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Nevada Launches Statewide Real-Time Election Dashboard

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Nevada Launches Statewide Real-Time Election Dashboard

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Nevada’s Secretary of State’s Office has launched VIVID, an online dashboard that provides real-time statewide election information ahead of the 2026 general election. The platform tracks mail ballots sent, returned, accepted, and outstanding, with county and party breakdowns, as well as ballots needing signature verification and those successfully cured. It also reports early voting and Election Day turnout by county and party, while the office offers daily downloadable reports on ballot and registration status. Officials say the tool is intended to make election information more accessible and strengthen transparency. Early voting runs through Oct. 30, Election Day is Nov. 3, and mail ballots must be postmarked by Election Day and received by Nov. 7 to count.

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