As early in person voting ends, Democrats are left with a lot of work to do
A little more than three-fourths of Nevada registered voters cast ballots in the last two presidential election cycles – 77% in 2016 and 78% in 2020.
A similar turnout this year would mean about two-thirds of Nevadans who will vote have already done so, while at least a half million more will vote either in person on Election Day Tuesday or by mailing ballots between now and then.
A smidgen over half – 50.4% – of Nevada eligible voters had cast their ballots as of the end of the day Friday, the last day of early in person voting.
Cumulative mail and early in person turnout through the early voting period this year was a little less prevalent than four years ago, when 56% of the electorate had cast ballots by the end of early voting, according to Nevada Secretary of State turnout reports.
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