Voter Registration (3rd Party): October 18th

Voter Registration (In-Person): October 25th

Mail In Ballot Request: October 25th

Mail In Ballot Return: Close of Polls

First Day of Early Voting: October 7th

Last Day Early Voting: November 4th

Election Day: November 5th

Statewide Offices up for Election

Sample Ballots

Ballot Initiatives:

Ballot initiatives are legislation voted on by the people. This is your time to directly influences the future laws in Nebraska. Ensure you're well informed and ready to make a decision this election cycle.

• Protect Women and Children Constitutional Amendment (Initiative Measure 434)

• Private Education Scholarship Partial Referendum (Referendum Measure 435)

• Paid Sick Leave Initiative (Initiative Measure 436)

• Nebraska Medical Cannabis Patient Protection Initiative (Initiative Measure 437)

• Nebraska Medical Cannabis Regulation Initiative (Initiative Measure 438)

• Protect the Right to Abortion Constitutional Amendment (Initiative Measure 439)

• Be a United States Citizen;

• Live in the state of Nebraska;

• Be at least 18 years of age on or before the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November;

• Have not been convicted of a felony, or if convicted, your civil rights have been restored;

• Have not been officially found to be mentally incompetent.

If you meet the above requirements, you can register to vote online in Nebraska. Register here.

For more information on registering to vote in Nebraska, visit the Nebraska Secretary of State's office here.

IF YOU ARE A FELON OF ANY STATE OR JURISDICTION, YOU CAN REGISTER AND VOTE IN NEBRASKA ONCE YOU HAVE COMPLETED YOUR SENTENCE AND MEET THE REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS!

An acceptable form of ID is required to vote in Nebraska.A number of those are listed below and an exhaustive list can be found here.

You may file for a Reasonable Impediment Certification for three (3) reasons:

1. Disability or illness that prevents the voter from obtaining valid photographic identification;

2. Lack of birth certificate or other required documents and an inability to obtain a birth certificate or other required documents without significant difficulty or expense; OR

3. Have a religious objection to being photographed

Valid Forms of ID:

• Nebraska Driver's License

• Nebraska State ID

• Nebraska College ID

• Nebraska political subdivision ID (county, city, public school, etc.)

• Military ID

• Tribal ID

• U.S. Passport

• Hospital, intermediate care facility, assisted living facility, or nursing home facility record

Nebraska is a "no excuse state" meaning you don't need a reason to vote early by mail.

1. Be a registered voter in the state of Nebraska

2. Fill out a Let It Resound Pledge to Vote Card

3. Send an Early Voting Application to your county election office by mail, fax, or in person.

   • Ensure you write your State license/ID number on the application, OR submit a photocopy of the same with your application

   • If you do not have a photo ID submit a Reansble in its place

4. Track your ballot on VoterView to ensure it will arrive in time to be filled out and returned by close of polls on Election Day.

5. Once received, fill out your ballot in accordance with the printed instructions accompanying your ballot.

6. Return your ballot by mail, drop it off in person at your local elections office, or drop it off at one of the designated drop box locations.

7. Track your ballot on VoterView to ensure it will arrived by close of polls on Election Day.

   • If your local office hasn't recieved your ballot, reach out as soon as possible to fix any issues.

8. Make sure all your friends, family, and neighbors have also voted in this election cycle.

For more exhaustive instruction on how to vote early in Nebraska visit the Nebraska Secretary of States office.

1. Be a registered voter in the state of Nebraska

2. Fill out a Let It Resound Pledge to Vote Card.

3. Ensure you have a proper ID as list above OR have filled out a Reasonable Impediment Certification to bring with you to the polls.

4. Go to your county election office during regular business hours and cast your ballot.

5. Ensure all your friends, family, and neighbors have, or plan to, cast a ballot in this upcoming election.

1. Be a registered voter in the state of Nebraska

2. Fill out a Let It Resound Pledge to Vote Card.

3. Ensure you have a proper ID as list above OR have filled out a Reasonable Impediment Certification to bring with you to the polls.

4. Go to your local polling station between the hours of 8am - 8pm CST and 7am - 7pm MST.

5. Ensure all your friends, family, and neighbors have, or plan to, cast a ballot in this upcoming election.