The FIRST thing I recommend is that you watch the short video explaining how, why and when to cast your paper mail in ballot: https://rumble.com/v5dfi1h-how-to-cast-your-ballot-2024.html
Overview:
1-Use your mail in (paper) ballot unless you’ve opted out in which case you’ll HAVE to use the ICX Prime touchscreen non-transparent machines, use the Ballot Marking Devices, check to make sure your selections are appropriately marked on the ballot you are going to put into the scanner.
2-Now that we’ve finally seen the ballot layout, I have a modification to the “trail” in marking your ballot. Fill it in using the method shown in the video that at least gives us a trail should “they” move your bubble to another candidate NOT of your choosing. Contrary to the scare tactics being promulgated by “those in authority” but not experts in elections nor the NRS statutes, drawing a line from just outside of your filled in bubble to the 3rd or 2nd letters in the party 3 letter designation next to the bubble you are voting for will NOT spoil your ballot, have it entirely thrown out, or sent to adjudication where only 1 person decides who your vote will count for. “Races” ONLY get sent to adjudication if 2 bubbles in the same race have marks in them to be adjudicated by TWO people of different parties, not because of “stray” marks on the ballot, the machine does not care about the “stray” marks, just the bubbles. The NRS code even tells you to make “stray” marks by putting a line completely through the candidate you “accidently” filled in a bubble for which you could do even for races you didn’t make a mistake on if you wanted.
3-Be sure to sign your ballot and take it to a polling place or the Registrar of Voters at 1001 E 9th St, Reno, Bldg A the county buildings ON ELECTION DAY if at all possible. Dropping off ballots does not care if they lose power, turned off the voting machines, etc., you will simply have them stamp November 3, 2026 on your ballot and then drop it into the “manned” drop box. If you can’t vote on Election Day, the next best time is as late into the “Early” voting as possible, preferably the Last Day (the Friday before Election Day the following Tuesday). This gives the “cheaters” less time to figure out how many ballots to add into the system to create their winners.
4-DON’T VOTE ALONE! Either collect other family members’ ballots, neighbors’ ballots or co-workers’ ballots or take people with you to the polling places.

US Representative Congressional District 2 – David Flippo

Governor – Joe Lombardo

Lt. Governor – Anthony Stavros

Secretary of State – Jim Marchant

State Treasurer – Jason Andrew “Drew” Johnson

State Controller – Andy Matthews

Attorney General – Adriana Guzman-Fralick

State Senate District 13 – Matt Buehler
State Senate District 14 – Ira Hansen
State Senate District 16 – Lisa Krasner
State Assembly District 25 – Michael Ginsburg
State Assembly District 26 – Richard Delong
State Assembly District 27 – Veronica Cortez
State Assembly District 30 – Trista Gomez
State Assembly District 31 – Jill Dickman
State Assembly District 32 – Alexis Hansen
State Assembly District 40 – Julie Butler
County Commission District 2 – Jon Killoran
County Commission District 3 – Troy Regis
County Commission District 5 – Rob Pierce
County Assessor – Chris Sarman
County Clerk – Duane Meyer
District Attorney – Wes Duncan
County Public Administrator – Nicole Klitzke
County Treasurer – Justin Taylor

School Board Trustee
District F – Brooke Westlake, (no relation to Colleen)

Reno City Council
Mayor – Kathleen Taylor
Ward 2 – Pellett Summer

Sparks City Council
Mayor – Wendi M Rawson

Conservative Judges (if there is such a thing)
Supreme Court Justice Seat D – Douglas Herndon
District Court Dept 1 – Derek Dreiling
District Court Dept 6 – Lynne Jones
District Court Dept 8 – Barry Breslow
District Court Dept 15 – David Hardy
District Court Dept 16 – Aimee Banales (or None of the Above)

Reno Municipal Court Dept 1 – Jenny Diane Huback

Notice of Disclosure: These are wholly the opinions of Nicholas St Jon of the Washoe Patriots group and not representative of any other group he may be involved with and definitely NOT representing the Washoe GOP in any form or fashion.

When and where to vote – DO NOT USE THE NEW TOUCH SCREEN & BALLOT MARKING DEVICES IF AT ALL POSSIBLE, use your mail in ballot as a paper ballot, mark it as indicated in the video (watch here) and turn it in at a polling place ON ELECTION DAY. See the video for reasons why.
Robert Beadles posted about How and When also (visit page).

Washoe Patriots and those visiting this page looking for guidance: Vote all the way down the ballot, the local races are critical, especially the District 2 race for Jon Killoran, District 3 for Troy Regis and the Reno City Council races.
Reach out to your neighbors, help them know who to vote for, collect their ballots and turn them in for them, maybe even hold a “voting party” at your house. We will win if we turn out and get others to turn out and vote as well thus overwhelming the system with conservative votes and voters.

God bless you and God Bless America.