Non-Partisan Offices and Candidates
The following offices are nonpartisan. Some offices where the incumbent is unopposed are not included, nor are several lesser, very local races. For a complete list of everything, go to the Washoe County Registrar of Voters Candidate Contact and Profile Information page.
Supreme Court Justice, Seat C
- Cherry, Michael A.
Supreme Court Justice, Seat F
- Douglas, Michael L.
Supreme Court Justice, Seat G
- Saitta, Nancy M.
District Court Judge, Department 2
- Walker, Egan
District Court Judge, Department 9
- Freeman, Scott N.
State Board of Education, District 2
- Bacon, Ray
- Carey, Scott
- Clontz, Donna
- Cook, Dave
- Fralick, Adriana
Regent - University of Nevada, District 9
- Knecht, Ron
- Mackedon, Michon
- Riendeau, Richard "Old Rick"
Regent - University of Nevada, District 10
- Trachok, Rick
School Board Trustee, District A
- Flanner, Brian
- Richardson, Dale
- Ruggerio, Lisa
School Board Trustee, District D
- Grein, Ken
- Rosenberg, Howard
School Board Trustee, District D
- Aiazzi, David L.
- Johnson, Cody
- Nicolet, Diane
School Board Trustee, At Large District G
- McLaury, Barbara
Sparks City Council - Ward 1
- Ratti, Julia
Sparks City Council - Ward 3
- Smith, Ron
Sparks City Council - Ward 5
- Schmitt, Ron
Reno Justice of the Peace - Department 1
- Lynch, Patricia A.
- Shannon, Greg
Reno Justice of the Peace - Department 6
- Hascheff, Pierre A.
- Waldron, Gemma Greene
Nevada Primary Elections are Closed
A closed primary election is one in which voters are only allowed to vote for candidates from their own party, as well as those in nonpartisan contests. For example, a registered Democrat will receive a ballot with the various Democratic primary candidates, plus those running for nonpartisan offices and ballot questions applicable to his or her precinct. Nevada recognizes two major political parties (Republican and Democrat) and two minor parties (Independent American and Libertarian). If you are registered to vote as anything other than a Republican or Democrat, your ballot will only show nonpartisan office candidates and ballot questions applicable to your precinct.
