Clark County Early Voting Ends With 474,238 Ballots Already Cast — Nearly One in Three Active Voters
Early voting is over in Clark County, and the base of Tuesday's result is already in: 474,238 ballots — 219,966 cast in person and 254,300 returned by mail through Friday — equal to 31.1 percent of the county's active registered voters.
Clark County goes into Election Day with nearly a third of its electorate already voted. Through the close of in-person early voting on Friday, October 30, county voters had cast 474,238 early ballots — 219,966 in person and 254,300 by mail — according to the running tally built from Nevada Secretary of State and Clark County Election Department files. That is 31.1 percent of the county's 1,525,887 active registered voters, and Clark County accounts for 68 percent of Nevada's 736,797 early ballots statewide.
The county's own site-by-site turnout summary shows where the valley voted. The Galleria at Sunset in Henderson was the busiest fixed early-voting site with 19,460 voters, followed by the Las Vegas Athletic Club on Decatur with 14,121 and the Thunderbird Family Sports Complex with 13,402. The county's official accumulated in-person total stands at 220,021, including its mobile voting teams.
One number in the file needs voters' attention before Tuesday: 3,789 returned Clark County mail ballots — 1.5 percent — are flagged as needing a signature cure, the step that lets a ballot with a missing or mismatched signature still count. Voters who still hold a mail ballot can drop it at any of the county's more than 100 Election Day vote centers on Tuesday between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.
