Turnout on the first day of early voting was "crazy," George Guthrie, spokesperson for the Washoe County Registrar of Voters, said Saturday. "It's definitely a lot busier than it has been in the primary and the presidential preference primary,

Nevada is one of several swing states this election whose votes in the electoral college are likely to decide who the next president will be. But while many voters feel

Saturday is the start of in-person early voting in Nevada. If you've received a mail-in ballot, it’s OK to have mailed it in before then. But Saturday is when vote centers open where you can cast your ballot on a machine in person. You can also hand-deliver your mail-in ballot if you don’t feel comfortable entrusting it to the U.S. Postal Service.

Lines were winding and parking lots overflowing Saturday as Las Vegas voters proudly cast their ballots on the first day of Nevada’s general election. After months of campaigning and a barrage of political advertisements,

Early voting runs through Nov. 1. The Sun encourages all residents to take part in the process. Here's where you can vote early in person. All sites also accept completed mail ballots. These mail ballot drop-off locations are open on select dates between Oct.