Any registered voter may request a mail ballot for any reason, but the request must be in writing AND must be submitted each calendar year (NO EXCEPTIONS).  The Election Department must receive your written request by 5:00 p.m. on the Tuesday before Election Day.  If you write a letter, it must include your:

Clark County residential address and the address where you want the mail ballot to be delivered (if different from the residential address)

The election(s) (primary, general, special and/or all) in which you want to vote by mail--you will be sent a mail ballot for only those specific elections and no others, e.g., if you only indicate the primary, you will not be sent a mail ballot for the general and vice-versa

The language, English or Spanish, in which want to receive your mail ballot voting materials.

Optional:  (a) A telephone number where you can be reached in case any questions arise, and (b) your Nevada Voter Registration number if you know it (it is on your Voter Registration Card).