INACTIVE REGISTRATION 
 Election Department - Clark County, Nevada
Last updated on March 10, 2008

Why Your Registration Would Become Inactive

If non-forwardable mail, such as your Voter Registration Card or sample ballot, is returned as "undeliverable" or indicating you’ve moved, you will be sent a forwardable notice advising you to update your address with the Election Department.  You must do so within 30 days or your registration will be placed on inactive status.

Your registration will not become inactive if non-forwardable mail sent to your mailing address (rather than your residential address) is returned as “undeliverable.”  Instead, your mailing address will be removed from your registration record.  A  new Voter Registration Card containing the change will then be mailed to your residential address.

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What Happens
When Your Registration Becomes Inactive

You will no longer receive election related materials, such as sample ballots, because the Election Department does not know your current address.  You may still vote in your precinct of record, but you will be asked to update or confirm your address.

Your registration will be CANCELED if, after your status becomes inactive, you don’t vote in two consecutive federal elections.

How To Make Your Registration Active Again

Update your address with the Election Department by the registration deadline to make your registration active again.  If you have not moved, call the Election Department at 702-455-VOTE (8683) for instructions.