Nevada’s general election was Tuesday, November 8, 2022.
View the latest coverage from the KUNR newsroom and regional partners below, and browse additional resources:
- View KUNR’s live blog for election-related news and updates.
- Visit KUNR’s results page for federal and statewide races.
- Visit KUNR’s results page for state assembly races.
- Visit KUNR’s results page for state senate races.
- Visit KUNR’s results page for ballot questions.
- Visit the Nevada Secretary of State’s website for additional updates on statewide races, including the NSHE Board of Regents results, as well as statewide ballot tracking.
- Visit Washoe County’s website to view local race results and the status of your mail-in ballot.
- Visit NPR.org for national coverage of the 2022 elections.
- View NPR’s results page for key California contests.
- Have questions about the process following Election Day in Nevada? Send your questions and thoughts to KUNR and our partner America Amplified.
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Nevada’s general election was Tuesday, November 8, 2022. View updates from KUNR reporters throughout Northern Nevada on Election Day and results as they become available. -
Nevada’s general election was Tuesday, November 8, 2022. View the results for federal and statewide races here. -
Nevada’s general election was Tuesday, November 8, 2022. View the results for state assembly races here. -
Nevada’s general election was Tuesday, November 8, 2022. View the results for state senate races here. -
Nevada’s general election was Tuesday, November 8, 2022. View ballot question results here. -
View live election results for key contests in California.
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RENO, Nev. (AP) — Nevada's Supreme Court justices and the secretary of state have formally certified the results of the 2022 general election. Just over half of the ballots in the western battleground state were cast by mail. -
Revise los resultados para las contiendas locales del norte de Nevada: Alcaldía de Reno y Sparks, Consejo de Reno y Sparks, y Comisión del Condado de Washoe. -
Sparks Mayor Ed Lawson and city council members Dian VanderWell of Ward 2 and Charlene Bybee of Ward 4 will keep their seats, according to preliminary results. The five-person council is the policymaker for the city, making decisions about infrastructure projects, land uses, and finances to address community growth in the city. The mayor doesn’t vote but can provide input and has the ability to veto. -
Las elecciones intermedias de Nevada fueron el 8 de noviembre. Aunque los resultados tomaron tiempo en conocerse, las contiendas claves ya tienen sus ganadores. -
In the race for Reno City Council Ward 4, newcomer Meghan Ebert has claimed victory after narrowly defeating incumbent Bonnie Weber, according to preliminary results. Ebert will join incumbents Reno Mayor Hillary Schieve and Ward 2 Councilmember Naomi Duerr, who both won re-election, on the Reno City Council, which is made up of six council members and a mayor to make policy decisions, set priorities, and approve the city’s budget. -
Two new faces will join an incumbent on the Washoe County Board of County Commissioners, according to preliminary results. The five-person board is the policymaker for the county and governs 24 departments, including the district attorney’s office, housing and homeless services, and the registrar of voters. -
Washoe County School District Board of Trustees discussed student discipline and how to fill Board President Angie Taylor’s seat after her election to the Nevada Assembly at last week’s meeting. -
Las Vegas attorney and Democrat Cisco Aguilar will serve as Nevada’s next Secretary of State, beating Republican Jim Marchant, a prominent 2020 election denier, according to an AP race call. Aguilar will oversee the 2024 election in Nevada. -
The measure establishes open primary elections and then ranked-choice voting. But because it amends the state constitution, voters will need to approve it again in 2024 for it to take effect. -
Nevada Democratic U.S. Senator Catherine Cortez Masto has won a second term in office. The race was neck and neck with Republican challenger Adam Laxalt. The Associated Press didn’t call it until a large batch of mail-in ballots came in from Clark County on Saturday evening, putting Cortez Masto in the lead. With her win, Democrats retain control of the Senate.
