Today is Election Day, and Nevada voters have one last chance to make their voices heard this cycle.

More than 730,000 voters across the state had returned their mail ballots or participated in the two weeks of early, in-person voting, Secretary of State Francisco Aguilar said Monday.

The state’s chief election officer gave last-minute voting information from a morning news conference with Las Vegas Mayor Shelley Berkley.

In-person voting locations include community centers, government centers and even Allegiant Stadium.

“Counties across this state, all 17 county clerks and recorders, and city clerks, have been working to prepare for tomorrow since the Wednesday after the ’24 election,” Aguilar said. “They know what they need to do. The Constitution is very clear that states run elections, not the federal government.”

Voters this cycle will elect a governor and other statewide officials, representatives for Congress and the Nevada Legislature, as well as local officials and judges.…