How often is State Representative elected?

The position of State Representative is typically elected every 2 years.

What does it mean for an election to be partisan?

Partisan elections require candidates to declare a party affiliation, like Democrat, Republican, Libertarian, or Independent.

What are the filing requirements to get on the ballot in Nevada?

Filing fee is $100; Filing fee for independent candidates only is 1% of total number of voters for the position in the previous election, or 100 eligible voters.

Where do I submit my candidate paperwork?

Submit paperwork to the Secretary of State's office if the district is comprised of more than one county; submit paperwork to the county clerk if the office is wholly contained in a single county.

Where is the filing office?

Submit paperwork to the Secretary of State's office if the district is comprised of more than one county; submit paperwork to the county clerk if the office is wholly contained in a single county.

How do I get started running for State Representative?

You can start running for State Representative by checking to ensure you meet all filing deadlines and requirements. Next, you can prepare to file for office and start planning your campaign strategy. Get in touch with our team of campaign experts for help with any step of the campaign process!

Is there a primary or runoff election for this office?

The next election for State Representative does not include a primary or runoff election.

State Representative in Nevada

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About State Representative

About this position

State Representatives are members of the state's lower chamber, as part of the state's bicameral legislature. State representatives are responsible for voting on: bills related to public policy matters, levels for state spending, raises or decreases in taxes, and whether to uphold or override gubernatorial vetoes.

Office level: State
Election frequency: Every 2 years
Typical salary: Compensation for state legislators is indexed off of a base per diem rate set in 2011 and increased at the beginning of every new term based on the percentage increase of the salaries of state employees over the preceding term. The base per diem rate was $130/day in 2011 (NRS 218A.630).
Commitment level: Part Time
Affiliation: Partisan
Positions: 1 open seat

Election type

Partisan election (party labels appear on ballots)
Run-off election

How to run for State Representative

Step 1
Meet eligibility requirements
Candidate must be a duly qualified elector in their district, at least 21 years old, a resident of the state for one year, and a resident of the district for at least 30 days preceding filing deadline.
Step 2
File for office
Filing requirements
Filing fee is $100; Filing fee for independent candidates only is 1% of total number of voters for the position in the previous election, or 100 eligible voters.
Filing period
March 2, 2026 - March 13, 2026
Paperwork instructions
Submit paperwork to the Secretary of State's office if the district is comprised of more than one county; submit paperwork to the county clerk if the office is wholly contained in a single county.
Where to file
Submit paperwork to the Secretary of State's office if the district is comprised of more than one county; submit paperwork to the county clerk if the office is wholly contained in a single county.
Filing phone
Submit paperwork to the Secretary of State's office if the district is comprised of more than one county; submit paperwork to the county clerk if the office is wholly contained in a single county.
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State Representative in Nevada

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About State Representative

About this position

Election type

How to run for State Representative

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