It’s Election Day! Vote In The Primary Election

Today is Nebraska’s Primary Election. The candidates who advance today will shape Nebraska’s laws, education systems, courts, and public policies. Your vote will decide the outcome. 

That’s why Nebraska Family Alliance surveyed the candidates for U.S. Senate, Congress, Governor, Nebraska Legislature, State Board of Education, Board of Regents, and every state executive office, and assembled a comprehensive online voter guide, which you can bring into the booth with you!

Use our personalized voter guide to compare where the candidates stand on the big issues of today, like abortion, girls’ sports and bathrooms, parental rights, gender identity curriculum, recreational marijuana, online sports gambling, school choice funding, and more.

On NebraskaVoterGuide.com, you’ll also find additional information you won’t see on your ballot, including the candidates’ party affiliation, incumbency status, and links to their campaign sites to learn more about their endorsements and policy positions.

The polls are open today from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM CT (7:00 AM to 7:00 PM MT), and each voter must cast their ballot at their assigned polling place (unless you live in one of the 11 counties that conduct elections entirely by mail). If you still have an absentee ballot to return, hand-deliver it to your nearest ballot drop box before 8:00 PM CT (7:00 PM MT) tonight.

Nebraska law now requires a valid photo ID to vote. Accepted forms include a Nebraska driver’s license, state ID, college ID, military ID, and U.S. passport. Click here to view additional types of identification and frequently asked questions about the requirements.

After you vote, please join us in praying that truth, righteousness, and discernment will prevail as voters, candidates, and election officials seek wisdom from God. Multiply your impact by encouraging your friends and family to vote for the candidates you support and help elect candidates who will uphold family values, defend religious freedom, and protect life in Nebraska for generations to come.