Nevada AB597 revises election provisions, allowing nonpartisan voters to request partisan ballots for primary and presidential preference elections.
Nevada AB597 amends election laws to allow nonpartisan voters to request partisan ballots for primary and presidential preference elections. The bill requires county clerks to prepare and distribute partisan mail ballots to nonpartisan voters who request them. It also mandates that nonpartisan voters who request a partisan ballot must be issued a voting receipt with the name of the major political party of their choice. The bill specifies that nonpartisan voters can only vote for one major political party in a primary or presidential preference primary election.
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