Las Vegas lists 2026 City Council contests in Wards 2, 4 and 6 as filing period closes

The City of Las Vegas has identified City Council seats in Wards 2, 4 and 6 as the municipal offices up for election in 2026, with the filing period for those contests having run from March 2 through March 13.

The city’s election information places the contests in the administrative stage following that filing window. The material reviewed does not provide final candidate names or vote totals, and it does not establish an outcome in any of the three ward races.

Three ward seats identified

The 2026 municipal election will determine representation for the three council wards listed by the city: Ward 2, Ward 4 and Ward 6. The City of Las Vegas election page directs voters to municipal election information and voter-registration resources.

The completed filing period is a procedural milestone, not a council vote or a result. The city’s posted information identifies the offices and the March 2-13 filing dates, but the retrieved material does not list a final slate of candidates, certify ballot placement or report vote totals.

That distinction matters for residents following the contests. The available city information confirms which council seats are covered by the 2026 election, while leaving candidate-specific and result-specific questions outside the material reviewed.

Ward 2 forum scheduled for Aug. 12

A separate Ward 2 council event is scheduled for Aug. 12, 2026. The city describes the event as a business forum involving Councilwoman Brune and business leaders, with discussion focused on development and business needs.

The scheduled forum is a public-government event connected to Ward 2, but it is not described as a formal City Council meeting, vote or binding policy decision. The city maintains an official calendar for City Council and planning-related meetings and proceedings.

For residents and businesses in the affected wards, the election information and the Aug. 12 forum provide two distinct opportunities to follow city government activity: one concerns the 2026 contests for three council seats, and the other concerns a Ward 2 discussion of development and business needs.

Residents seeking election details can use the city’s election and registration resources. The next specifically dated council-related item identified in the available material is the Ward 2 business forum on Aug. 12.