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Nevada 2026 | Public election guide

Follow the reported money. Check your ballot.

A free, nonpartisan public service from W4USA Network. Compare signed campaign filings, trace itemized committee transactions, and open the underlying reports. Every figure has a reporting window and a definition.

42Assembly districts on dated roster
409registered groups with 2026 Q1 or Q2 reports, all types
57,463selected 2026 itemized candidate and group filing rows
Nov 32026 general election

Find a candidate, district or registered group

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Candidate archive profiles do not establish who is on your ballot. Use your county's current ballot for that.

Race comparison

42 Assembly districts

Read two signed 2026 report covers for each comparison. Three candidate comparisons remain incomplete and are marked unknown.

Governor candidates

All three governor candidates

Compare signed January through June 2026 covers for Aaron Ford, Danielle Ford and Joe Lombardo, with visible source gaps.

Registered groups

Committees and PACs

Search 1,662 archived registered groups, including 365 ordinary PACs with a 2026 Q1 or Q2 report, then inspect itemized sources and payees.

Underlying records

Transaction explorer

Filter 95,364 itemized entries from selected annual and quarterly reports. Incoming and outgoing entries are separate views of reported flows.

State and local filings

Candidates by office, county and money

Browse 1,533 selected state and local finance filers, including sheriffs, treasurers, district attorneys and city offices. See first-half itemized monetary and in-kind entries, report IDs and source gaps. A filing profile is not a verified ballot name or full contribution total.

Federal elections

Four U.S. House districts

See dated county ballot rosters and live Federal Election Commission finance pages. Federal reports are outside this state export.

Beyond campaign finance

Explore the public-record trail

Start with a governor candidate or any of 1,533 finance profiles, then open official disclosure, business, property and water sources. See the identity checks and currently published findings.

How to read this: A donor to a committee is not automatically a donor to every candidate that committee supports. A reported receipt and a matching committee payment can describe the same dollars. An expense is not automatically an independent advertisement.

Get ready to vote

General election November 3. Early voting October 17 through 30. Locations and the contests on your ballot depend on your address.