The primary election is behind us, and now Nevada turns its attention to the 2026 General Election on Tuesday, November 3.

Here’s a quick guide to what’s on the ballot this fall:

Statewide Offices

• Governor
• Lieutenant Governor
• Attorney General
• Secretary of State
• State Treasurer

Legislative Races

Assembly Districts

Assembly Members are all up for election

Races LEAN is Following:

• Assembly District 2
• Assembly District 4
• Assembly District 5
• Assembly District 9
• Assembly District 12
• Assembly District 13
• Assembly District 21
• Assembly District 22
• Assembly District 25
• Assembly District 26
• Assembly District 35
• Assembly District 37
• Assembly District 40
• Assembly District 41
• Assembly District 42

Senate Districts

• Senate District 2
• Senate District 8
• Senate District 9
• Senate District 10
• Senate District 12
• Senate District 13
• Senate District 14
• Senate District 16
• Senate District 17
• Senate District 20
• Senate District 21

Federal Offices

• U.S. House of Representatives
  • Nevada’s 1st Congressional District
  • Nevada’s 2nd Congressional District
  • Nevada’s 3rd Congressional District
  • Nevada’s 4th Congressional District

What About the U.S. Senate?

There will not be a U.S. Senate election in Nevada this year.

Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto, who was re-elected in 2022, will next appear on the ballot in 2028. Sen. Jacky Rosen, who was re-elected in 2024, will next be up for election in 2030.

What Happens Next?

The candidates who won their party’s primary will now compete in the General Election on November 3. The winners will take office in January 2027.

Voting is one of the ways we care for our neighbors and help shape the future of our communities.

Looking for a voter guide? The Nevada Independent has a helpful election guide to learn more about the races and candidates.

Join us as we LEAN into 2026—encouraging informed, faithful, and engaged participation in our democracy.