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You may cancel your own registration at any time, but the cancellation must be in writing. If you move outside of the County, you should immediately cancel your registration. Neighbors, friends, relatives, etc., CANNOT cancel the registration of another voter.
A “Request for Removal of Name from Voting Records” form is available on the Internet for you to print, personally complete and submit to the Election Department.
Click Here for the Form to Cancel Your Own Registration.
Alternatively, you may send a personally signed and dated letter containing your full name, residential address, birth date and optional reason for the cancellation, such as moving outside of Clark County. |
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Anyone may report a deceased voter. The Election Department always verifies the report before taking action. A "Deceased Voter Report" form is available on the Internet for you to print, properly complete and submit to the Election Department.
Click Here for the Form to Report a Deceased Voter.
Alternatively, you may send a letter containing the deceased’s full name, birth date (if known) and address. Also include your full name, your relationship to the deceased, your handwritten signature and the date you signed the letter. |
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Pursuant to the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA), the Election Department must CANCEL your registration if, after your registration status is inactivated, you do not vote in two consecutive federal elections. You must then re-register to vote again. |