Early voting turnout in Nevada

Early voting in Nevada for the 2024 presidential election has seen a strong turnout, with over 181,000 ballots cast in the first two days, representing about 9% of registered voters. Democrats lead in mail-in ballot submissions, totaling 50,170, while Republicans slightly edge out in in-person voting with 32,290 ballots cast compared to 18,965 by Democrats. The largest participation has been noted in Clark County, where early voting events were held by both parties. Former President Barack Obama campaigned for Vice President Kamala Harris in North Las Vegas, while Republicans hosted events featuring prominent candidates and party leaders. Voters expressed their dedication to the electoral process, emphasizing its importance for local and national issues. The early voting period continues until November 1, with Election Day set for November 5.