WASHOE COUNTY REGISTRAR OF VOTERS OFFICE
DANIEL G BURK, REGISTRAR
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ELECTION DATES FOR 2010
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Voter Registration Stats |
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EXCEL spreadsheet reflecting Districts associated with each Precinct has been updated (February 25, 2010) |
Geographically, which areas have the hightest voter turnout?
CLICK HERE FOR VOTER TURNOUT INFORMATION (2008 General Election)
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The Elections and Voter Registration Center for Washoe County
is located at 1001 E Ninth St, Room A135, Reno NV 89512.
Mailing Address: P O Box 11130, Reno NV 89520.
e-mail: electionsdepartment@washoecounty.us
Phone (775) 328-3670
Fax (775) 328-3747
Election Administration - The Office of the Registrar of Voters conducts regular federal, state, county, city and district elections, as well as recalls and special elections. We accept candidate filings, create and print ballots, prepare and operate approximately 100 polling polling places, hire and train over 1000 election board officers and print and mail sample ballots.
Voter Information - Voters may register in our office, at the Department of Motor Vehicles or by picking up a mail-in application form at many convenient locations throughout the County, including post offices, libraries, senior citizen centers, public agencies and union halls. Field Registrars make registration available at malls, grocery stores and even go door-to-door to assist citizens who wish to register to vote.
Precinct/Map Update - Washoe County's 230,000 + registered voters are assigned to 600 + precincts. The continual growth of the urban areas of the County creates a need for us to frequently divide our precincts and update our precinct and district maps.
Signature Verification - The Office of the Registrar of Voters verifies signatures on a variety of types of petitions; individuals or political parties which wish to gain access to a ballot, initiatives, referenda and recalls. Scanned signatures are retrieved digitally for efficient verification.
You would re-register if you:
1. Have been "cancelled" for not voting in two consecutive Federal Elections and have failed to respond to any notification sent by the Registrar`s Office
2. Have changed your place of residence and/or mailing address since the last time you voted (a change of address card may also be used for this purpose)
3. Want to change your political party affiliation
4. Have changed your name since your previous registration (i.e. married or legal name change).
