Voter Information for Nevada 2004
August 01, 2004News & Politics
Dates: Most important – The 2004 election vote is November 2
August 7th Primary Mail-in Registration deadline
August 8th-August 17th In-person Primary Registration at County Office
August 21st-September 3rd Early Primary Voting at Polling Station or County Office
September 7th Primary Election Day
October 2nd General Mail-in Registration Deadline
October 2nd-October 12th In-person General Registration at County Office
October 16th-October 29th Early General Voting at Polling Station or County Office
The Secretary of State houses the Elections Department. The website has links to county clerks, monthly stats on registered voters by county and party.
EARLY VOTING: Nevada has early voting, which allows citizens to vote starting two weeks early. Not only is the extra time helpful, but also registered voters are allowed to vote at any early voting location in the County, as opposed to Election Day itself, where they must vote at their precinct polling station. This will make GOTV more effective.
CNN has available the total results for the 2000 and 2002 election for Nevada.
Useful Facts About Young Voters (provided by the New Voters Project):
o In the 2000 election, 31% of 18-24 yo�s turned out (compared to 36% for that age group nationally)
o 22% of 18-24 year-olds in Nevada are not students.
o Approximately 80% of 18 to 24 year olds in Nevada live in Clark county (Las Vegas).
August 7th Primary Mail-in Registration deadline
August 8th-August 17th In-person Primary Registration at County Office
August 21st-September 3rd Early Primary Voting at Polling Station or County Office
September 7th Primary Election Day
October 2nd General Mail-in Registration Deadline
October 2nd-October 12th In-person General Registration at County Office
October 16th-October 29th Early General Voting at Polling Station or County Office
The Secretary of State houses the Elections Department. The website has links to county clerks, monthly stats on registered voters by county and party.
EARLY VOTING: Nevada has early voting, which allows citizens to vote starting two weeks early. Not only is the extra time helpful, but also registered voters are allowed to vote at any early voting location in the County, as opposed to Election Day itself, where they must vote at their precinct polling station. This will make GOTV more effective.
CNN has available the total results for the 2000 and 2002 election for Nevada.
Useful Facts About Young Voters (provided by the New Voters Project):
o In the 2000 election, 31% of 18-24 yo�s turned out (compared to 36% for that age group nationally)
o 22% of 18-24 year-olds in Nevada are not students.
o Approximately 80% of 18 to 24 year olds in Nevada live in Clark county (Las Vegas).
