State · November 3, 2026
Nevada
5 races for U.S. Senate, U.S. House and governor, from the state's official list of candidates.1,
§1Statewide races
Why this matters: Every voter in Nevada votes in these races.
§2U.S. House
Why this matters: You vote only in the House district where you live. Not sure which one? Use the address search above.
- Carrie Ann Buck (REP) · Afzal "Bobby" Khan (NPP) · Steven "Chap" St John (NPP) · Dina Titus (DEM)
- District 2open seatTeresa F. Benitez-Thompson (DEM) · Lynn Chapman (IAP) · David Flippo (REP)
- Jon Kamerath (IAP) · Susie Lee (DEM) · Marty O'Donnell (REP)
- Russell Best (IAP) · Steven A. Horsford (DEM) · William Johnson (NPP) · Cody K. Whipple (REP)
§3Notes on the official list
- The Secretary of State's certified statewide list (dated August 25, 2026) blocks scripted downloads, so the file was first built from the Clark and Washoe county election offices' official lists; an independent check then read the state list in a browser and found the same 17 candidates, so it is cited here too.
- Party labels are copied as the county lists and sample ballots print them: DEM, REP, IAP and NPP. Nevada law (NRS 293.267) uses NPP for a candidate with no political party; the Secretary of State's certified list spells the parties out as Democratic Party, Republican Party, Independent American Party and No Political Party.
- The governor ballot also carries the option "None of these candidates", which Nevada offers in statewide races; it is not a candidate and is not listed.
- Joseph Lombardo is marked as the incumbent governor: the ballot lists "Lombardo, Joseph" (REP) and the Nevada governor's official website identifies the current governor as Joe Lombardo. The county lists do not mark incumbents.
- Nevada has no US Senate race on the November 3, 2026 ballot.