Voting Rights

Voting is the foundation of our democracy, and the ACLU of Nevada is working to protect that right. We’re a proud member of the Let Nevadans Vote coalition, and we work each election to make sure voters have the information they need to participate and to monitor potential issues at the polls

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WHEN NEVADANS VOTE, DEMOCRACY WINS

Voting is the cornerstone of our democracy and the fundamental right upon which all our civil liberties rest.

The fight for voting rights remains as critical as ever, and politicians and election deniers across the country continue to engage in voter suppression.

The ACLU of Nevada works in courtrooms, at the capitol, and in our communities to advocate for policies that make it easier for all eligible voters to participate in our elections, such as same-day and automatic voter registration.

Priorities include:

  • Fighting voter suppression.
  • Promoting access to the ballot.
  • Fighting racial gerrymandering.
  • Restoration of voting rights.
  • And more!

The information below comes from the Nevada Secretary of State's office (this link will take you to a page on nvsos.gov).

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Know Your Rights
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Voting In Nevada

Voting is the cornerstone of our democracy and the fundamental right upon which all our civil liberties rest.
Know Your Rights
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Voting In Nevada

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My fellow Nevadans,

ACLU OF NEVADA REACTS TO EARLY ELECTION RESULTS

LAS VEGAS — ACLU of Nevada Executive Director Athar Haseebullah released the following open letter following results from Election Day. 
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ACLU OF NEVADA SECURES FAIR ACCESS FOR POLL OBSERVERS IN NYE COUNTY

Issue Areas: Voting Rights
Court Case
Oct 01, 2024

Citizen Outreach Foundation v. Cari-Ann Burgess

Court Case
Oct 02, 2024

Citizen Outreach Foundation v. Lorena Portillo

Court Case
Sep 10, 2024

ACLU of Nevada v. Nye County

Court Case
Jun 18, 2024

Republican National Committee v. Burgess