LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Nevada Secretary of State’s Office provided an update on the processing and tabulation of remaining ballots from the 2026 Primary Election.
Counties across the state are continuing to process ballots received by Saturday, June 13 at 5 p.m. that were postmarked on or before Election Day, per Nevada law. Processing a ballot includes verifying the signature, curing the signature if needed, tabulating the ballot and other steps.
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Ballot processing by county
As of midday and evening Friday, most counties had tabulated more than 90% of current total mail ballots.
Clark County had 99% of current total mail ballots tabulated, with 88 ballots still needing to be processed and 1,493 ballots needing a signature cure.
Washoe County had 98% of current total mail ballots tabulated, with 146 ballots still needing to be processed and 1,091 ballots needing a signature cure.
Carson City had 99% of current total mail ballots tabulated, with 13 ballots still needing to be processed and 47 ballots needing a signature cure.
Douglas County had 98% of current total mail ballots tabulated, with 124 ballots still needing to be processed and 84 ballots needing a signature cure.
Lyon County had 98% of current total mail ballots tabulated, with 42 ballots still needing to be processed and 106 ballots needing a signature cure.
Nye County had 94% of current total mail ballots tabulated, with 391 ballots still needing to be processed and 125 ballots needing a signature cure.
Churchill County had 95% of current total mail ballots tabulated, with 79 ballots still needing to be processed and 20 ballots needing a signature cure.
Elko County had 93% of current total mail ballots tabulated, with 172 ballots still needing to be processed and 27 ballots needing a signature cure.
Lincoln County had 91% of current total mail ballots tabulated, with 42 ballots still needing to be processed and one ballot needing a signature cure.
Esmeralda County had 89% of current total mail ballots tabulated, with 18 ballots still needing to be processed and zero ballots needing a signature cure.
Storey County had 84% of current total mail ballots tabulated, with 75 ballots still needing to be processed and four ballots needing a signature cure.
Other counties including Eureka, Humboldt, Lander, Mineral, Pershing and White Pine had between 96% and 99% of current total mail ballots tabulated.
All numbers are approximate as counties continue processing and receiving ballots by mail.
Signature cure deadline Monday
The signature cure deadline is Monday, June 15. Nevada provides voters with the ability to resolve or cure issues with a signature on the mail ballot return envelope. If a signature is missing or does not match the signature on file, a voter may correct the issue.
Voters who receive notification that they need to cure their signature can go to Cure.NV.gov to complete the signature curing process or contact their local county election official directly.
The Secretary of State’s Office provides a public list on ballot statuses to help identify voters who may need to cure their signature. Voters can visit Vivid.NV.gov, scroll down to the “Voter List & Ballot Status Reports” and download the file of the county. If a ballot needs to be cured, it will be flagged as “Signature Cure Needed” in the Ballot Status column.
“County clerks and election staff across Nevada have been working tirelessly to process and tabulate ballots while maintaining the accuracy and security that voters expect,” said Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar. “As ballots continue to arrive by mail and voters complete the signature cure process, election officials remain focused on ensuring every eligible ballot is verified and counted. We are grateful for their dedication and encourage any voter who has been notified that they need to cure their signature to do so before the June 15 deadline.”
Canvass scheduled for June 18
Unofficial election results will continue to be updated on Results.NV.gov. Election results and turnout are unofficial until the canvass is complete.
The canvass of the June Primary must happen on or before the 10th day following the Primary Election, on June 18. June 19 is a state holiday. The Board of County Commissioners, Board of Supervisors and City Councils in each county canvass or certify the returns from all precincts and districts.
General Election information
The General Election will be held Tuesday, Nov. 3. Early voting begins Saturday, Oct. 17 and runs through Friday, Oct. 30.
Voters can update their voter registration, including email address and phone number, at VOTE.NV.gov to receive the most up-to-date elections information through 2026. Voters can sign up for ballot tracking for the 2026 General Election on MyBallot.NV.gov.
The Effective Absentee System for Elections will be available to use for eligible voters not later than Friday, Sept. 18.
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