControllerMichael MacDougall (D), Andy Matthews (R)Andy Matthews (R)

Legislature

  • Assembly: all 42 seats up; currently 15 R, 27 D; 22 seats make a majority; rated Solid D (Sabato’s Crystal Ball).
  • Senate: 11 of 21 seats up; currently 8 R, 13 D; 11 seats make a majority; rated Solid D (Sabato’s Crystal Ball).

Every chamber on the ballot, with forecasts →

Legislative races

SeatOn the ballotIncumbentNotes
AD-1Alexis Esparza (D)Open seat; Uncontested
AD-2Kamilah Bywaters (D), Drew Teitelbaum (R)Open seat
AD-3Selena Torres-Fossett (D), Joseph Philip Silvestri (R)Selena Torres-Fossett (D)
AD-4Eileen Eady (D), Lisa Cole (R)Lisa Cole (R)
AD-5Brittney Miller (D), Kelly Quinn (R)Brittney Miller (D)
AD-6Jovan Jackson (D), Katie Duncan (Nonpartisan)Jovan Jackson (D)
AD-7Cameron Miller (D), Anthony Scott Willett (L)Open seat
AD-8Duy Nguyen (D), Joseph Charafi (R)Duy Nguyen (D)
AD-9Ryan Hampton (D), Erica Neely (R)Open seat
AD-10Venise Karris (D)Venise Karris (D)Uncontested
AD-11Cinthia Moore (D)Cinthia Moore (D)Uncontested
AD-12Max Carter (D), Nancy Roecker (R)Max Carter (D)
AD-13Daniel Andrews (D), Brian Hibbetts (R), Gage Beck (L)Brian Hibbetts (R)
AD-14Erica Mosca (D)Erica Mosca (D)Uncontested
AD-15Miguel Angel Davila Uzcategui (D)Open seat; Uncontested
AD-16Cecelia González (D), John Carlo (R)Cecelia González (D)
AD-17Linda Hunt (D)Linda Hunt (D)Uncontested
AD-18Venicia Considine (D), Crystal Newton (R)Venicia Considine (D)
AD-19Jason Patchett (R), Zackaraih Lysaght (L)Jason Patchett (R)
AD-20David Orentlicher (D), Stan Vaughan (Independent American Party)David Orentlicher (D)
AD-21Elaine Marzola (D), Patsy Ann Carvalho (R), Tighe Galvin (L)Elaine Marzola (D)
AD-22Shenea Booth (D), Melissa Hardy (R)Melissa Hardy (R)
AD-23Jan Allen Aspelund (D), Denise Daniels Fanning (R)Open seat
AD-24Erica Roth (D)Erica Roth (D)Uncontested
AD-25Selena La Rue Hatch (D), Michael Ginsburg (R)Selena La Rue Hatch (D)
AD-26Sam Baugh (D), Rich DeLong (R)Rich DeLong (R)
AD-27Heather Goulding (D), Veronica Cortes (R)Heather Goulding (D)
AD-28Reuben D'Silva (D)Reuben D'Silva (D)Uncontested
AD-29Alex Pereszlenyi (D), Joseph Thomas Ludwig (R)Open seat
AD-30Natha Anderson (D), Trista Gomez (R)Natha Anderson (D)
AD-31Neal Schwartz (D), Jill Dickman (R)Jill Dickman (R)
AD-32Alexis Hansen (R)Alexis Hansen (R)Uncontested
AD-33Bert Gurr (R)Bert Gurr (R)Uncontested
AD-34Hanadi Nadeem (D), Brandon Davis (R)Hanadi Nadeem (D)
AD-35Joseph Spica (D), Rebecca Edgeworth (R)Rebecca Edgeworth (R)
AD-36Jon Penn Junejo (D), Greg Hafen (R)Greg Hafen (R)
AD-37Shea Backus (D), Jill Douglass (R)Shea Backus (D)
AD-38Gregory Koenig (R)Gregory Koenig (R)Uncontested
AD-39Erich Obermayr (D), Blayne Osborn (R)Blayne Osborn (R)
AD-40Oscar Fuentes (D), Julie Ann Butler (R)Open seat
AD-41Carl Vincent Spotleson (D), Kelly Chapman (R)Open seat
AD-42Tracy Brown-May (D), Christopher Brandlin (R)Tracy Brown-May (D)
SD-2Edgar Flores (D)Edgar Flores (D)Uncontested
SD-8Marilyn Dondero Loop (D), George Eldridge Harris (R)Marilyn Dondero Loop (D)
SD-9Melanie Scheible (D), Maria Thompson (R)Melanie Scheible (D)
SD-10Fabian Doñate (D)Fabian Doñate (D)Uncontested
SD-12Julie Pazina (D), Rafael Arroyo-Montalvo (R)Julie Pazina (D)
SD-13Skip Daly (D), Matthew Buehler (R), Charlene Young (Independent American Party)Skip Daly (D)
SD-14Ira Hansen (R)Ira Hansen (R)Uncontested
SD-16Chrystal Roll (D), Lisa Krasner (R)Lisa Krasner (R)
SD-17Lynne Ballatore (D), Robin Titus (R)Robin Titus (R)
SD-20Calvin Sandoval (D), Danielle Gallant (R)Open seat
SD-21James Ohrenschall (D), Alejandro Rojas (R)James Ohrenschall (D)

Ballot measures

MeasureWhat it doesType
Question 6Right to Abortion Initiative
Provide for a state constitutional right to abortion before fetal viability.
Initiated Constitutional Amendment
Question 7Require Voter Identification Initiative
Require voters to present photo identification when voting in person or to provide the last four digits of their driver’s license or Social Security number when voting by mail.
Initiated Constitutional Amendment

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