# Nevada Secretary of State Enhances Voter Communication

The Nevada Secretary of State's Office is implementing new trusted election information tools ahead of the November 3, 2026 General Election to improve voter engagement and ballot security. These initiatives include official text messaging services, free mail ballot tracking provided by Ballot Scout, and a newly launched Elections Help chatbot. These tools aim to provide voters with accurate, timely information directly from election officials, reducing misinformation and enhancing access to election resources.

- The deployment of ballot tracking services and digital communication platforms indicates increased reliance on technology vendors to support election integrity and voter outreach.
- Procurement professionals should note the integration of third-party services like Ballot Scout, highlighting opportunities for vendors specializing in election technology solutions.
- Agencies managing elections may benefit from adopting multi-channel communication strategies, including chatbots and text messaging, to improve voter service and information dissemination.
- Contact points and deadlines provided by the Nevada Secretary of State's Office offer clear channels for vendor engagement and public inquiries, facilitating transparent procurement and service delivery.

**Jurisdictions:** sled
**Industries:** Public Safety
**Topics:** Digital Infrastructure
**Published:** September 25, 2026

### Government Entities
- Nevada Secretary of State's Office

### Vendors
- Ballot Scout (service provider for ballot tracking)

### Key Quotes
> Voters are inundated with news about the election and they should know where to go to cut through the noise and find the facts they need, when they need them, directly from election officials.
> — Francisco Aguilar, Secretary of State

### Sources
- [Nevada Secretary of State highlights trusted election information tools ahead of 2026 general election | Press Releases | Nevada Secretary of State](https://www.nvsos.gov/Home/Components/News/News/3800/33) - NV