Nevada’s new election system hailed as success while governor calls for further voting reforms

Published December 2, 2024 4:00am ET



The 2024 election cycle marked the first time Nevada used a $30 million, top-down Voter Registration and Election Management Solution system.

A “centralized statewide voter registration database” that consolidates election processes and data from all of Nevada’s 17 counties into a single system, the VREMS project was first used during an election cycle in which historic political realignments favored Republicans, including with Asian and Hispanic voters in the Silver State.

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