This document provides information on how to register and vote in Nevada elections. It outlines the simple steps to register online or via mail-in application. Requirements for Nevada voters include being a US citizen over 18, living in Nevada for 30 days, and not being a felon or mentally incapable. Locations for polls include schools and malls. Upcoming election dates are provided for the primary in June and general election in November, along with voter registration deadlines. The document encourages anyone and everyone to participate in the voting process as it is easy to register and one person can impact election outcomes.

1. Register to vote! You could be
that one to turn an entire
election!

2. How to register!
• You can register online, simply look up your
state and sign up to become a voter.
• You fill out an application and you are already
on your way to being a registered voter.
• You send in the application and they will mail
you your voter card.
• Now you can participate in the next
election, easy peasy.

3. Requirements for Nevada
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To vote you must be a U.S. citizen
You have to be at least 18 years of age
Live in Nevada for at least 30 days
Live in your current precinct at least 10 days
before given election
• You may not be a felon, making it unlawful to
vote
• You must be mentally capable of voting
• You may not have a permanent resident in any
other place

4. Where to vote
• Many polls are held in public places that are
easy to get to and also they can hold many
people.
• Such as high schools or malls are usually
popular places that election polls are held.
• It depends on your location where you can
find a poll close to you. But it is not hard to
find them

5. Upcoming elections you can be a part
of
• For Primary elections the deadline to register is
May 20, 2014.
• Early voting starts May 24 and lasts through June
6, 2014
• Election day is June 10, 2014
• For General election the deadline to register is
October 14, 2014
• Early voting starts October 18 and lasts through
October 31, 2014
• Election day is November 4, 2014

6. Anyone can vote
• You can too. Simple steps and you can be in
the voting population.
• You can effect the way your government is
run.
• Do not be discouraged you can be that one
person that turns the election in your favor.

7. Reflection
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I think that this presentation is very user friendly. It is simple and straight to the
point. It tells you how to get involved and that anyone can make a difference. We
should all be involved in our government.
The obstacle to voting in Nevada is that the polls are held in all different places.
There is no clear definition as to where the polls will be during each election. You
kind of have to search for the polls.
I think registration is pretty simple. I mean, you can register online. The obligation
is right at your finger tips at all times. It cannot get easier than that. Also that the
requirements are not all that bad. There is no major concern as to what you need
to do.
I think we should encourage people more. I do not think that most people know
how easy it is to get involved. They probably think it is too much of a burden to
sign up to vote and then that they will not get the chance to change the
community. But this not right and people must be told this. Voting is easy and
voting can really effect how our country will turn out.