Who is on the ballot in Nevada on November 3, 2026?
For the November 3, 2026 general election. From the Nevada Secretary of State candidate list, checked October 6, 2026.
This page lists every candidate on the Nevada Secretary of State's certified list for Governor, the other statewide offices, the Supreme Court, the U.S. House, the State Senate and the State Assembly: 128 candidates in 65 races. Within each race, candidates are in the list's own order, alphabetical by the name on the ballot. Nevada elects no U.S. Senator in 2026.
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Statewide offices
Governor
- Aaron D. Ford (Democratic)
- Danielle Ford (No political party)
- Joseph Lombardo (Republican)
Lieutenant Governor
- Stavros Anthony (Republican)
- Janine Hansen (Independent American)
- Sandra Jauregui (Democratic)
Secretary of State
- Francisco "Cisco" Aguilar (Democratic)
- Brad Lee Barnhill (Independent American)
- John T. Kennedy (Libertarian)
- Jim Marchant (Republican)
State Treasurer
- Drew Johnson (Republican)
- Tya Mathis-Coleman (Democratic)
State Controller
- Michael MacDougall (Democratic)
- Andy Matthews (Republican)
Attorney General
- Nicole Jeanette Cannizzaro (Democratic)
- Adriana Guzmán Fralick (Republican)
Justice of the Supreme Court, Seat B
- Kristina Pickering (Nonpartisan)
Justice of the Supreme Court, Seat D
- Douglas Herndon (Nonpartisan)
U.S. House of Representatives
All 4 Nevada congressional districts elect a representative.
1st Congressional District
- Carrie Ann Buck (Republican)
- Afzal "Bobby" Khan (No political party)
- Steven "Chap" St John (No political party)
- Dina Titus (Democratic)
2nd Congressional District
- Teresa F. Benitez-Thompson (Democratic)
- Lynn Chapman (Independent American)
- David Flippo (Republican)
3rd Congressional District
- Jon Kamerath (Independent American)
- Susie Lee (Democratic)
- Marty O'Donnell (Republican)
4th Congressional District
- Russell Best (Independent American)
- Steven A. Horsford (Democratic)
- William Johnson (No political party)
- Cody K. Whipple (Republican)
Nevada State Senate
The list has candidates in 11 State Senate districts. A district that is not shown has no State Senate candidate on the list for this election.
Senate District 2
- Edgar Flores (Democratic)
Senate District 8
- Steven S. "Mr. Fix It" Cohen (No political party)
- George E. Harris (Republican)
- Marilyn Dondero Loop (Democratic)
Senate District 9
- Melanie Scheible (Democratic)
- Maria Thompson (Republican)
Senate District 10
- Fabian Donate (Democratic)
Senate District 12
- Rafael Arroyo (Republican)
- Julie Ann Pazina (Democratic)
Senate District 13
- Matthew R. Buehler (Republican)
- Richard "Skip" Daly (Democratic)
- Charlene Young (Independent American)
Senate District 14
- Ira D. Hansen (Republican)
Senate District 16
- Lisa Krasner (Republican)
- Chrystal L. Roll (Democratic)
Senate District 17
- Lynne Ballatore (Democratic)
- Robin L. Titus (Republican)
Senate District 20
- Danielle Gallant (Republican)
- Calvin Sandoval (Democratic)
Senate District 21
- James Ohrenschall (Democratic)
- Al Rojas (Republican)
Nevada State Assembly
All 42 Assembly districts elect a member. The list has candidates in 42 of them.
Assembly District 1
- Alexis Elizabeth Esparza (Democratic)
Assembly District 2
- Kamilah Bywaters (Democratic)
- Drew Teitelbaum (Republican)
Assembly District 3
- Joseph P. Silvestri (Republican)
- Selena Torres-Fossett (Democratic)
Assembly District 4
- Lisa Cole (Republican)
- Eileen Eady (Democratic)
Assembly District 5
- Brittney M. Miller (Democratic)
- Kelly Quinn (Republican)
Assembly District 6
- Katherine "Katie" Duncan (No political party)
- Jovan Alexander Jackson (Democratic)
Assembly District 7
- Cameron "C.H." Miller (Democratic)
- Anthony Scott "Red" Willett (Libertarian)
Assembly District 8
- Joseph "Joey" Charafi (Republican)
- Duy Nguyen (Democratic)
Assembly District 9
- Ryan Hampton (Democratic)
- Erica Alejandra Neely (Republican)
Assembly District 10
- Venise L. Karris (Democratic)
Assembly District 11
- Cinthia Moore (Democratic)
Assembly District 12
- Max Carter II (Democratic)
- Nancy "Nan" Roecker (Republican)
Assembly District 13
- Daniel Andrews (Democratic)
- Gage C. Beck (Libertarian)
- Brian Hibbetts (Republican)
Assembly District 14
- Erica Mosca (Democratic)
Assembly District 15
- Miguel Davila (Democratic)
Assembly District 16
- John Carlo (Republican)
- Cecelia González (Democratic)
Assembly District 17
- Linda F. Hunt (Democratic)
Assembly District 18
- Venicia Considine (Democratic)
- Crystal Newton (Republican)
Assembly District 19
- Zackaraih Lysaght (Libertarian)
- Jason Patchett (Republican)
Assembly District 20
- David Orentlicher (Democratic)
- Stan Vaughan (Independent American)
Assembly District 21
- Patsy A. Carvalho (Republican)
- Tighe Galvin (Libertarian)
- Elaine Marzola (Democratic)
Assembly District 22
- Shenea Booth (Democratic)
- Melissa Hardy (Republican)
Assembly District 23
- Jan Allen Aspelund (Democratic)
- Denise Daniels Fanning (Republican)
Assembly District 24
- Erica Roth (Democratic)
Assembly District 25
- Michael A. Ginsburg (Republican)
- Selena La Rue Hatch (Democratic)
Assembly District 26
- Sam Baugh (Democratic)
- Richard DeLong (Republican)
Assembly District 27
- Cortes Veronica"lunch lady" (Republican)
- Heather Goulding (Democratic)
Assembly District 28
- Reuben D'Silva (Democratic)
Assembly District 29
- Joe Ludwig (Republican)
- Alex J. Pereszlenyi (Democratic)
Assembly District 30
- Natha C. Anderson (Democratic)
- Trista Gomez (Republican)
Assembly District 31
- Jill Dickman (Republican)
- Neal Schwartz (Democratic)
Assembly District 32
- Alexis M. Hansen (Republican)
Assembly District 33
- Bert K. Gurr (Republican)
Assembly District 34
- Brandon Davis (Republican)
- Hanadi Nadeem (Democratic)
Assembly District 35
- Rebecca Edgeworth (Republican)
- Joe Spica (Democratic)
Assembly District 36
- Gregory T. Hafen II (Republican)
- Jon Penn Junejo (Democratic)
Assembly District 37
- Shea M. Backus (Democratic)
- Jill M. Douglass (Republican)
Assembly District 38
- Gregory S. Koenig (Republican)
Assembly District 39
- Erich Obermayr (Democratic)
- Blayne Osborn (Republican)
Assembly District 40
- Julie A. Butler (Republican)
- Oscar Fuentes (Democratic)
Assembly District 41
- Kelly Chapman (Republican)
- Vinny Spotleson (Democratic)
Assembly District 42
- Christopher Brandlin (Republican)
- Tracy Brown-May (Democratic)
District judges, regents, county offices and ballot questions
These are not listed on this page. District court judges, university regents, county and city offices and local districts are on the Secretary of State's certified list. Polling places, sample ballot information and the statewide ballot questions are on the Secretary of State's 2026 Election Information page.
How this list is made
- The source is the Statewide Certified List of Candidates the Nevada Secretary of State published for the November 3, 2026 general election, dated August 25, 2026 and downloaded on October 6, 2026.
- A row the list marks with a note, such as a successful challenge or a death, is left out.
- The list prints each ballot name last name first. It is shown here first name first. A name the list prints another way is shown exactly as printed.
- Party names are the list's, without the word "Party". Every candidate is shown the same way: a name and a party, with no photos, endorsements or ratings.
- The list can change if a candidate withdraws or is replaced. The Secretary of State's own list is the final word.
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