Nevada Results

This measure would amend the Nevada constitution to create an open primary system for most federal and state races where the top five vote-getters would advance to the general election. The general election winner would be decided by ranked choice voting. This would apply to Senate, House and governor elections, among others. A “YES” vote supports open top-five primary elections and ranked choice voting for general elections. A “NO” vote opposes open primaries and ranked choice voting. This measure must be passed in 2022 and then again in 2024 to take effect.

This measure would amend the Nevada constitution to set the state’s minimum wage at $12 per hour, would remove existing provisions setting different rates for the minimum wage based on whether the employer offers certain health benefits to such employees. A “YES” vote supports raising the minimum wage. A “NO” vote opposes raising the minimum wage.