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Elections are the foundation of our constitutional republic, and voter participation is essential to the success of our government. Vote your values, pray for the election, and share our resources!

As Christian citizens living in a democracy, we have the responsibility to be well-informed and elect leaders who support Biblical principles. We have the opportunity to do this in the Lincoln municipal elections this spring.

Please vote in the Lincoln City Election on Tuesday, May 2nd.

Local elections matter, and the candidates that are elected will make important decisions regarding your neighborhood, your children’s school, and your family in the coming years.

Our vision is to see Nebraska become a state where God is honored, marriages and families thrive, life is cherished and protected, and religious liberty flourishes, and that vision begins with your community.

To help you and your family make an informed decision, Nebraska Family Alliance put together an election resource center with the candidates’ party affiliation, incumbency status, and links to learn more about where they stand on the issues. 

Scroll down to learn about the candidates you’ll find on your ballot, find election deadlines, and look up your polling place. In order for our city to flourish, we must evaluate our choices carefully, pray for wisdom and discernment, and seek to elect Godly leaders. Vote your values, pray God-honoring candidates are elected, and share our election resources with your friends and family!

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IMPORTANT ELECTION DEADLINES

April 14: Deadline to register to vote online or by mail

April 17: Early voting in county election office begins, and early vote ballots mailed

April 21: Deadline to register to vote in person (6 PM) and request an absentee ballot

May 1: Final day to vote in county election office

May 2: General Election Day

RESEARCH THE CANDIDATES

Mayor of Lincoln

Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird (Incumbent)
Democrat
Suzanne Geist
Republican

Lincoln City Council – District 1

 Councilman James Michael Bowers (Incumbent)
Democrat
Taylor Wyatt
Republican

Lincoln City Council – District 2

Tom Duden
Republican
Bailey Feit
Democrat

Lincoln City Council – District 3

Justin P. Carlson
Democrat
Elina Newman
Nonpartisan

Lincoln City Council – District 4

Wayne Reinwald
Republican
Brodey B. Weber
Democrat

Lincoln Public Schools Board of Education – District 2

Emmy Pollen
Republican
Piyush Srivastav
Democrat

Lincoln Public Schools Board of Education – District 4

Alaina Brouillette
Republican
Annie Mumgaard (Incumbent)
Democrat

No Website Available

Lincoln Public Schools Board of Education – District 6

Richard R. Aldag, IV
Republican
Bob Rauner (Incumbent)
Nonpartisan

No Website Available

Lincoln Airport Authority Board Of Directors

(Vote for up to two)

Vanessa Emlich
Democrat
Chris Hove
Republican

No Website Available

Nathan Janulewicz
Democrat
Chris Stokes
Republican

VOTE YOUR VALUES

Ways To Vote

VOTE ON ELECTION DAY
Vote in person at your local polling place. The polls are open from 8 AM to 8 PM on Election Day.
VOTE BY ABSENTEE BALLOT
Early ballots must be returned by 8 PM on Election Day and can be dropped in a secured ballot box at the Lancaster County Election Office (601 N 46th Street, Lincoln, NE 68503). The deadline to request an absentee ballot has passed.

LEARN MORE

Visit the NFA Election Resource Center to download additional prayer guides and find more helpful election resources.

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