Voter Registration Challenges
In addition to the list maintenance completed regularly by trained election officials, there is also what is called a “voter challenge.” For example, if one Nevadan has personal knowledge that another has permanently moved away in a way that makes them ineligible, under some circumstances Nevada law permits a residency challenge against that voter.
Residency challenges under NRS 293.535
Challenges must show that a voter has:
- Moved away from the county where they are registered to vote and established residence in a new county, state, territory or country, which must be named
- The intention of remaining there for an indefinite time
- The intention of abandoning their residence in the county where they are registered to vote
Residency challenges under NRS 293.547
Challenges must meet at least these requirements:
- Brought by a registered voter in the same precinct as the person whose right to vote is challenged
- Based on personal knowledge
- Filed no sooner than 30 days but no later than 25 days before an election