It's not a television station. GOTV or Get Out The Vote will be the most important thing we can do this November.

The upcoming election is very important in determining the direction of this country. We will either have a President and local progressive office holders that will move this country in a positive direction, or return to the past with many of our rights vanishing.

(ARFFFF!) There is also a very damaging Citizen Initiative on the ballot, #434 😠, that would write Reproductive Restrictions into our Constitution. #439 🙂 will restore the Reproductive Rights we had under Roe. We recommend
(ARFFFF is a voting mnemonic that may be used with the initiatives, which are listed in order on your ballot. From 434 to 439, vote Against, Repeal, For, For, For, For)

First, tell us a little about yourself. If you haven't registered to vote yet, go to the next step.

Please fill out the following information:

First Name: (legal, Robert not Bob)
Last Name:
Birth Year:
Address#: (number only)
Zip Code:
County:

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Your Polling Place:   Map

If your polling place is far from your home address, it's possible your registration needs to be updated to your current address. Go to Register to Vote to update your Nebraska voter registration.

Go to the Endorsed Candidates section to find the endorsed candidates and ballot initiatives that you'll see on your ballot.

Couldn't be easier! Nebraska Voter Registration

This link may be used for new registrations or to change your address if you have moved. You can also change your political party affiliation. The only requirements to register as a Nebraska voter are:

• Be a citizen of the United States
• Be a resident of Nebraska and of the county where you are registering; if you move to another county, you must re-register
• Be at least 18 years of age on or before November 5, 2024
• Not have been convicted of a felony, either in Nebraska or another state or in federal court; you cannot register to vote until two years after the completion of your sentence including any probation or parole term
• Not have been officially found to be mentally incompetent

You can only register online on or before Friday, October 18. Online registration requires that you have a valid, current Nebraska driver's license or state identification card. It is possible to register in person at your county's Election Office after this date (see How and Where to Vote), but why wait?

• Early Voting
  The easiest and quickest way to vote is early voting. You don't have to wait until Election Day, and can vote in the privacy of your home. This used to be known as an absentee ballot, but today in Nebraska, anyone can vote early. Here's how to do it.
  
  1. Fill out the Early Voting Form, print, then sign and date it.
  2. Either mail, fax, or email your registration form to your county Election Office. To email, scan or take a picture of the registration form, and attach it to an email. A link on the form will direct you to the email address and mailing address.
     NEW THIS YEAR! Please remember to write your driver’s license/state ID number on the application or attach a copy of an acceptable form of photo ID or reasonable impediment certification.
  3. You will be mailed a ballot. Follow the instructions that come with it. Fill out the ballot, then be sure to sign your name on the return envelope. A 1st class stamp must be affixed. Drop it in the mail by Tuesday, October 29 to be sure it gets to your county Election Office by November 5. After October 29, you should hand deliver your completed ballot to the Election Office. Note that once you apply for an Early Ballot you cannot vote at your polling place on Election Day.
  4. You can check the Early Vote Ballot Status section to see when your ballot is mailed, and when the completed ballot has been received by the Election Office.
• Vote at the County Election Office
  Starting October 7 until the day (Monday, November 4) before Election Day, another option is to go to your county Election Office to vote. A valid ID is required!
  To find your county Election Office, go directly to the
  Election Officials Contact Information page.
• Vote at Your Local Polling Place
  This is the traditional method. On Election Day (Tuesday, November 5), go to your assigned polling place, which can be found under the Your App Registration or Endorsed Candidates / Ballot Initiatives / Early Vote Ballot Status sections. Be sure to bring a valid ID!

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• Acceptable ID
• Nebraska driver's license
• Nebraska state ID
• Nebraska college ID
• Nebraska political subdivision ID (state, county, city, public school, etc.)
• Hospital, intermediate care facility, assisted-living facility or nursing home record
• Military ID
• Tribal ID
• U.S. Passport

• Mon, October 7 Early Voting by Mail starts
  Mail your ballot back no later than October 29, or drop it off at your county Election Office by November 4.


• Mon, October 7: Early Voting in Person starts
  Vote at your county Election Office. Find the address and phone number under the How and Where to Vote section.


• Fri, October 18: Last day to register online
  See the Register to Vote section for the link to online registration.


• Fri, October 18: Also the latest date that a mail-in voter registration may be postmarked.
  Your voter registration must be at the Post Office to be postmarked by this date, so either take it the Post Office, or mail it several days before this deadline.


• Fri, October 25: Last day for in-person voter registration
  You may register in person by 6pm at your county Election Office. This is your LAST CHANCE to register to vote for the November election, either a new registration, or a change of address if you have moved.


• Fri, October 25: Also the last day to request a mailed Early Vote ballot
  Must be received by 6pm at your county Election Office. Your Early Vote ballot request may be done by mailing, faxing, or scanning or taking a picture then emailing the application to your county Election Office.


• Tue, October 29: Last Safe Date to Mail in your Early Vote Ballot
  After this date, please deliver your ballot to your county Election Office to ensure that it is counted.


• Tue, November 5: Election Day!
  Vote in person only at your polling location (see How and Where to Vote). Polls are open from 8am-8pm CT / 7am-7pm MT. If you requested an Early Vote ballot, it must be at your county Election Office by 8pm. Ballots received after this time, even if postmarked earlier, will NOT be counted.

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