Voters wait in line Tuesday at the Carson City Community Center to cast their votes at lunchtime.
Photo by Jessica Garcia.
Editor's Note: This web page will be updated until election results become final.
Last updated: 11:21 a.m. Thursday with more of the Carson City vote. See below
For more information about election results as of Wednesday click here.
Federal Offices
President
4 year term
Harris/Walz 11,825
Trump/Vance 15,366
Oliver/Ter Maat 190
Skousen/Combs 78
None 444
U.S. Senator
6 year term
Brown 14,105
Rosen 11,940
Cunningham 426
Hansen 529
None 689
U.S. Rep in Congress District 2
2 year term
Amodei 14,709
Kidd 9,954
Chapman 1,468
Tachiquin 914
State Offices
Assembly District 40
2 year term
O’Neill 1 16,357
Ramsey 10,617
Justice of the Supreme Court Seat C
6 year term
Cadish 18,284
None 6,554
Justice of the Supreme Court Seat F
6 year term
Patty 18,282
None 6,482
Justice of the Supreme Court Seat G
6 year term
Stiglich 18,550
None 6,248
State Board of Education, District 2
4 year term
Davis 11,672
Orr 12,250
District Court Judge First Judicial District Dept. 2
2 year term
Krueger 11,572
Luis 13,346
Carson City School Board of Trustee District 2
4 year term
Roberts 21,497
Carson City School Board of Trustee District 5
4 year term
Saucedo 9,342
Walker 13,973
Carson City School Board of Trustee District 7
4 year term
Henley 9,214
Pedersen 14,385
Carson City Mayor
4 year term
Bagwell 14,577
Shirk 11,264
Carson City Board of Supervisors Ward 2
4 year term
White 22,259
Carson City Board of Supervisors Ward 4
4 year term
Maloney 10,364
Schuette 14,226
Justice and Municipal Court Judge, District 1
6 year term
Armstrong 21,587
Carson City Ballot Question 1
Sales tax for road funding
Yes 8,813
No 18,385
Carson City Ballot Question 2
Valuation tax for road funding
Yes 8,314
No 18,906
State of Nevada Ballot Question 1
Board of Regents
Yes 7,747
No 18,486
State of Nevada Ballot Question 2
Descriptions of entities for people with disabilities
Yes 13,306
No 13,147
State of Nevada Ballot Question 3
Open primaries; ranked choice
Yes 10,765
No 16,373
State of Nevada Ballot Question 4
Prohibits slavery
Yes 12,721
No 14,032
State of Nevada Ballot Question 5
Exempts diapers from sales tax
Yes 13,764
No 12,964
State of Nevada Ballot Question 6
Constitutional right to abortion
Yes 15,571
No 11,570
State of Nevada Ballot Question 7
Photo ID to vote
Yes 19,426
No 7,622
Federal Offices
President
4 year term
Harris/Walz 609,159 46.68%
Trump/Vance 673,183 51.59%
Oliver/Ter Maat 4,723 0.36%
Skousen/Combs 2,266 0.17%
None 15,635 1.2%
U.S. Senator
6 year term
Brown 610,550 47.4%
Rosen 606,683 47.1%
Cunningham 16,773 1.3%
Hansen 18,010 1.4%
None 36,902 2.9%
U.S. Rep in Congress District 2
2 year term
Amodei 189,319 56.81%
Kidd 116,252 34,9%
Chapman 15,331 4.6%
Tachiquin 12,203 3.66%
State Offices
Assembly District 40
2 year term
O’Neill 21,431 62.68%
Ramsey 12,760 37.32%
Carson City, Storey County and Washoe County results
Justice of the Supreme Court Seat C
6 year term
Cadish 743,488 69.72%
None 322,853 30.28%
Justice of the Supreme Court Seat F
6 year term
Patty 749,706 70.36%
None 315,750 29.64%
Justice of the Supreme Court Seat G
6 year term
Stiglich 749,231 70.8%
None 309,006 29.2%
State Board of Education, District 2
4 year term
Davis 135,269 47.53%
Orr 149,341 52.47%
State of Nevada Ballot Question 1
Board of Regents
Yes 521,616 45%
No 637,520 55%
State of Nevada Ballot Question 2
Descriptions of entities for people with disabilities
Yes 761,012 65.42%
No 402,234 34.58%
State of Nevada Ballot Question 3
Open primaries; ranked choice
Yes 548,477 45.46%
No 658,160 54.54%
State of Nevada Ballot Question 4
Prohibits slavery
Yes 708,959 60.17%
No 469,213 39.83%
State of Nevada Ballot Question 5
Exempts diapers from sales tax
Yes 801,214 68.12%
No 374,942 31.88%
State of Nevada Ballot Question 6
Constitutional right to abortion
Yes 760,335 63.28%
No 441,276 36.72%
State of Nevada Ballot Question 7
Photo ID to vote
Yes 885,111 73.54%
No 318,479 26.46%
Nationally: Trump re-hired as president
Donald Trump was elected the 47th president of the United States on Wednesday, an extraordinary comeback for a former president who refused to accept defeat four years ago, sparked a violent insurrection at the U.S. Capitol, was convicted of felony charges and survived two assassination attempts.
With a win in Wisconsin, Trump cleared the 270 electoral votes needed to clinch the presidency, according to The Associated Press