Nevada Governor Vetoes Bill to Expand Mail Drop Boxes Before Election Day

Governor Lombardo Vetoes Ballot Drop Box Expansion to Protect Election Integrity - Nevada Globe

In a decisive move to uphold election integrity, Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo vetoed Assembly Bill 306, a measure that sought to expand mail ballot drop boxes in the days leading up to Election Day. The bill, which passed along party lines with only one Republican in support, aimed to mandate additional drop box locations in Clark and Washoe counties during the period after early voting ends and before Election Day. Governor Lombardo expressed c…

Nevada governor vetoes bill on mail ballot drop boxes, citing security concerns

Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo has vetoed Assembly Bill 306, which aimed to establish additional mail ballot drop box locations in certain counties.The bill, int

Nevada governor vetoes bill to expand mail drop boxes before Election Day

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) -- Republican Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed a proposal Thursday aimed at expanding ballot dropboxes. The proposal, Assembly Bill 306, would have required Clark County to establish 10 drop boxes be available between the end of early voting and the day before Election Day. The bill included smaller numbers for other counties. The proposal passed the Nevada Senate along party lines and in the Nevada Assembly with one Republican j…

Legislative deja vu: Repeat bills tempt Lombardo's veto pen

Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed a record 75 bills in the 2023 session of the Nevada Legislature. Contrary to popular belief, there's really no such thing as a veto stamp. Instead, the governor returns the bill to the Legislature, without his signature, along with a letter explaining his objections. VIDEO: Steve Sebelius reports the latest on the Nevada Legislature Legislative deja vu: Repeat bills tempt Lombardo's veto penEarlier this year, Lombardo en…

2025 Lombardo Veto Tracker: Bipartisan ballot drop box bill rejected - The Nevada Independent

The Nevada Independent is tracking all of Gov. Joe Lombardo’s vetoes stemming from the 2025 legislative session, on the heels of a 2023 session when he blocked a record-breaking 75 bills.