Nevada § 288.535 Duties of Board in presiding over election to determine exclusive representative for bargaining unit; objections to results of election; grounds for invalidating election

Nevada Statutes

§ 288.535 — Duties of Board in presiding over election to determine exclusive representative for bargaining unit; objections to results of election; grounds for invalidating election

Nevada § 288.535

Title 23PUBLIC OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

Ch. 288Relations

Labor Organizations and Collective Bargaining

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 288.535 (2026).

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1.The Board shall preside over all elections that are conducted pursuant to NRS 288.525 and shall determine the eligibility requirements for employees to vote in any such election.

2.A labor organization that is placed as a choice on the ballot for an election or any employee who is eligible to vote at an election may file with the Board a written objection to the results of the election. The objection must be filed not later than 10 days after the date on which the notice of the results of the election is given by the Board.

3.In response to a written objection filed pursuant to subsection 2 or upon its own motion, the Board may invalidate the results of an election and order a new election if the Board finds that any conduct or circumstances raise substantial doubt that the results of

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1. The Board shall preside over all elections that are conducted pursuant to NRS 288.525 and shall determine the eligibility requirements for employees to vote in any such election.
2. A labor organization that is placed as a choice on the ballot for an election or any employee who is eligible to vote at an election may file with the Board a written objection to the results of the election. The objection must be filed not later than 10 days after the date on which the notice of the results of the election is given by the Board.
3. In response to a written objection filed pursuant to subsection 2 or upon its own motion, the Board may invalidate the results of an election and order a new election if the Board finds that any conduct or circumstances raise substantial doubt that the results of the election are reliable.