Nevada election officials recorded early mail ballot activity for the 2026 general election, with the Secretary of State voter file showing 2,261 accepted ballots statewide.
The update covered voters across counties and congressional districts as officials tracked initial turnout patterns.
The early total remained below 1 percent of the expected vote, according to The Nevada Independent.
The outlet noted that turnout near 60 percent would represent about 1.2 million ballots, making the early count a limited snapshot.
Party Breakdown of Accepted Ballots
Accepted ballots included 1,187 from Democratic voters, 424 from Republican voters, 554 from nonpartisan voters and 96 from other voters.
The Democratic share was 52 percent of accepted ballots in the update.
The latest file update also showed 225 additional accepted mail ballots, with Democrats adding 87, Republicans adding 80, nonpartisan voters adding 44 and other voters adding 14.
The early distribution varied by congressional district.
Congressional District 2 had 803 accepted ballots, including 458 Democratic, 128 Republican, 182 nonpartisan and 35 other ballots.
Across the other districts, the reported totals were 341 ballots in Congressional District 1, 430 in Congressional District 3 and 265 in Congressional District 4.
About two-thirds of newly added ballots at one point came from Congressional District 2, according to The Nevada Independent.
Clark County accounted for 1,027 accepted ballots in an earlier breakdown, while other counties showed smaller totals.
The update said 105 of the new ballots came from rural areas and 43 came from Washoe County.
Early voting was expected to begin the following week, with most Clark County voters still receiving their mail ballots during the reporting period.
The Secretary of State voter file continued to receive updates as additional ballots were accepted.
