SB103

Nevada SB103 revises mail ballot processing rules, including date marking and drop box requirements.

Nevada SB103 amends mail ballot processing rules by requiring county and city clerks to date mark each mail ballot unless it has a U.S. Postal Service postmark. It mandates that a ballot must be postmarked by the last day of early voting and received by the county clerk before polls close on election day to be counted. The bill also specifies that only clerks can establish ballot drop boxes, which must be secure and accessible during office hours. Unauthorized interference with mail ballot return is criminalized.