2016 Nevada elections

none February 2026 September 2023 2016 Nevada elections Nevada no 2014 Nevada elections 2014 2016 11 08 2018 Nevada elections 2018 1,467,263https://www.nvsos.gov/silverstate2018gen/vote-turnout/ Voter Turnout Nevada Secretary of State November 27, 2018 September 25, 2025 76.7% Elections were held in Nevada on November 8, 2016. On that date, the state held elections for U.S. President, U.S. Senate, U.S. House of Representatives, Nevada Assembly, and various others. In addition, 11 of the 21 seats in the Nevada Senate were up for election, and several measures were on the ballot. President of the United States 2016 United States presidential election in Nevada United States Senate 2016 United States Senate election in Nevada United States Senate Election in Nevada, 2016 Nevada's Class 3 Senate seat is up for election. Harry Reid retired at the end of his 5th term. Democrat Catherine Cortez Masto was elected to replace him. United States House of Representatives 2016 United States House of Representatives elections in Nevada All of Nevada's four seats in the United States House of Representatives were up for election in 2016. Democrats Dina Titus, Jacklyn Rosen and Ruben Kihuen, and Republican Mark Amodei were elected. State Legislature Nevada Senate 2016 Nevada State Senate election Nevada Senate Eleven out of twenty-one seats in the Nevada Senate were up for election in 2016. Seven of the seats were currently held by Democrats and four were held by Republicans. Republicans held a one-seat majority in the State Senate. Democrats flipped one Republican seat and held all of theirs, winning a slim majority. Nevada Assembly Nevada Assembly All 42 seats in the Nevada Assembly are up for election in 2016. Republicans currently hold 24 seats, Democrats currently hold 16 seats, Libertarians currently hold 1 seat, and there is one vacancy. Election 2016 DistrictClose of Primary Registration Democratic primaryCandidatesJune 14, 2016 Result Republican primaryCandidatesJune 14, 2016 Result Other Party Candidates November 8, 2016 ResultDistrict 1D +17.35%Daniele Monroe-MorenoNo PrimaryRoger "Oz" Baum674 (43.91%)Howard Brean861 (56.09%)District 2R +5.78%Owen Carver786 (35.37%)John Hambrick (I)1,703 (59.59%)Garrett LeDuff218 (9.81%Clayton Kelly Hurst1,155 (40.41%)Ron Nelsen769 (34.61%)Joe Valdes449 (20.21%) District 3 D +27.04% Nelson Araujo (I)No PrimaryNo Republican Challenger Democratic Hold Araujo to be reelectedDistrict 4R +0.37%Bert Lucas1,106 (39.98%)Melissa D. Laughter447 (15.84%)Earle Orr392 (13.82%)Richard McArthur1,241 (43.98%)John Piro1,339 (47.2%)Kenneth Rezendes1,134 (40.18%)District 5D +7.09%Shannon Churchwell304 (13.96%)Tony Baca944 (39.93)Rory Martinez898 (41.25%)Artemus "Art" Ham1,420 (60.07%)Brittney Miller975 (44.79)District 6D +46.22%Valencia Burch411 (14.77%)Carlo MaffattNo PrimaryArrick "Kerm" Foster156 (5.61%)Macon Jackson487 (17.51%)William McCurdy II1,728 (62.11%) District 7 D +36.89% Dina Neal (I)No Primary Jennifer FawzyNo Primary District 8 D +15.12% Jason FriersonNo Primary Norm RossNo Primary John Moore (I) (Lib.) District 9D +7.71%Steve Yeagerhttp://www.rgj.com/story/news/politics/2015/10/11/democrats-focus-regaining-assembly-majority/73694898/ Nevada Democrats aim to retake AssemblyNo PrimaryDavid Gardner (I)803 (45.52%)Minddie Lloyd300 (17.01%)Diana Orrock661 (37.47%)District 10D +24.25%Chris Brooks1,468 (71.57%)Shelly M. Shelton (I)No PrimaryGerman Castellanos583 (28.43%) District 11 D +36.17% Olivia Diaz (I)No PrimaryNo Republican Challenger Democratic Hold Diaz to be reelectedDistrict 12D +14.62%James Ohrenschall (I)No PrimaryRon McGinnis614 (31.95%)Troy Ethan Warren (Lib.Mark Riggins789 (41.05%)John Santacruz163 (8.48%)Walter L. Seip II356 (18.52%)District 13R +6.09%No Democratic ChallengerPaul Anderson (I)1,738 (62.16%)Republican Hold Anderson to be reelectedLeonard Foster349 (12.48%)Steve Sanson709 (25.36%)District 14D +32.54%Maggie Carlton (I)No PrimaryMelody Howard389 (53.43%)Quay Simons339 (46.57%)District 15D +30.87%Elliot Anderson (I)1,731 (84.36%)Stan VaughnNo PrimaryLou Toomin321 (15.64%) District 16 D +24.11% Heidi Swank (I)No PrimaryNo Republican Challenger Edmund Uehling (Lib.) District 17 D +27% Tyrone Thompson (I)No Primary Ronald NewsomeNo Primary District 18D +25.34%Richard Carrillo (I)1,194 (64.06%)Christine DeCorte595 (56.83%)Erica Mosca670 (35.94%)Matt Sadler452 (43.17%)District 19R +3.68%No Democratic ChallengerChris Edwards (I)1,960 (61.19%)Republican Hold Edwards to be reelectedConnie Foust1,243 (38.81%)District 20D +18.25%Ellen Spiegel (I)1,876 (76.98%)Carol LintonNo PrimaryDarren Welsh561 (23.02%)District 21D +7.44%Ozzie Fumo1,423 (57.63%)Derek Armstrong (I)1,179 (55.25%)Vinny Spotleson854 (34.59%)Blain K. Jones955 (44.75%)Ben Nakaima192 (7.78%)District 22R +6.44%Luis Aguirre-Insua1,286 (56.21%)Richard Bunce1,574 (44.41%)Mark W. Isquith1,002 (43.79%)Keith Pickard1,970 (55.59%)District 23R +14.02%Craig JordahlNo PrimarySwadeep Nigam1,529 (28.01%)Melissa Woodbury (I)3,929 (71.99%) District 24 D +23.18% Amber Joiner (I)No Primary Jim Riger, Sr.No PrimaryDistrict 25R +9.99%Allen "Eli" SmithNo PrimaryClint Jamison619 (10.19%)Kime King420 (6.92%)Jennifer Terhune1,726 (28.43%)Jill Tolleshttps://www.ralstonreports.com/blog/do-not-ask-whom-bell-tolles-they-all-are-ringing-it-her Do not ask for whom the bell Tolles: They all are ringing it for her 20 October 20153,307 (54.46%)District 26R +15.28%No Democratic ChallengerJason Guinasso2,784 (44.67%)Republican Hold Krasner to be electedLisa Krasner3,448 (55.33%) District 27 D +7.69% Teresa Benitez-Thompson (I)No Primary Bonnie WeberNo Primary District 28 D +35.75% Edgar Flores (I)No Primary Wesley CornwellNo PrimaryDistrict 29D +3.45%Lesley Elizabeth CohenNo PrimaryAmy L. Groves1,142 (45.01%)Stephen Silberkraus (I)1,395 (54.99%) District 30 D +10.11% Mike Sprinkle (I)No Primary Lauren ScottNo Primary District 31 R +6.08% Richard "Skip" DalyNo Primary Jill Dickman (I)No Primary District 32 R +23.81%No Democratic Challenger Ira Hansen (I)No Primary Republican Hold District 33 R +34.87%No Democratic Challenger John Ellison (I)No Primary Republican HoldDistrict 34D +13.34%Shannon Bilbray-Axelrod1,199 (39.74%)Marty Hagans713 (37.99%)Zachary Conine1,126 (37.32%)David LaBay444 (23.65%)Manny Garcia692 (22.94%)Matt Williams720 (38.36%)District 35D +5.81%Justin WatkinsNo PrimaryTom Blanchard324 (18.5%)Benjamin Donlon18 (1.03%)Raymond Joseph Giordano46 (2.63%)Brent Jones (I)712 (40.66%)Tiffany Jones651 (37.18%)District 36R +16.39%No Democratic ChallengerJames Oscarson (I)1,988 (46.49%)Dennis Hof (Lib.)Rusty Stanberry433 (10.13%)Tina Trenner1,855 (43.38%)District 37R +0.64%Sean LyttleNo PrimaryJim Marchant2,511 (62.51%)Glenn Trowbridge (I)1,506 (37.49%)District 38R +29.65%George DiniNo PrimaryRobin Titus (I)No PrimaryWendy "Rooster" Cochran (No Party)Justin Smith (IAP of Nevada) District 39 R +30.01%No Democratic Challenger Jim Wheeler (I)No Primary Alexander Dunn (No Party) District 40R +16.77%Michael GreedyNo PrimarySam England1,515 (26.02)John Wagner (IAP of Nevada)Chris Forbush1,050 (18.04%)Al Kramer1,709 (29.35%)Philip "PK" O'Neill (I)1,548 (26.59%District 41D +7.54%Paul Aizley783 (44.11%)Nick Phillips934 (54.21%)Sandra Jauregui992 (55.89%)Mary Rooney789 (45.79%) District 42 D +22.97% Irene Bustamante Adams (I)No Primary Howard ScheffNo Primary State Judicial Branch Supreme Court District Incumbent Previous Terms Candidates Result Seat A James Hardesty 2004-20102010-2016 James Hardesty Seat F Ron Parraguirre 2004-20102010-2016 Ron Parraguirre Appeals Court District Incumbent Previous Terms Candidates Result District 1 Jerry Tao 2014-2016 Jerry TaoNeil Durrant District 2 Michael Gibbons 2014-2016 Michael Gibbons District 3 Abbi Silver 2014-2016 Abbi Silver Petitions Question 1: Background Checks for Gun Purchases 250px|thumb|Results by county Yes: #B6C8D9 50–60% No: #32320C 90–100% #5D5D2D 80–90% #8B8B54 70–80% #BCBC83 60–70% #DEDEBD 50–60% Question 2: Marijuana Legalization 250px|thumb|Results by county Yes: #B6C8D9 50–60% No: #BCBC83 60–70% #DEDEBD 50–60% Question 3: Legislature to Minimize Regulations on the Energy Market and Eliminate Legal Energy Monopolies Question 4: Medical Equipment Sales Tax Exemption References Category:2016 elections in the United States by state or territory