Can You Carry a Gun at a Polling Place in Nevada?

Yes, you can carry a gun at a polling place in Nevada. There is no law in the Silver State prohibiting carrying while voting. This does not change existing laws that apply at schools and the prohibition on concealed carry at posted​ public buildings. 

All firearms are prohibited in the following places:

• On the premises of a public or private school, on the property of the Nevada System of Higher Education, or a child care facility without written permission of the college president, school principal, or head of a public child care facility, including in the parking lot (NRS 202.265).

NRS 202.3673 ​(concealed carry only) prohibited areas:

• The secure area of an airport (for instance, employee-only areas or past the TSA checkpoints).
• Inside a building of a public airport (open carry is legal outside of the secure area).
• Inside a public building (government building) with either 'no guns' signs or metal detectors at each public entrance (open carry may be legal). See below for more details.​

Due to potential violence and fraud, it is highly recommended you vote in person during early voting and protect yourself while doing so. 

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