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Is it possible for Nevada voters to check the status of their ballots?

By Todd Butterworth
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Various web-based resources are available for Nevada voters to verify the status of their ballot. An online cooperative effort between county election officials and the secretary of state allows voters to view the status of their current election ballot. Powered by Ballottrax, this system also enables registered voters to sign up to receive automatic email, text or voice notifications about the status of their ballot. Voters should note that it may take a few days for the system to be updated with the latest information.

The Registered Voter Services section of the secretary of state’s website provides a voter’s current registration information and voting activity since 2000. The Register to Vote webpage enables a Nevada resident to view, cancel or update an existing registration or submit a new one. 

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Ballottrax State of Nevada
Nevada Secretary of State Registered Voter Services
State of Nevada Register to Vote Nevada
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