(KTNV) — Election Day has finally arrived in Southern Nevada, and Channel 13 will keep you up to date with all that's happening throughout Nov. 5 and beyond. Here are the latest updates:
9:57 p.m. — The Secretary of State says the last voter has voted and we should expect to start seeing the first results of Nevada's elections shortly.
We're also expecting a press conference from Clark County Election Headquarters soon. You can watch it live here:
As of 9:49 p.m., why haven't we seen results?
In Nevada, no local or statewide results can be released until the last person has voted, and that hasn't happened yet.
Per the Secretary of State's Office, Nye County is done voting. We are still waiting on voting centers in Carson City and the Reno-Sparks Indian Colony.
As of 9:12 p.m., the last voter has voted in-person in Clark County.
Update: Last person has voted in-person in Clark County.@KTNV
— Jaewon Jung (@jaewonnews) November 6, 2024
Clark County is starting to wheel in the ballots to the Elections Head Quarters.
Clark County Election Update https://t.co/ee4XPsV5wO
— Clark County Nevada (@ClarkCountyNV) November 6, 2024
Channel 13's Jaewon Jung is on the scene providing updates with the latest voting numbers.
Clark County spokesperson said at last check 179,083 people have voted today.It does not include mail-in ballots, just machine.Number projected to go up.@KTNV
— Jaewon Jung (@jaewonnews) November 6, 2024
Channel 13's Alyssa Bethencourt breaks down what we are seeing so far across the country.
What can we expect from the results of the 2024 Election? Our panel of local political experts breaks down what we know so far.
Clark County provided a report at 2 p.m. for the Election Day voter turnout so far. In the picture below, you can see that by 2 p.m., 94,529 ballots were cast in the county. These numbers are only for in-person voting.
Nevada Secretary of State Cisco Aguilar has been vocal about his goal of getting results sooner in Nevada. An ABC reporter caught up with him outside Allegiant Stadium, and he said his office had already tallied the results of all mail-in ballots counted before Election Day.
Anyssa Bohanan spent the morning outside the Clark County Election Center to get an idea of how long we might be waiting for results.
Rosen's Republican opponent Sam Brown also showed off his voting sticker Tuesday morning.
Democrats are leading turnout in Clark County. This is a wake-up call to every Nevadan who wants real change and every Republican across Nevada considering skipping the polls today — we need your vote!
— Sam Brown (@CaptainSamBrown) November 5, 2024
Don’t sit this out. Head to the polls and make your voice heard! pic.twitter.com/q0hlqwAsMr
Sen. Jacky Rosen even stopped by Allegiant Stadium to cast her ballot. Rosen is running to keep her seat in the U.S. Senate.
Anchor Justin Hinton spent the morning at one of the valley's newest polling places, Allegiant Stadium.
Voters inside Allegiant Stadium @KTNV pic.twitter.com/Xi4Wva2CzX
— Justin Hinton (@justinhintontv) November 5, 2024
Our Good Morning Las Vegas crew was up bright and early bringing you all you needed to know ahead of polls opening.
Channel 13's 2024 Voter Guide has answers to questions you may have as you head to the polls — including where to find a polling place in your neighborhood and a breakdown of the seven questions you'll encounter on your 2024 ballot.
