Elections have consequences: This is why it is so important that everyone votes. After all, the Silver State is known for its independence and fierce determination to do what’s right.
Nevadans can now permanently vote by mail beginning in 2022. That’s a huge improvement in voting access and a necessary step to protect Nevada voters as we work together to mitigate a global pandemic while also preserving Nevada’s long-standing commitment to expansive, fair elections.
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First time voter? Watch this helpful explainer video to help you get prepared.
To live in a true democracy where all voices are heard and represented, we must secure voting rights for everyone — no matter what. Because voter-suppression is on the rise in many places, it’s more important than ever to know your rights. If you see intimidation at the polls or any other issues while voting, call the Election Protection hotline: 1-866-OUR-VOTE.
The U.S. Supreme Court will decide if states can ignore federal law that requires hospital ERs to provide patients with stabilizing, emergency medical care — including abortion.
The desperate attempts to resurrect the Comstock Act could threaten even more freedoms than those related to abortion.
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