QVegas is proud to announce the launch of the QVegas Voter Guide, now live on ballot.watch. For the 2026 election cycle, we've partnered with Ballot.Watch to give our community a simple, trustworthy way to walk into the booth knowing exactly who's on the ballot and which candidates have earned the backing of the organizations we trust most.

Endorsements You Can Trust

QVegas does not endorse candidates. Instead, the QVegas Voter Guide aggregates the published endorsement guides of organizations that have done the deep, on-the-ground research. For the 2026 Mid Term Primary, we combined Nevada Impact and Silver State Equality.

These groups vet candidates up and down the ballot — interviewing them, scoring their records, and measuring their commitment to equality, civil rights, and the issues that matter to LGBTQ+ Nevadans and their allies. By bringing their guides together in one place, QVegas lets you see where the organizations you trust have planted their flags, then carry those picks straight to the polls. The endorsements belong to Nevada Impact and Silver State Equality; QVegas simply makes them easy to find and act on.

Built on Ballot.Watch

The guide is powered by Ballot.Watch, the non-partisan, ad-free election platform built right here in Southern Nevada. That foundation gives the QVegas Voter Guide some powerful tools:

• My Ballot — Enter your address and see every race you'll actually vote on, from U.S. Senate down to county commission, judicial seats, and school board. No guessing which assembly district you live in.

• Mark Your Picks — As you review endorsed candidates, tap to mark your choices and build a personalized checklist to take to the polls — on your phone or printed out.

• Candidate Profiles — Go beyond party labels with policy positions, organization endorsements, campaign links, and the latest news.

• Key Dates — Nevada's full calendar: the June 9 primary, early voting October 17–30, and the November 3 general election, plus registration and mail-ballot deadlines.

Why It Matters for Nevada

Nevada has one of the most complex ballots in the country — and one of the most engaged electorates. The state now counts more than 2.45 million registered voters, and for the first time the largest bloc isn't a party at all: 965,000 nonpartisan voters outnumber both registered Democrats (666,000) and Republicans (656,000). That makes independent, organization-backed research more valuable than ever.

Nevada also makes voting easy: automatic, online, same-day, and Election Day registration are all available, and rights are automatically restored upon release from prison. With 301 races and 660 candidates on Nevada's 2026 ballot, the hard part isn't can you vote — it's knowing the whole ballot.

That's where the QVegas Voter Guide comes in. Visit ballot.watch/ballot, enter your address, find the QVegas Voter Guide, and let the research of Nevada Impact and Silver State Equality help you fill out every line.