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GENERAL ELECTIONNOVEMBER 3, 2026

26 Northern Nevada races. Your ballot varies by address and may include other contests. Check your sample ballot →

Only major party candidates were considered in partisan races due to the assessment of electability.

Democrats received a rating of 1 star because no evidence of any divergence from the party platform was found in any words or deeds.
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26 races

FederalU.S. House of Representatives — Nevada District 2Teresa Benitez-Thompson★☆☆☆☆David Flippo★★★★★

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Democratic

Teresa Benitez-Thompson

★☆☆☆☆

12-year Democratic Assembly leader, no matching public statements found.

Photo: Campaign photo

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Republican

David Flippo

★★★★★

Explicit "biblical values" platform, top conservative rating, pro-life, pro-gun-rights, Trump-endorsed.

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StatewideGovernorAaron Ford★☆☆☆☆Joe Lombardo★★★★☆

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Democratic

Aaron Ford

★☆☆☆☆

Defended church-capacity restrictions at the Supreme Court; supports expanded abortion rights.

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Republican

Joe Lombardo

★★★★☆

Mixed record; women's-sports and school-choice wins, but signed abortion codification and rated only "leans conservative."

Photo: CIT supplied portrait

The official statewide ballot also includes “None of these candidates.”

StatewideLieutenant GovernorStavros Anthony★★★★☆Sandra Jauregui★☆☆☆☆

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Republican

Stavros Anthony

★★★★☆

Created a task force to protect girls' sports; faces an ethics dispute over its funding.

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Democratic

Sandra Jauregui

★☆☆☆☆

Co-sponsored abortion-rights amendment groundwork; career gun-control legislator.

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The official statewide ballot also includes “None of these candidates.”

StatewideAttorney GeneralNicole Cannizzaro★☆☆☆☆Adriana Guzmán Fralick★★★★★

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Democratic

Nicole Cannizzaro

★☆☆☆☆

Former prosecutor; would continue current immigration-cooperation limits.

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Republican

Adriana Guzmán Fralick

★★★★★

Top conservative rating, opposes abortion-provider funding, would end local-federal immigration limits.

Photo: CIT supplied portrait

The official statewide ballot also includes “None of these candidates.”

StatewideSecretary of StateCisco Aguilar★☆☆☆☆Jim Marchant★★★★★

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Democratic

Cisco Aguilar

★☆☆☆☆

Opposes voter ID and federal data-sharing; no rule-of-law concerns found.

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Republican

Jim Marchant

★★★★★

Very strong conservative issue record, but signed a false 2020 elector certificate.

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The official statewide ballot also includes “None of these candidates.”

StatewideState TreasurerDrew Johnson★★★★☆Tya Mathis-Coleman★☆☆☆☆

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Republican

Drew Johnson

★★★★☆

Opposes gun-manufacturer divestment as improper politics.

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Democratic

Tya Mathis-Coleman

★☆☆☆☆

Would continue current divestment policy.

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The official statewide ballot also includes “None of these candidates.”

StatewideState ControllerMichael MacDougall★☆☆☆☆Andy Matthews★★★★★

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Democratic

Michael MacDougall

★☆☆☆☆

Transparency-focused; no stated positions on broader criteria.

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Republican

Andy Matthews

★★★★★

Former conservative think-tank president; opposes sanctuary cities, backs school choice.

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The official statewide ballot also includes “None of these candidates.”

LegislatureState Senate District 13Matthew Buehler★★★☆☆Richard "Skip" Daly★☆☆☆☆

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Republican

Matthew Buehler

★★★☆☆

No voting record; previously ran as a Democrat before switching parties.

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Democratic

Richard "Skip" Daly

★☆☆☆☆

Multi-term Democratic incumbent, full labor-union backing.

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LegislatureState Senate District 16Lisa Krasner★★★★☆Chrystal Roll★☆☆☆☆

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Republican

Lisa Krasner

★★★★☆

NRA- and Right to Life-endorsed; teaches constitutional law.

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Democratic

Chrystal Roll

★☆☆☆☆

Vice chair of the state party's LGBTQIA+ Caucus.

Photo: The Nevada Independent

LegislatureState Assembly District 25Michael Ginsburg★★★☆☆Selena La Rue Hatch★☆☆☆☆

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Republican

Michael Ginsburg

★★★☆☆

Lombardo-endorsed first-time candidate; limited public record.

Photo: The Nevada Independent

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Democratic

Selena La Rue Hatch

★☆☆☆☆

Teacher incumbent backed by the teachers' union.

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LegislatureState Assembly District 27Veronica Cortes★★☆☆☆Heather Goulding★☆☆☆☆

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Republican

Veronica Cortes

★★☆☆☆

Grassroots community background; no institutional endorsements found.

Photo: The Nevada Independent

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Democratic

Heather Goulding

★☆☆☆☆

Incumbent with full labor/progressive backing.

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LegislatureState Assembly District 30Natha Anderson★☆☆☆☆Trista Gomez★★★★☆

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Democratic

Natha Anderson

★☆☆☆☆

Former teachers'-union president.

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Republican

Trista Gomez

★★★★☆

Small-business background; no strong documented record.

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LegislatureState Assembly District 31Jill Dickman★★★★☆Neal Schwartz★☆☆☆☆

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Republican

Jill Dickman

★★★★☆

On record for ESAs and parental control of education.

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Democratic

Neal Schwartz

★☆☆☆☆

No comparable positions found.

Photo: The Nevada Independent

LegislatureState Assembly District 40Julie Butler★★★☆☆Oscar Fuentes★☆☆☆☆

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Republican

Julie Butler

★★★☆☆

Lombardo-endorsed, 30-year state government veteran.

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Democratic

Oscar Fuentes

★☆☆☆☆

State safety official, labor-union backed.

Photo: The Nevada Independent

CountyWashoe County Public AdministratorBlaise Jorgensen★☆☆☆☆Nicole Klitzke★★★★☆

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Democratic

Blaise Jorgensen

★☆☆☆☆

Democratic-aligned; office has no bearing on stated criteria.

Photo: The Nevada Independent

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Republican

Nicole Klitzke

★★★★☆

Republican incumbent; office has no bearing on stated criteria.

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CountyWashoe County Commissioner District 2Jon Killoran★★★★☆Marie Rodriguez★☆☆☆☆

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Republican

Jon Killoran

★★★★☆

Enforcement-focused homelessness approach.

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Democratic

Marie Rodriguez

★☆☆☆☆

Democratic Party target-flip candidate.

Photo: The Nevada Independent

CountyWashoe County Commissioner District 3Mariluz Garcia★☆☆☆☆Unable to find meaningful distinction.Troy Regas★☆☆☆☆

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Democratic

Mariluz Garcia

★☆☆☆☆

Documented votes on climate plan, housing density, contested development.

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CountyWashoe County Commissioner District 5Rob Pierce★★★★★Brian Wadsworth★☆☆☆☆

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Republican

Rob Pierce

★★★★★

Self-identified conservative Christian; sheriff's office chaplain.

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EducationWashoe County School Board, District F At-LargeSheena Harvey★★☆☆☆Brooke Westlake★★★★☆

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Nonpartisan contest

Sheena Harvey

★★☆☆☆

Attendance-focused platform; no stated position on library content.

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CourtsReno Municipal Court Judge, Department 1Angela Gianoli★★☆☆☆Jenny Hubach★★★★☆

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Nonpartisan contest

Angela Gianoli

★★☆☆☆

Career prosecutor; a reviewing judge found one of her prosecutorial arguments overreached.

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Nonpartisan contest

Jenny Hubach

★★★★☆

25-plus-year pro tem judge; describes her approach as non-ideological.

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CitiesReno MayorKate Marshall★☆☆☆☆Kathleen Taylor★★★★☆

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Nonpartisan contest

Kate Marshall

★☆☆☆☆

Former Biden official; backed by EMILYs List and Democratic Mayors Association.

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Nonpartisan contest

Kathleen Taylor

★★★★☆

Sitting vice-mayor; "back-to-basics" local platform.

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CitiesReno City Council, Ward 2Matt Johnson★★☆☆☆Summer Pellett★★★★☆

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Nonpartisan contest

Matt Johnson

★★☆☆☆

Infrastructure/housing focus; no public-safety statement found.

Photo: The Nevada Independent

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Nonpartisan contest

Summer Pellett

★★★★☆

Public Safety Alliance-endorsed, campaigns on law-enforcement support.

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CitiesSparks MayorEd Lawson★★☆☆☆Wendi Rawson★★★★☆

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Nonpartisan contest

Ed Lawson

★★☆☆☆

Incumbent; fiscal-reform record but no values statement found.

Photo: The Nevada Independent

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Nonpartisan contest

Wendi Rawson

★★★★☆

Reporting says her run was faith-motivated; no-new-taxes platform.

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CitiesSparks City Council, Ward 2Jamie O'Connell★★★☆☆Unable to find meaningful distinction.Dian VanderWell★★★☆☆

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Nonpartisan contest

Jamie O'Connell

★★★☆☆

Opposes new fee, favors efficiency.

Photo: The Nevada Independent

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Nonpartisan contest

Dian VanderWell

★★★☆☆

Protects public-safety funding; cautious on new fee.

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EducationBoard of Regents District 10Joseph Arrascada★★★☆☆Peter Reed★★☆☆☆

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Nonpartisan contest

Joseph Arrascada

★★★☆☆

Served on the board's DEI committee; some Lombardo-administration ties.

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Nonpartisan contest

Peter Reed

★★☆☆☆

Backed by teachers' and faculty unions; no stated curriculum positions.

Photo: The Nevada Independent

CourtsDistrict Court Judge, Second Judicial District, Department 1Derek Dreiling★★★★☆Edmund "Joe" Gorman★★☆☆☆

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Nonpartisan contest

Derek Dreiling

★★★★☆

Carefully applied the legal standard in the "fake electors" case under pressure.

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Nonpartisan contest

Edmund "Joe" Gorman

★★☆☆☆

Civil probate background; formally endorsed by the county Democratic Party.

Photo: The Nevada Independent candidate guide

Ballot measures

What each vote means, with links to the official text and arguments.

Nevada / Question 6

Constitutional right to abortion

Would establish a constitutional right to abortion until fetal viability, or when needed to protect the pregnant patient’s life or health.

Vote no

Leaves the Nevada Constitution unchanged; does not remove the existing statutory right to abortion.

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Nevada / Question 7

Voter identification

Would require specified photo identification for in-person voting and specified identifying information for mail voting.

Vote yes

Adds the proposed identification requirements to the Constitution.

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Washoe County / Advisory Question 1

Streets and highways funding

Asks whether voters support an annual road-use fee for electric and hybrid passenger vehicles registered in Washoe County. The question itself does not impose a fee.

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