Proposes to amend the Nevada Constitution to revise provisions relating to elections involving incumbent justices or judges who are unopposed. (BDR C-26)

SJR 2 proposes a constitutional amendment changing how unopposed judicial elections are conducted in Nevada. It would require that when an incumbent justice or judge (in the Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, or district courts) runs without opposition, ballots must offer only "retain" or "not retain" options. If "retain" receives more votes, the incumbent is elected; if "not retain" wins, no one is elected and the vacancy is filled under existing rules for mid-term vacancies. This directly affects judicial candidates running unopposed in these courts, altering the election process from a standard vote count to a retention vote.