Election for Nevada Workers Compensation Coverage for Out of State Injury is an agreement signed by an employee and employer in Nevada that allows for an employee to receive workers compensation benefits for an injury sustained while working in another state. There are two main types of Election for Nevada Workers Compensation Coverage for Out of State Injury: 1) Election by Agreement and 2) Election by Statute. Election by Agreement allows the employee and employer to mutually agree to participate in the state’s workers compensation system, which allows for coverage for injuries sustained while working out of state. The employee must agree to the terms of the election and must provide proof of residency in Nevada. Election by Statute is an agreement made by the employer to comply with the statutes of the state of Nevada, which provide for workers compensation coverage for injuries sustained while working out of state. This type of election does not require the employee’s consent and can be made by the employer without the employee’s knowledge. Both types of Election for Nevada Workers Compensation Coverage for Out of State Injury provide medical, disability, and death benefits in the event of an injury sustained while working out of state. The election also provides coverage for the cost of any medical treatment or related expenses.