Note:  For one-third of the state, there's another election on June 28, 2022!  The Congressional District 1 election will determine who replaces Jeff Fortenberry through the end of the year.

- RESULTS, mostly Official

For STATE-LEVEL Races which includes:

Federal Offices:  Congress; State Offices:  Governor, Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General, Auditor of Public Accounts; Legislature; Public Service Commission; State Board of Education; Board of Regents; Community College; Learning Community; Natural Resources District; Metopolitan Utilties District, Public Power District

Several School Districts cross county lines so results noted in one county may not report who the top vote getters …

It was our intent to leave up all the 2020 and 2021 responses so voters and candidates could have an idea of what would likely be included in the information provided for the 2022 elections.

HOWEVER, a yet unexplained computer glitch removed responses received during the General 2020 election, but left the ones gathered during the 2020 Primary. If you type in your name and birthdate to get your personalized list of races, you may discover races missing.  In many cases we did have answers submitted by the candidates so we apologize to them especially because asking for those races …

Omaha, May 11, 2021

• Unofficial Results - 05/11/2021 - 10:45pm

Omaha Mayor: 

     Jean Stothert

Omaha City Council - 

     District 1:  Pete Festersen

     District 2:  Juanita Johnson

     District 3:  Danny Begley

     District 4:  Vinny Palermo

     District 5:  Dan Rowe

     District 6:  Brinker Harding

     District 7:  Aimee Melton

Douglas County West Schools

     - bond passed

Lincoln, May 4, 2021

https://www.lancaster.ne.gov/DocumentCenter/View/9007

Lincoln City Council At Large:

Sändra Washington 
Tom Beckius 
Bennie Shobe

Lincoln Airport Authority

John S. Olsson 
Nicki Behmer 

Lincoln Public Schools

District 1 - Kathy Danek

District 3 - Barbara Baier

District 5 - Lanny Boswell

District 7 - Don Mayhew

If the candidates on your ballot have not answered the questionnaire for Voter Information Project (www.voterinformation.org), please use the Facebook page and/or Website lists to ask them to.  If they hear from many voters, they will more likely see the importance of answering.

If the candidates on your ballot have answered - a thank you on their Facebook page would be great encouragement.

By Race:

If the candidates on your ballot have not answered the questionnaire for Voter Information Project (www.voterinformation.org), please use the Facebook page and/or Website lists to ask them to.  If they hear from many voters, they will more likely see the importance of answering.

If the candidates on your ballot have answered - a thank you on their Facebook page would be great encouragement.

By Race:

You’ve probably seen our new homepage, but that’s not all we’ve updated for 2020! You’ll see subtle, but important changes to the questions we ask our candidates.

As always, our questions remain voter-generated, nonpartisan, and seek to identify the “why” behind candidates’ views. At the same time, there’s always room to grow and improve, so we enlisted a team to do a deep dive, obtaining insights from former office holders, past candidates, and the volunteers who call them.

This group identified these key factors guiding our updates: 

1. To balance the desire of some candidates to provide shorter responses while …

Every election has its unique excitement and suspense, and 2020 is no exception. We’ll let you, our reader, draw your own conclusions about what makes this election distinct. For our part, we’re excited to share an important new development within Voter Information Project (VIP) itself!

If you haven’t visited VIP recently, check out our new homepage. We’re excited to introduce it just in time for Nebraska’s 2020 Primary Election! This is our first major redesign since the current site was created in 2012. The rest of the site is slated for updates as soon as we can secure the …