CARSON CITY (FOX5) — Nevada election officials have launched a new online dashboard designed to give voters a centralized, real-time look at statewide election data, Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar announced.
The platform is called the Visual Interface for Voter Information and Data, or VIVID. It aggregates figures from across Nevada to display voter turnout, mail ballot processing, and in-person voting activity.
“Transparency builds trust into our elections. The new VIVID dashboard provides real-time data directly from election officials about voter turnout, mail ballot activity, and more. It’s transparency you can see and understand,” Aguilar said in a statement, adding that his office remains focused on modernizing election operations and strengthening security.
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Through the portal, users can track:
The secretary of state’s office is also providing daily downloadable reports detailing individual ballot and registration statuses broken down by county and congressional district. Those reports indicate whether a voter has cast a ballot in person or by mail, if a ballot remains outstanding, or if a ballot has been flagged as “Signature Cure Needed.”
A beta version of VIVID was initially tested ahead of the 2026 primary election, and officials plan to roll out further enhancements.
Early voting for the 2026 general election runs through Oct. 30, with Election Day set for Nov. 3. Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mail ballots must be postmarked on or before Election Day and received by county election departments no later than Nov. 7 to be counted.
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