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VOTE411.org Live with Candidate Information,
2022 General Election Voter's Guides Available for 11 Counties
2022 General Election voters are now able to access statewide information on candidates and ballot initiatives at VOTE411.org by inputting their address and receiving information for candidates that will appear on their ballot. We also created PDF printable voter’s guides for 11 Nebraska counties with the same information. You can access the county voter’s guides using the following links: Adams, Buffalo, Cass, Dodge, Douglas, Douglas en Español, Hall, Lancaster, Lincoln, Madison, Sarpy and Scotts Bluff.
We would like to thank the League members who individually spent hundreds of hours to provide Nebraskans with this important candidate information. Thanks also to the Nebraska Civic Engagement Table for grant support for this effort. If you see a candidate who has not responded, we encourage you to contact them. There is still time to be added to the electronic VOTE411.org. They can contact us at voterservices@lwvnebraska.org.
Learn More About Nebraska Unicameral Legislative Candidates:
Watch Our Candidate Forums to Inform Your Vote
Rachel Gibson, LWVNE action vice president, poses questions to five candidates for the Unicameral from different Greater Omaha area legislative districts. Participating candidates: R. Brad von Gillern, LD 4; Megan Hunt, LD 8; Robin Richards, LD 12; Michael Young, LD 18; and Stu Dornan, LD20.
Rachel Gibson, LWVNE action vice president, poses questions to four candidates for the Unicameral from different Greater Omaha area legislative districts. Participating candidates: Cindy Maxwell-Ostdiek, LD 4; Machaela Cavanaugh, LD 6; Merv Riepe, LD 12; and John A. Fredrickson LD 20.
Dianne Bystrom, LWVNE communications director, poses questions to two candidates for the Unicameral from different Greater Nebraska area legislative districts. Participating candidates: Loren Lippincott from Central City, running in LD 34 (Nance, Merrick & Hamilton counties) and Don L. Lease II from Bridgeport, running in LD 48 (Scotts Bluff, Banner & Kimball counties).
Dianne Bystrom, LWVNE communications director, poses questions to three candidates for the Unicameral from different Greater Nebraska area legislative districts. Participating candidates: Sarah J. Slattery from Plattsmouth, running in LD2 (Cass, eastern Lancaster County & far east city of Lincoln); Barry DeKay from Niobrara, running in LD 40 (Holt, Knox, Cedar, Dixon, Antelope & north Pierce counties); and Brian Hardin of Gering, running in LD 48 (Scotts Bluff, Banner & Kimball counties).
Read Our Latest Posts!
LWVNE Opposes Initiative 432 Voter ID
Nebraska Secretary of State Robert Evnen has announced that the constitutional amendment to require a photo ID to vote – Initiative 432 –
LWVNE Education Action Team Discusses Schools 101 on KIOS
Listen to LWVNE Education Action Team members Rachel Gibson and Sarah Smolen talk about our Schools 101 program on the Riverside Chats Podcast
LWVNE Supports Minimum Wage Initiative 433
Nebraska Secretary of State Robert Even announced that the Initiative 433, to increase the state’s minimum wage qualified to appear on the ballot
Join LWVNE as a Member at Large
A member at large is part of the state League instead of one of our four local leagues in Hastings, Lincoln, Omaha or Seward.
Becoming a LWVNE member at large provides you with a community that spans the state and enables you to take action on issues that affect all Nebraskans.
In a rural state like ours, a member at large can spread the mission and vision of the League’s non-partisan commitment to strengthen democracy by empowering and educating voters through grassroots advocacy in their communities with the support of the state League’s resources.
Members at large can attend state board meetings and participate in all programs offered through the state League.
Invite LWVNE to Speak to Your Group!
Looking for a nonpartisan presentation about government, democracy, public policy, voting rights, and more? Whether you are looking for a specific topic or a general overview, the LWVNE will work with you to present the information your group is looking for.
Don't know where to start? Consider one of our Nebraska specific primers: Government 101 or Schools 101.
REQUEST A PRESENTATIONLWVNE Opposes Voter Restriction
Constitutional Amendment
We encourage our fellow Nebraskans to consider the real-world costs, complications and consequences of restrictions on our right to vote.
- The voter restriction amendment would cost Nebraska taxpayers millions of dollars.
- Elections in Nebraska are already conducted efficiently, securely and with integrity.
- If passed the voter restriction amendment will make voting more complicated.
- VOTING IS A RIGHT NOT A PRIVILEGE!
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Phone
(402) 982-1572
Email Adress
office@lwvnebraska.org
Office Address
PO Box 29816
Lincoln, NE 68529