The 2010 election is vitally important to students and the community in Nevada with a looming 4 BILLION DOLLAR SHORTFALL in the state budget next year.
The Capitol Club will bring you information about these races and about the candidates in them.
Here you will find information about voter registration, voter polling places, advocacy groups, political action committees, and other vital information for voter participation.
CANDIDATES RUNNING FOR OFFICE
Several elected positions are up for elections this year. Here is a complete list of the candidates who have filed to run in Clark County, sorted by the offices up for election. Click below:
CANDIDATE FILING
REGISTER TO VOTE!
You must register to vote to participate. Take care of it now, don’t procrastinate. We need every student, faculty, and community member to vote to make an impact.
WHERE TO REGISTER:
Simply click here to fill out a request, and a registration application will be mailed to you. You must sign and return it for the process to be complete.
You may also visit any of the following locations to register in person, or fill out the form for mailing:
In-person registration:
- Clark County Election Department
- Any City Clerk’s office
- The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
- Any Nevada State Welfare Agency or WIC Office
By Mail:
- Libraries
- Some banks
- Post Offices
- Political Party Offices
- Many utility companies
- Chamber of Commerce
DEADLINES:
October 2, 2010:
Last day to register to vote or to update your registration for the November 2, 2010 General Election, without having to appear in-person at the offices of the Clark County Election Department.
October 3 – 12, 2010:
In-Office Registration ONLY:
Ten-day period to register to vote or to make updates to your registration in-person only at the offices of the Clark County Election Department.
