The Nevada secretary of state when polls close at 7 p.m. will start releasing results from the election. There are six presidential electoral votes up for grabs in Nevada, an important swing state that could determine the presidency. The Silver State will also have a hand in deciding the fate of the U.S. Senate.

As of Monday night, Republicans had cast 42,238 more votes than Democrats in Nevada. Cumulative totals released by the Nevada Secretary of State’s office showed that of 1,089,092 votes, 37.7% of them had been cast by Republicans,

Election Day 2024 has arrived and voters across Nevada have until 7 p.m. to vote. Nevadans are voting on their choices for president, U.S. Senate, U.S. House and several local races, including 10 Nevada Senate seats,

Republicans are going into Election Day with a big lead over Democrats when it comes to early voting totals, according to political consulting firms that are tracking the returns. Why it matters: Though we won't know any results until after the polls close at 7pm Tuesday,

The Iowa Secretary of State’s office released new voter registration totals ahead of Election Day that show a significant advantage for Republicans.

At least 675,000 Iowans cast ballots before Election Day. Data from the Iowa Secretary of State’s website shows Republicans with a statewide edge over Democrats in early voting, but Democrats outnumbered Republicans casting absentee ballots in the first,

Vice President Harris’s less-than-stellar early and mail vote turnout in the pivotal swing state of Pennsylvania will force her to have a strong election day turnout in order to carry the state, according to numbers that were reported on Monday.