Nevada voters will choose 6 representatives to the Electoral College who will vote for the president and vice-president of the United States.
Candidates with ballot access are Barack Obama/Joe Biden (Democrat), Mitt Romney/Paul Ryan (Republican), Gary Johnson/Jim Gray (Libertarian), Virgil Goode (independent).
Senator Dean Heller, who was first appointed to the position in May 2011, is seeking a full term.
Candidates with ballot access are Barack Obama/Joe Biden (Democrat), Mitt Romney/Paul Ryan (Republican), Gary Johnson/Jim Gray (Libertarian), Virgil Goode (independent).
Open seats District 1 (old Clark 1): Democratic incumbent John Jay Lee was defeated in the primary.
[13] District 19 (old Rural Nevada): Republican incumbent Dean Rhoads is term-limited.
[21] Question 1 would allow for the Nevada Legislature to call itself into a special session under extenuating circumstances, if approved by two-thirds of all legislators.