2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026
The Nevada legislature on the 2026 ballot
53 Nevada legislative districts are on this year's ballot. You vote in the one or two districts you live in; each district below has its own page, with the candidates and where what we know about them came from.
- Districts on the ballot
- 53
- With more than one name
- 39
- With one name on our list
- 14
- A sitting member is standing
- 43
State Senate
11 districts on this year's ballot.
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- Edgar FloresIncumbent Democratic
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- George E. Harris Republican
- Marilyn Dondero LoopIncumbent Democratic
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- Melanie ScheibleIncumbent Democratic
- Maria Thompson Republican
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- Fabian DonateIncumbent Democratic
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- Rafael Arroyo Republican
- Julie Ann PazinaIncumbent Democratic
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- Matthew R. Buehler Republican
- Richard "Skip" DalyIncumbent Democratic
- Charlene Young Independent American
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- Ira D. HansenIncumbent Republican
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- Lisa KrasnerIncumbent Republican
- Chrystal L. Roll Democratic
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- Lynne Ballatore Democratic
- Robin L. TitusIncumbent Republican
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- Danielle Gallant Republican
- Calvin Sandoval Democratic
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- James OhrenschallIncumbent Democratic
- Al Rojas Republican
State Assembly
42 districts on this year's ballot.
Assembly District 1 to Assembly District 25
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- Alexis Elizabeth Esparza Democratic
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- Kamilah Bywaters Democratic
- Drew Teitelbaum Republican
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- Joseph P. Silvestri Republican
- Selena Torres-FossettIncumbent Democratic
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- Lisa ColeIncumbent Republican
- Eileen Eady Democratic
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- Brittney M. MillerIncumbent Democratic
- Kelly Quinn Republican
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- Katherine "Katie" Duncan No political party
- Jovan Alexander JacksonIncumbent Democratic
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- Cameron "C.H." Miller Democratic
- Anthony Scott "Red" Willett Libertarian
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- Joseph "Joey" Charafi Republican
- Duy NguyenIncumbent Democratic
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- Ryan Hampton Democratic
- Erica Alejandra Neely Republican
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- Venise L. KarrisIncumbent Democratic
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- Cinthia MooreIncumbent Democratic
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- Max Carter IIIncumbent Democratic
- Nancy "Nan" Roecker Republican
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- Daniel Andrews Democratic
- Gage C. Beck Libertarian
- Brian HibbettsIncumbent Republican
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- Erica MoscaIncumbent Democratic
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- Miguel Davila Democratic
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- John Carlo Republican
- Cecelia GonzálezIncumbent Democratic
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- Linda F. HuntIncumbent Democratic
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- Venicia ConsidineIncumbent Democratic
- Crystal Newton Republican
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- Zackaraih Lysaght Libertarian
- Jason PatchettIncumbent Republican
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- David OrentlicherIncumbent Democratic
- Stan Vaughan Independent American
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- Patsy A. Carvalho Republican
- Tighe Galvin Libertarian
- Elaine MarzolaIncumbent Democratic
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- Shenea Booth Democratic
- Melissa HardyIncumbent Republican
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- Jan Allen Aspelund Democratic
- Denise Daniels Fanning Republican
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- Erica RothIncumbent Democratic
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- Michael A. Ginsburg Republican
- Selena La Rue HatchIncumbent Democratic
Assembly District 26 to Assembly District 42
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- Sam Baugh Democratic
- Richard DeLongIncumbent Republican
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- Veronica "lunch lady" Cortes Republican
- Heather GouldingIncumbent Democratic
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- Reuben D’SilvaIncumbent Democratic
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- Joe Ludwig Republican
- Alex J. Pereszlenyi Democratic
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- Natha C. AndersonIncumbent Democratic
- Trista Gomez Republican
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- Jill DickmanIncumbent Republican
- Neal Schwartz Democratic
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- Alexis M. HansenIncumbent Republican
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- Bert K. GurrIncumbent Republican
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- Brandon Davis Republican
- Hanadi NadeemIncumbent Democratic
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- Rebecca EdgeworthIncumbent Republican
- Joe Spica Democratic
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- Gregory T. Hafen IIIncumbent Republican
- Jon Penn Junejo Democratic
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- Shea M. BackusIncumbent Democratic
- Jill M. Douglass Republican
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- Gregory S. KoenigIncumbent Republican
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- Erich Obermayr Democratic
- Blayne OsbornIncumbent Republican
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- Julie A. Butler Republican
- Oscar Fuentes Democratic
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- Kelly Chapman Republican
- Vinny Spotleson Democratic
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- Christopher Brandlin Republican
- Tracy Brown-MayIncumbent Democratic
- What's included
- U.S. Senate and House, statewide offices, every state legislative district on the ballot and statewide ballot measures.
- Everything else
- Local races (county, city, school board, judges) and anything else on your ballot are on your official sample ballot: nvsos.gov.
- Candidate lists
- As of Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
This is not an official ballot. Confirm your registration, polling place and ballot with your election office through vote.gov.