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By the People, for the People
Nevada Cancels Thousands of Voter Registrations Ahead of 2026 Election
Douglas County sees fourth highest number of active voters in the state
Published on Feb. 12, 2026
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The Nevada Secretary of State's Office reported cancelling 1,746 voter registrations in Douglas County in preparation for the 2026 election season. Notices were sent out to 4,671 voters who did not participate in the 2024 election, and 4,085 were moved to the inactive list. Douglas County has the fourth highest number of active voters in Nevada with 41,328, trailing Lyon County by only 1,676.
Why it matters
Voter registration maintenance is an important part of election integrity, ensuring the voter rolls are up-to-date and accurate. However, the high number of cancelled registrations in Douglas County raises questions about potential barriers to voting and whether all eligible residents are being properly notified.
The details
The Nevada Secretary of State's Office reported cancelling 1,746 voter registrations in Douglas County, with notices sent to 4,671 voters who did not participate in the 2024 election. Of those, 4,085 were moved to the inactive voter list. Douglas County has the fourth highest number of active voters in Nevada with 41,328, trailing only Lyon County.
- Notices were sent out to 4,671 voters who did not participate in the 2024 election.
The players
Nevada Secretary of State's Office
The state agency responsible for overseeing elections and maintaining voter registration rolls in Nevada.
Amy Burgans
The Douglas County Clerk-Treasurer, who oversees voter registration and elections in the county.
What’s next
Voters in Douglas County who did not receive a postcard from the Clerk-Treasurer's office are encouraged to reach out to confirm their registration status ahead of the 2026 election.
The takeaway
Voter registration maintenance is an important part of election integrity, but the high number of cancelled registrations in Douglas County raises concerns about potential barriers to voting and whether all eligible residents are being properly notified.
