Question 7: Voter Identification Constitutional Amendment (Second Vote)
Source: silverstateelection.nv.gov
What does this measure do?
Question 7 would require photo ID to vote in person and an ID number to vote by mail. It creates no new tax, but taxpayers would cover about $6,750 in voting-system changes, with other ID costs unknown.
Proposed by: Citizen initiative filed by Repair the Vote PAC (second vote)
A campaign group led by David Gibbs, former chair of the Clark County Republican Party. Voters first approved it in 2024 with 73%. Nevada constitutional changes must pass a second time.
Source: thenevadaindependent.com
A YES vote means
Photo ID becomes required for in-person voting. Mail voters must add the last four digits of a Nevada driver's license or Social Security number, or a county voter number if they have neither.
A NO vote means
Keep current voting rules: ID is required only in limited registration cases, and mail ballots are checked by signature. The 2024 approval would not take effect.
Sources: clarkcountynv.gov · leg.state.nv.us
Sources: nvsos.gov · ballotpedia.org