04SOS-S3364 Ballot Quantities.pdf

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04SOS-S3364
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The document is a Ballot Quantity Sheet for Nevada counties for three election periods in 2024: the Presidential Preference Primary (PPP), Primary Election (PE), and General Election (GE). The sheet provides detailed ballot quantity projections for 17 Nevada counties, with Clark County having the highest projected ballot quantities across all three elections (829,243 for PPP, 1,444,910 for PE, and 1,457,139 for GE), while smaller counties like Esmeralda have significantly fewer projected ballots (407 for PPP, 607 for PE, and 583 for GE).

The data appears to be a planning document for election preparation, helping election officials estimate the number of ballots needed in each county for different election types in 2024. The quantities suggest variations in voter participation across counties, with metropolitan areas like Clark County (which includes Las Vegas) having substantially higher ballot requirements compared to rural counties. The consistent tracking across three different election types indicates a systematic approach to election logistics and resource allocation.

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Ballot Quantity Sheet County 2024 PPP 2024 PE 2024 GE

Carson City 27,268 39,045 40,341 Churchill 9,954 15,179 14,648

Clark 829,243 1,444,910 1,457,139 Douglas 28,248 41,912 39,726

Elko 16,000 24,340 24,083 Esmeralda 407 607 583

Eureka 737 1,028 1,068 Humboldt 5,387 8,159 8,206

Lander 3,472 4,699 3,340 Liconln 1,906 2,526 2,590

Lyon 26,619 46,675 47,159 Mineral 1,643 2,638 2,748

Nye 17,291 30,590 33,094 Pershing 2,119 3,215 3,123

Storey 2,392 3,749 3,569 Washoe 202,261 333,625 325,980

White Pine 2,701 4,018 4,040

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