The candidates Keystone Corporation is proudly backing in 2026 — plus everything you need to register, verify, and vote in the Nevada election.
2026 Slate
Keystone Corporation, a pro-business organization committed to advancing free enterprise and responsible government in Nevada, proudly endorses the following candidates in the 2026 election.
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Joe Lombardo
Governor
Stavros Anthony
Lt. Governor
Andy Matthews
State Controller
Adriana Guzmán Fralick
Attorney General
George Harris
Senate District 8
Maria Thompson
Senate District 9
Rafael Arroyo
Senate District 12
Ira Hansen
Senate District 14
Robin Titus
Senate District 17
Danielle Gallant
Senate District 20
Melissa Hardy
Assembly District 22
Jill Dickman
Assembly District 31
Alexis Hansen
Assembly District 32
Bert Gurr
Assembly District 33
Rebecca Edgeworth
Assembly District 35
Greg Hafen
Assembly District 36
Greg Koenig
Assembly District 38
Blayne Osborn
Assembly District 39
Julie Butler
Assembly District 40
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Voter Tools
All your Nevada voter resources in one place — ballot lookup, polling places, registration, and more. Tap any item to expand.
Enter your Clark County address and we'll show every race and candidate appearing on your June 9, 2026 primary ballot.
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The next election is November 3. Early voting begins October 17. Plan ahead — enter your home address to preview the closest vote centers.
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Register to vote for the first time, update your address, or change your party affiliation. New registrations and party changes go through the Nevada Secretary of State.
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Keystone Position · 2026 Ballot
Keystone Corporation urges every Nevada voter to vote YES on Question 7 — the Voter Identification Amendment.
OUR RECORD ON THIS ISSUE
Championing Voter ID in Nevada
Keystone Corporation has been a consistent supporter and funder of efforts to advance Voter ID legislation in Nevada. We believe that protecting the integrity of the ballot box is foundational to a functioning democracy and a stable business environment.
Our advocacy and financial support have helped keep this critical issue in front of Nevada's policymakers and voters, ensuring that every legal vote counts.
What it does
Question 7 amends the Nevada Constitution to require identity verification for voting. In person, voters present a government-issued photo ID. By mail, voters provide the last four digits of their Nevada driver's license number — or, if they don't have one, the last four digits of their Social Security number — so election officials can verify their identity. Voters over 70 may use an expired ID so long as it is otherwise valid.
What you'll see on the ballot
"Should the Nevada Constitution be amended to require voters to either present photo identification to verify their identity when voting in-person or to provide certain personal information to verify their identity when voting by mail ballot?"
Why this is the second vote
Nevada constitutional amendments must pass in two consecutive election cycles. In 2024, Nevada voters approved Question 7 by a 73%-27% margin. A second YES vote in 2026 is required for the amendment to take effect and become part of Article 2 of the Nevada Constitution. If it fails this November, the process starts over.
Accepted forms of ID for in-person voting
The case for Question 7
2026 Calendar
Mark these on your calendar. Primary on June 9. General on November 3.
May
12
Primary Reg.
Deadline
May
23
Early Voting
Opens
Jun
4
Online Reg.
Deadline
Jun
5
Early Voting
Ends
Jun
9
Primary
Election Day
Oct
6
General Reg.
Deadline
Oct
17
Early Voting
Opens
Oct
30
Early Voting
Ends
Nov
3
General
Election Day
