Jackson and Bradshaw lead Caliente’s two-seat council contest
Jackson has 269 selections and Bradshaw 156 in preliminary returns; Johnson has 88 and Livreri 87. Voters could choose up to two candidates.
Preliminary results — November 5, 2026: Vote totals below are from the Nevada Secretary of State’s update at 8:16 a.m. PST. They are unofficial, may change, and are not certified results.
Lynn R. Jackson and James “Bill” Bradshaw hold the top two positions in Caliente’s four-candidate City Council contest in the November 5 unofficial tally. Two seats are being filled, and voters could select up to two candidates.
- Lynn R. Jackson — Reported selections: 269; Share of selections: 44.83%.
- James "Bill" Bradshaw — Reported selections: 156; Share of selections: 26.00%.
- Jeff Johnson — Reported selections: 88; Share of selections: 14.67%.
- Joseph E. Livreri — Reported selections: 87; Share of selections: 14.50%.
How to read the two-seat result
Bradshaw, currently in second place, is 68 selections ahead of third-place Jeff Johnson. Johnson and Joseph E. Livreri are separated by one selection in the reported count.
The totals add to 600 candidate selections. That does not mean 600 people voted: each voter could choose two names. Likewise, the percentages are shares of selections in the race, not percentages of all Caliente residents or voters.
All four candidates appear as nonpartisan in the official results. This report does not establish certified winners, swearing-in dates or the final number of ballots cast in Caliente.
What happens next
Lincoln County Social will update this story when final, certified results are available. A lead in the state results display is not a declaration of a winner. Counties reporting counts does not mean every ballot has been counted.
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