Only eight days remain until Election Day. On November 8th, America elects a new president. Don't know where to go? Want to cast your ballot early? You'll find everything you need for the Reno Election Day 2016 polling places as well as some early voting info to help you through this election cycle below.
Reno Election Day 2016 Early Voting Info
Hopefully, you have already registered to vote in the Reno area. The deadline ended October 18th. If you missed the deadline, you cannot vote in this election. Until November 4th, registered Reno voters can visit several different locations to cast their ballot early. Download the Washoe County Early Voting Schedule here for dates, times and locations available.
Reno Election Day 2016 Polling Places
Dozens of Reno Election Day 2016 polling places will be open next Tuesday. Public polling locations will be open from 7am to 7pm on Election Day. Download a list of all polling locations by visiting the Washoe County's website here. Scroll down the page and click on the "2016 General Election Polling Place Locations" in blue. Don't know which precinct you belong in? Visit the Nevada Secretary of State's website here.
Not sure which one of the Reno Election Day 2016 Polling Places you are assigned to? Visit the Washoe County Voter Registration website here. Simply enter your name and birthdate, press "Search" and your information will be provided to you. Print out a sample ballot as well.
Helpful Tips for Reno Election Day 2016
- Bring along a valid photo ID. You might be asked to show it when you check in at your polling location.
- Don't forget your notes. In addition to the major candidates on the ballot, several initiatives/measures are also up for vote. You can download a sample ballot and make notes on it. Or, if you received a voter booklet outlining everything on the ballot this November, do your homework ahead of time. Research everything on the ballot. Write down how you want to vote for each. Bring this booklet with you. You will spend much less time in the voter booth than you would without it.
- Books, kindles and iPods (with headphones) make waiting in a line a little easier. Catch up on emails on your smartphone.
- Let everyone know what wait times are at your polling locations via social media. However, forget about posting a voter selfie inside the booth. These are illegal in many places throughout the country. Instead, once you cast your ballot and have exited your polling location, feel free to post a selfie sporting your "I voted" sticker.
Charlene Hamilton, Your Reno Real Estate Specialist
Originally posted on my Reno real estate blog here: http://www.relocationtoreno.com/2016/10/31/reno-election-day-2016-polling-places-and-early-voting-info/.
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