Nevada § 293.675 - Establishment and maintenance of centralized database of voter registration information; creation of statewide voter registration list; duties of Secretary of State; requirements for list; duties of county and city clerks and Department of Motor Vehicles; verification of information with Social Security Administration; agreements with state agencies to provide information necessary for list; exchange of information with chief election officers of other states

Full text of Nevada Nevada Revised Statutes § 293.675 — Establishment and maintenance of centralized database of voter registration information; creation of statewide voter registration list; duties of Secretary of State; requirements for list; duties of county and city clerks and Department of Motor Vehicles; verification of information with Social Security Administration; agreements with state agencies to provide information necessary for list; exchange of information with chief election officers of other states, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.

§ 293.675. Establishment and maintenance of centralized database of voter registration information; creation of statewide voter registration list; duties of Secretary of State; requirements for list; duties of county and city clerks and Department of Motor Vehicles; verification of information with Social Security Administration; agreements with state agencies to provide information necessary for list; exchange of information with chief election officers of other states

1. The Secretary of State shall establish and maintain a centralized, top-down database

that collects and stores information related to the preregistration of persons and

the registration of electors from all the counties in this State. The Secretary of State shall ensure that the database is capable of storing preregistration

information separately until a person is qualified to register to vote. Each county clerk shall use the database created by the Secretary of State pursuant

to this subsection to collect and maintain all records of preregistration and registration

to vote. 2. The Secretary of State shall use the voter registration information collected in

the database created pursuant to subsection 1 to create the official statewide voter

registration list, which may be maintained on the Internet, in consultation with each

county and city clerk. 3. The statewide voter registration list must: (a) Be a uniform, centralized and interactive computerized list; (b) Serve as the single method for storing and managing the official list of registered

voters in this State; (c) Serve as the official list of registered voters for the conduct of all elections

in this State; (d) Contain the name and registration information of every legally registered voter

in this State; (e) Include a unique identifier assigned by the Secretary of State to each legally

registered voter in this State; (f) Except as otherwise provided in subsection 9, be coordinated with the appropriate

databases of other agencies in this State; (g) Be electronically accessible to each state and local election official in this

State at all times; (h) Except as otherwise provided in subsection 10, allow for data to be shared with

other states under certain circumstances; and (i) Be regularly maintained to ensure the integrity of the registration process and

the election process. 4. Each county and city clerk shall: (a) Electronically enter into the database created pursuant to subsection 1 all information

related to voter preregistration and registration obtained by the county or city clerk

at the time the information is provided to the county or city clerk; and (b) Provide the Secretary of State with information concerning the voter registration

of the county or city and other reasonable information requested by the Secretary

of State in the form required by the Secretary of State to establish or maintain the

statewide voter registration list. 5. In establishing and maintaining the statewide voter registration list, the Secretary

of State shall enter into a cooperative agreement with the Department of Motor Vehicles

to match information in the database of the statewide voter registration list with

information in the appropriate database of the Department of Motor Vehicles to verify

the accuracy of the information in an application to register to vote. 6. The Department of Motor Vehicles shall enter into an agreement with the Social

Security Administration pursuant to 52 U.S.C. § 21083 , to verify the accuracy of information in an application to register to vote. 7. The Department of Motor Vehicles shall ensure that its database: (a) Is capable of processing any information related to an application to register

to vote, an application to update voter registration information or a request to verify

the accuracy of voter registration information as quickly as is feasible; and (b) Does not limit the number of applications to register to vote, applications to

update voter registration information or requests to verify the accuracy of voter

registration information that may be processed by the database in any given day. 8. The Secretary of State shall enter into a cooperative agreement with the State

Registrar of Vital Statistics to match information in the database of the statewide

voter registration list with information in the records of the State Registrar of

Vital Statistics concerning the death of a resident of this State to maintain the

statewide voter registration list. The Secretary of State must compare the records of the State Registrar of Vital

Statistics to those in the statewide voter registration list at least once per month. 9. Except as otherwise provided in NRS 481.063 or any provision of law providing for the confidentiality of information, the Secretary

of State may enter into an agreement with an agency of this State pursuant to which

the agency provides to the Secretary of State any information in the possession of

the agency that the Secretary of State deems necessary to maintain the statewide voter

registration list. 10. The Secretary of State may: (a) Request from the chief officer of elections of another state any information which

the Secretary of State deems necessary to maintain the statewide voter registration

list; and (b) Provide to the chief officer of elections of another state any information which

is requested and which the Secretary of State deems necessary for the chief officer

of elections of that state to maintain a voter registration list, if the Secretary

of State is satisfied that the information provided pursuant to this paragraph will

be used only for the maintenance of that voter registration list.

Source: official Nevada text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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