Make a Plan to Vote: Highlights from LEAN’s Newsletter

Nevada early voting runs October 17–30, 2026, and Election Day is November 3. Lutheran Engagement and Advocacy in Nevada (LEAN) shares resources to help you prepare, understand ballot questions, and make a plan to participate. Read the full LEAN newsletter.

For Lutherans, civic participation offers an opportunity to put love of neighbor into practice. Studying the issues, considering how public decisions affect our communities, and voting thoughtfully are ways to serve the common good.

This issue includes:

  • Make a plan to vote: Encouragement to learn about candidates and ballot questions and consider leadership through the lens of integrity and justice.

  • 2026 Nevada and Utah voter guides: Resources for faithful discernment, including attention to Nevada’s statewide ballot measures and Questions 6 and 7.

  • Early voting and election reminders: Key dates to help Nevada voters prepare. The Nevada Secretary of State confirms early voting October 17–30 and Election Day November 3.

  • Voting by mail: Information about the process and ballot security, including LEAN’s recommendation to mail your ballot by October 30.

Whether you are preparing your own ballot or sharing resources with your congregation, take time to explore these materials. Read the newsletter in full, review the voter guides, and make your voting plan. Readers outside Nevada should follow their own state’s election dates and requirements.

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