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Mail vs. in-person voters, by party registration

Clark County, Nevada · 2026 general

Ballots by day

Mail, by day receivedIn person
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Mail
In person
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Who voted, by method

MailIn person

PartyMailIn pers.

AgeMailIn pers.

Sex, as recordedMailIn pers.

Ballot languageMailIn pers.

Recorded ballot preference, not home language.

From 2024 method to 2026 participation

2026 voters by 2024 method

Share of matched voters in each 2026 method. Click a percentage to highlight the flow.

2026 method2024 VBM2024 IPEVOther origins

2024 voters with no 2026 ballot recorded

Counts and shares of each 2024 cohort on the current roll. “Either” combines VBM and IPEV.

Current party2024 VBM2024 IPEVEither

How to read these cohorts

Method shares include all 2024 origins, including those hidden by the prior-method filter. Other filters apply. Unmatched voters are excluded. Other origins include Election Day, provisional, missing and other recorded methods.

The flow counts through the selected end date; the start date does not apply. Area filters apply. Flows use voter-file precincts for both voters and cohort totals.

Party and status are current, not from 2024. Only people on the current roll are included; canceled and other-status records are excluded. Map registration totals come from a separate county report.

“No ballot recorded” means no accepted mail, early in-person or Election Day record by the selected date. It includes pending mail and does not establish abstention. “No / other record” includes missing, provisional and other 2024 methods; a missing method does not establish nonvoting.

Population mix and over-registration

Hispanic or Latino population share

Black population share

Each dot is a precinct with at least 10 voters; click to inspect it. Population shares use 2020 Census blocks assigned to precincts. Black means Black alone, including Hispanic or Latino people. These are precinct-level relationships, not individual voters’ race or vote choices.

Notes

Party is registration, not vote choice. These are unofficial participation records, not election results. This snapshot does not refresh.

Sources: corrected early voting through October 31; accepted mail from the November 5, 11:30 p.m. file, dated by receipt; and the November 6 Election Day log. Pending or undeliverable mail and provisional ballots outside these files are excluded.

Registration totals and voter-file demographics are from November 2. Age is 2026 minus birth year.

Precincts with fewer than 10 voters are hatched; the gap view requires 10 per method. Over registration is the voter Dem − Rep margin minus the all-registered margin. Large, sparsely populated precincts can dominate the map.

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