Vote NO on Question 7
We’re not going back. Question 7 adds new barriers to the ballot. Nevada’s elections are already fair, safe, and accurate—this measure isn’t needed, and it would harm elders, students, working class families, and rural Nevadans.
What is Question 7?
Q7 is a citizen-initiated constitutional amendment that would require voters to present photo ID for in-person voting or provide additional personal information for mail voting.
Translation: New hoops to jump through before your ballot counts.
State of Play & National Trends
Since 2020, claims of widespread voter fraud have surged—but have been rejected by courts across the political spectrum. Still, many states have passed laws that make voting harder.
- Restrictions on voter registration and mail voting
- Polling place closures and relocations
- Voter roll purges and intimidation
- Shelby County v. Holder weakened federal protections
Voter Suppression: A Brief History
Jim Crow Tactics
- Poll & literacy taxes/tests
- “Good character” requirements
- Grandfather clauses
- Whites-only primaries
Modern Versions
- Strict voter ID laws
- Reduced early/absentee options
- Disinformation campaigns
- Targeted intimidation
Throughline
Different tools, same goal: make it harder for certain people to vote.
Nevada Elections Are Already Secure
- Multiple layers of security protect ballot integrity
- Enhanced communication between County Clerks and the Secretary of State
- Signature verification and bipartisan review of mail ballots
- Photo ID already required for same-day registration
There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud in Nevada—or nationally.
Who’s Behind Q7?
Repair the Vote is the political committee promoting Q7.
- Top contributor: Civic Voter Engagement
- Address: 250 Brown Hill Court, Midlothian, VA 23114
- Reported contributions: $189,888.75
- Cash on hand: ~$334,000
Out-of-state money pushing in-state barriers.
Why Vote NO on Question 7
Voting is a Right
Our constitution protects the freedom to vote. We should remove barriers, not add new ones.
We Don’t Need It
Nevada’s elections are already fair, safe, and accurate with robust verification and bipartisan oversight.
It Hurts Our Neighbors
Strict ID rules fall hardest on elders, students, working class families, and rural Nevadans .
Campaign Slide Deck
Watch the full “No on Question 7” presentation below. Use the arrows to navigate.
Join Our Campaign
Stand with NAACP Las Vegas to protect the freedom to vote. Add your name and we’ll plug you into actions, training, and updates.
- Volunteer for phone/text banks
- Host a kitchen-table conversation
- Canvass or table at community events
- Share accurate info on social media
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REAL ID: What You Need
Q7 isn’t necessary—but helping neighbors get ID can remove barriers created elsewhere. If you choose to get a REAL ID, here’s what to bring.
Bring 4 Types of Proof
- Identity (1)
- All name changes (1)
- Social Security number (1)
- Nevada residency (2)
Fees: ID $7.50 · Driver’s License $8.50 · Commercial DL $12.50
Accepted Documents (Examples)
1) Identity
- Unexpired U.S. Passport
- Birth certificate (original/certified copy)
- Certificate of naturalization
- Consular report of birth abroad
2) Name Change
- Government-issued marriage certificate
- Divorce decree
- Adoption records
- Court order
3) Social Security Number
- Social Security card
- DMV-002 or CDL-002
- W-2 or 1099
- Printed pay stub
4) Nevada Residency (2)
- Lease or rent receipt
- Utility service record (service address)
- Bank or credit card statement
Need help locating documents? Reach out—our team can point you to resources.
FAQ
Is there voter fraud in Nevada?
There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud. Nevada uses signature verification and bipartisan reviews to protect ballot integrity.
Does Nevada already check ID?
Yes. Photo ID is already required for same-day registration. Q7 adds new barriers for everyone else.
Who would be hurt by Q7?
Black Nevadans, elders, students, rural communities, and working families are most impacted by strict ID rules.
How can I make a difference?
Join the campaign, volunteer, donate, and host kitchen-table conversations. Share this page and help neighbors get needed documents.
Report Voter Intimidation or Barriers
If you see something at the polls or during registration, report it.
Contact Us
NAACP Las Vegas, Branch #1111
1951 Stella Lake St., Suite 5 • Las Vegas, NV 89106