Last week, I shared an early look at Nevada’s ballot returns and some interesting trends in congressional and #NVLEG districts. Now I’ve built something to make it much easier to follow those numbers. data-point-research.com Data Point Research, a project of GB Political LLC, has launched an interactive dashboard tracking voter turnout across Nevada. You can explore statewide, county, congressional, legislative, and local races, compare historical election results, and even adjust how nonpartisan voters might affect the partisan turnout margins. I’ll refresh the dashboard every morning with the previous day’s voting activity and add more local races in the coming days. Still early, but now everyone can follow the numbers as they change. Let me know if you have any questions or suggestions!

📊+37,628 new records on data-point-research.com 🟦Staetwide D+4.2% New features today include: ✅ Expanded graphs ✅Voter turnout by partisan performance narrative ✅Vote history tables ✅ Updated "Races to Watch" section on the #NVLEG page. Races outside of a 6% margin drop off the list.

Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, and Clark Commission G now join Reno, Sparks, and Clark Commissions E and F on the Local Races tab.

Week one of Nevada EV+Mail is in. Statewide 🟦+3.4% Congress 🟦3 🟥1 State Senate 🟦13 🟥8 State Assembly 🟦32 🟥10 data-point-research.com is tracking nearly 45,000 more ballots cast than at the same point in the 2022 midterm election. Republicans have narrowed the statewide partisan turnout gap and made gains in two #nvleg districts. However, six districts remain highly competitive, with partisan turnout margins of less than five percentage points.

📊Big update to Nevada's 2026 voter turnout numbers this morning. +64,000 since the last dashboard refresh. 244,122 voters have participated statewide. 🟦+4.1% 24% of the vote is in - compared to 2022 turnout. Explore the numbers: data-point-research.com #NVLEG

+39,445 records added to data-point-research.com A few observations: 7 GOP Assembly Districts once considered safe in past elections are now in "toss-up" or "lean" ranges; 1 DEM swing district is in play. Washoe Dems are voting by drop box 2:1 over the GOP. I expect to have a rural refresh with tomorrow's upload. As requested, I'll add North Las Vegas and Henderson to the local Races tab.

Nevada's latest mail ballot returns are here (10/16): 43,982 ballots, up 12,768 from yesterday. Republicans continue to narrow the statewide gap, now D+3.4, down from D+4.5. NV-2 has moved to R+3.6, while several #NVLEG districts remain close, including SD8, AD12, AD22, and AD40. Early voting is underway. The next round of returns should be interesting.

For those wondering what early mail ballot returns look like in Nevada’s congressional and #NVLEG races, here’s an early look at the numbers. 31,214 ballots returned as of last night. Notably, in NV-2, Democrats have returned 27.3% more ballots than Republicans in Washoe County, a D+8.7 percentage-point advantage. Several traditionally Republican districts are also seeing close or even upside-down partisan returns. D's are doing well. Still very early, but worth watching.