Hey, Nevada!

Did you know that the Silver State provides election information in more than 200 different languages?

Well, now, you know, voters can get info on how to register to vote, Polling places, what's on the ballot, and a lot more.

Plus, on election Day, a simple card that you can download, list your language preference and then bring it with you or send with your loved one.

It allows instant access at the polling place to interpreters to guide voters through the process.

And yes, this includes American Sign Language.

If you need language help or someone you love does go to the Secretary of State's website NVSOS.gov.

Click on the elections button at the top.

And on the left side click on Language access.

Scroll down to the Language Access resources and click on Onsite Interpretation Services.

You can print out the card, fill out what language needs an interpreter and bring it to the polling No need to wait until Election Day to get your questions answered.

There are also Language Interpreter Services Monday through Friday from 8 a.m.

to 5 p.m.. Ask your questions before you cast your ballot.

To view phone or video services, click on Phone Interpretation or Audio Visual interpretation for contact methods and instructions.

Stay engaged, stay informed and