NEVADA boots nearly 400,000 from its VOTER ROLLS. Democrats 87,000-voter lead drops to a 672-vote after counties pulled hundreds of thousands of stale records off the active list. Nonpartisans now dwarf both parties. The numbers are official. Active registered voters now: 2,062,136 after an August drop of 50,130. - Nonpartisan: 796,805 (38.64%) - Democrats: 569,337 (27.61%) - Republicans: 568,665 (27.58%) - Independent American: 82,903 - Libertarian: 13,620 - Other minor parties: 30,806 Democratic active-registration lead: 672, about 0.03%. Inactive voters sits at 426,577, still registered and eligible, they just don't automatically get a mail ballot. Nonpartisans are overrepresented among inactives, 46%. Jan. 1, 2025 – Jan. 7, 2026 county maintenance saw 176,928 registrations canceled, 138,367 moved to inactive, 315,295 status changes. Combined with the August active-roll drop, the article totals "approximately 365,000… nearly 400,000." August drop by party, Nonpartisan −18,791, Democrats −14,168, Republicans −13,003. All parties lost active names. Democrats lost slightly more than Republicans. Official explanation states that routine list maintenance before the NVRA 90-day pre-election quiet period. Inactive ≠ canceled. Cancellations include voluntary requests and voters who stayed inactive through two federal general elections without voting or updating. Historical registration gap cited, with Democrat's lead of 96,875, Dec. 2020, and 55,116, April 2024. Roughly 87,000. Trump won Nevada 751,205 to 705,197, margin 46,008, first GOP presidential win there since 2004. Question 7 (voter ID / mail ID) passed with 73% and needs a second yes in Nov. 2026.