Helpful Voting Links — Nebraska
Do not miss your next election! Many states will hold local elections in 2019. Visit your state\'s website for local election dates and deadlines.
- Register to Vote
- Check your registration status
- State Election Website
- State Election Dates
- Find your Polling Place
- See Your Ballot
- Absentee Ballot Instructions
- Request an Absentee Ballot
- Felon Voting Laws
- Call the Election Office: (888) 727-0007
- County Election Offices
- County Government Information
Primary/Caucus Info — Nebraska
Presidential
Procedure:
In Federal elections, only affiliated registered voters may participate in the respective party’s primary or caucus. However, unaffiliated voters may choose to participate with either party. In state-level races, however, unaffiliated voters may choose to vote in the Democratic primary but are unable to participate in the Republican primary. Visit the Nebraska Democratic Party and Republican Party websites for party specific information on caucus locations and procedures. Note that the Democratic Caucus will NOT be held at traditional polling locations.
Statewide
What's on the ballot?
Some congressional seats, state offices and constitutional amendments may be included on the ballot. As Nebraska has its Republican primary and state primary on the same day, note that you may request a nonpartisan ballot that includes nonpartisan state races only if you do not wish to participate in the Republican presidential primary election. Note that in state-level races, however, unaffiliated voters may choose to vote in the Democratic primary but are unable to participate in the Republican primary.
Updated:
2018-02-12See Where Your Elected Officials Stand — Nebraska
Voter ID Requirements — Nebraska
What forms of ID are acceptable?
- Current and valid photo ID
- Utility bill
- Bank statement
- Government check
- Paycheck or other government document that contains your name and residence address and that is dated within two months
Early & Absentee Voting — Nebraska
Request an Absentee BallotEarly Voting Dates: October 8th to November 5th
You can vote in person at your county clerk's office from October 8th to November 5th before the election, using an absentee ballot. No excuse required.
To vote early by mail, first you’ll need to apply for an absentee ballot (click here) no later than October 26th. Then, when you complete your absentee ballot, it must be postmarked by the day before the election.