Election Day in Clark County: More Than 100 Vote Centers Open Tuesday From 7 to 7, and Any Voter Can Use Any One
Clark County has replaced assigned polling places with vote centers: on Tuesday, November 3, any registered voter in the county can vote at any of more than 100 centers — from Allegiant Stadium to neighborhood libraries — between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m., and every center also takes mail-ballot drop-offs.
There is no wrong place to vote in Clark County on Tuesday. The county's Election Department lists more than 100 Election Day vote centers for the November 3 general election, open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and any registered Clark County voter may use any one of them, no matter where in the county they live. Every vote center is also a mail-ballot drop-off location during the same hours.
The list runs from the valley's biggest room to its neighborhood corners. Allegiant Stadium, at 3333 Al Davis Way, is vote center No. 2 on the county list. In North Las Vegas, the city's voting page lists Election Day centers including Alexander Library, the College of Southern Nevada's Cheyenne campus, Craig Ranch Regional Park and North Las Vegas City Hall, alongside schools and recreation centers across the city.
Voters who still hold a mail ballot can drop it at any center instead of mailing it, and the county directs voters to ClarkCountyNV.gov/vote or (702) 455-VOTE (8683) for the interactive locator map on Election Day. The county notes locations are subject to change for unforeseen circumstances, so checking the locator before leaving home on Tuesday is the safe move.
