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Last updated: Oct. 2, 2024

Thousands of general elections are taking place across the United States on Nov. 5, 2024. Those elections include offices at the federal, state, and local levels. This is one of 50 pages in which Ballotpedia previews the elections happening in each state as part of the Daily Brew’s 50 states in 25 days series.

This page provides an overview of all elections happening in Nebraska within our coverage scope on Nov. 5, 2024. Those elections include offices for three U.S. Representatives, two U.S. Senators, four members of the Board of Regents, four members of the State Board of Education, and two Public Service Commissioners, 25 state Senators, and one State Supreme Court Justice. Additionally there are six statewide ballot measures on the ballot in Nebraska. On this page, you will also find information regarding:

How to vote in Nebraska
The elected offices that Nebraska voters can expect to see on their ballots
The races in Nebraska that Ballotpedia is covering as battlegrounds
The ballot measures that voters in Nebraska will decide on
Ballotpedia's Sample Ballot Lookup Tool
The partisan balance of Nebraska's congressional delegation and state government
Past presidential election results in Nebraska
The competitiveness of legislative elections in Nebraska
The candidates who are on the ballot in Nebraska

Voting information

See also: Voting in Nebraska

Election information in Nebraska: Nov. 5, 2024, election.

What was the voter registration deadline?

In-person: Oct. 25, 2024
By mail: Postmarked by Oct. 18, 2024
Online: Oct. 18, 2024

Was absentee/mail-in voting available to all voters?

Yes

What was the absentee/mail-in ballot request deadline?

In-person: Oct. 25, 2024
By mail: Received by Oct. 25, 2024
Online: Oct. 25, 2024

What was the absentee/mail-in ballot return deadline?

In-person: Nov. 5, 2024
By mail: Received by Nov. 5, 2024

Was early voting available to all voters?

Yes

What were the early voting start and end dates?

Oct. 7, 2024 to Nov. 4, 2024

Were all voters required to present ID at the polls? If so, was a photo or non-photo ID required?

N/A

When were polls open on Election Day?

8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. (CST)

What's on the ballot?

2024 elections

See also: Nebraska elections, 2024

Nebraska voters will elect one U.S. Senator and three U.S. Representatives. Additionally there will be a special election to fill the last two years of the six-year term that Ben Sasse (R) was elected to in 2020. Pete Ricketts (R), who Gov. Jim Pillen (R) appointed to fill the vacant left by Sasse's resignation, is running for election. All five incumbents are running for re-election.

There are four seats on the Board of Regents, four seats on the State Board of Education, and two seats on the Public Service Commission up for election. Incumbents are running for re-election for all seats on the Board of Regents and the Public Service Commission. All seats on the State Board of Education are open.

Twenty-five seats in the state Senate are up for election. Fifteen seats are open because an incumbent is not running for re-election.

One seat on the state supreme court is up for election. Nebraska is one of 20 states that use retention elections. In Nebraska, justices must run in a yes-no retention election during the first general election occurring after they have been on the court for three years. Subsequent terms last six years.

There are 22 seats across seven school boards up for election in Nebraska. The districts these boards represent are part of the 475 school districts included in Ballotpedia's coverage of school board elections. This includes all school districts in the 100 largest cities by population and the 200 largest school districts by student enrollment.

Municipal elections will be held in three counties across Nebraska. Those counties are part of the 80 counties included in Ballotpedia's coverage of municipal elections.

Below is a list of Nebraska elections covered by Ballotpedia in 2024. Click the links to learn more about each type:

Nebraska elections, 2024
Office	Elections?	More information
U.S. Senate	✓	Click here
U.S. House	✓	Click here
Congress special election	✓	Click here
Governor	—	—
Other state executive	✓	Click here
State Senate	✓	Click here
State House	—	—
Special state legislative	—	—
State Supreme Court	✓	Click here
Intermediate appellate courts	—	—
School boards	✓	Click here
Municipal government	✓	Click here
Recalls	✓	Click here
Ballot measures	✓	Click here
Local ballot measures	✓	Click here

Legend: ✓ election(s) / — no elections
Subject to Ballotpedia's scope

Your ballot

See also: Sample Ballot Lookup

Noteworthy elections

As of Oct. 2, 2024, Ballotpedia has identified two elections as battleground races. Those are the races that we expect to have a meaningful effect on the balance of power in governments or to be particularly competitive or compelling.

Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District election, 2024: Incumbent Don Bacon (R) and Tony Vargas (D) are running. In 2022, Bacon's margin of victory was 2.6 percentage points. As of Oct. 2, 2024, four major election forecasters differed in their ratings for the general election, with one rating it Lean Democratic and three rating it Toss-up.
United States Senate election in Nebraska, 2024: Incumbent Deb Fischer (R) and Dan Osborn (Independent) are running. In 2018, Fischer's margin of victory was 19.1 percentage points. As of Oct. 2, 2024, four major election forecasters differed in their ratings for the general election, with one rating it Safe Republican and three rating it Likely Republican.

Ballot measures

See also: Nebraska 2024 ballot measures

There are six statewide ballot measures on the ballot in Nebraska.

Type	Title	Subject	Description	Result	Yes Votes	No Votes
CICA	Initiative 434	Abortion	Prohibit abortion after the first trimester, except in cases of medical emergencies or if the pregnancy is the result of sexual assault or incest	a	509,288 (55%)	417,624 (45%)
CISS	Initiative 436	Sick leave	Require employers to provide earned paid sick leave for employees	a	662,348 (75%)	225,974 (25%)
CISS	Initiative 437	Marijuana	Legalize the medical use of marijuana in the state	a	637,126 (71%)	259,643 (29%)
CISS	Initiative 438	Marijuana	Establish the Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission to regulate the state's medical marijuana program	a	600,481 (67%)	291,867 (33%)
CICA	Initiative 439	Constitutional rights; Abortion	Provide for a state constitutional right to abortion before fetal viability		455,184 (49%)	473,652 (51%)
VR	Referendum 435	School choice	Uphold the law providing for an education scholarship program for students to attend accredited private schools		382,921 (43%)	508,140 (57%)

There were 106 ballot measures on the ballot in Nebraska from 1985 to 2022. Voters approved 65 measures and defeated 41.

State analysis

Partisan balance

Republicans represent all three districts in Nebraska's U.S. House delegation. In the U.S. House, Republicans have a 220-212 majority with three vacancies.

Both of Nebraska's U.S. Senators are Republicans. Democrats have a majority in the U.S. Senate. There are 47 Democrats, 49 Republicans, and four independents. Three independents caucus with the Democratic Party, and one other counts towards the Democratic majority for committee purposes.

There are no formal party alignments or groups within the Nebraska State Senate. Coalitions tend to form issue-by-issue based on a member's philosophy of government, geographic background, and constituency. To learn more about how Ballotpedia determined the partisan affiliation for state senators, click here. Republicans have a 33-15 majority with one nonpartisan member in the state Senate. Republicans won a majority in the state Senate in 1999.

Because the governor is a Republican, Nebraska is one of 23 Republican trifectas. Nebraska's legislature does not have a lower chamber. It has held this status since 1999, when the state's Democratic trifecta was replaced by a Republican trifecta.

Nebraska's attorney general and secretary of state are also Republicans. This makes Nebraska one of 25 states with a Republican triplex. It has held this status since 2018, when a Democratic triplex replaced the state's Republican triplex. It has held this status since 1999, when Gov. Mike Johnson (R) assumed office.

Past presidential election results in Nebraska

See also: Presidential election in Nebraska, 2024

How a state's counties vote in a presidential election and the size of those counties can provide additional insights into election outcomes at other levels of government including statewide and congressional races. Below, four categories are used to describe each county's voting pattern over the 2012, 2016, and 2020 presidential elections: Solid, Trending, Battleground, and New. Click [show] on the table below for examples:

County-level voting pattern categories
Democratic
Status	2012	2016	2020
Solid Democratic	D	D	D
Trending Democratic	R	D	D
Battleground Democratic	D	R	D
New Democratic	R	R	D
Republican
Status	2012	2016	2020
Solid Republican	R	R	R
Trending Republican	D	R	R
Battleground Republican	R	D	R
New Republican	D	D	R

Following the 2020 presidential election, 53.4% of Nebraskans lived in one of the state's 90 Solid Republican counties, which voted for the Republican presidential candidate in every election from 2012 to 2020, and 46.2% lived in one of two Trending Democratic counties: Douglas and Lancaster. Overall, Nebraska was Solid Republican, having voted for Mitt Romney (R) in 2012, Donald Trump (R) in 2016, and Donald Trump (R) in 2020. Use the table below to view the total number of each type of county in Nebraska following the 2020 election as well as the overall percentage of the state population located in each county type.

Nebraska county-level statistics, 2020
Solid Republican	90	53.4%
Trending Democratic	2	46.2%
Trending Republican	1	0.3%
Total voted Democratic	2	46.2%
Total voted Republican	91	53.8%

State legislative competitiveness

See also: Annual State Legislative Competitiveness Report: Vol. 14, 2024

According to Ballotpedia's annual state legislative competitiveness report, Nebraska had a Competitiveness Index of 62.0, ranking it first of the 44 states that held elections.

15 of the 25 seats up for election were open (60%)
Five of the 10 incumbents who ran for re-election faced contested primaries (50%)
19 of the 25 seats up for election were contested by both major parties (76%)

2010-2024

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State Legislative Competitiveness Index in Nebraska, 2010-2024
Year	Open seats	Incs. in contested primaries	Major party competition	Competitiveness Index	Rank
2010	12.5%	28.6%	37.5%	26.2	35 / 44
2012	36.0%	25.0%	52.0%	37.7	18 / 44
2014	70.8%	14.3%	33.3%	39.5	8 / 44
2016	44.0%	28.6%	44.0%	38.9	12 / 44
2018	33.3%	31.3%	54.2%	39.6	17 / 44
2020	24.0%	10.5%	56.0%	30.2	30 / 44
2022	54.2%	54.5%	45.8%	51.5	4 / 44
2024	60.0%	50.0%	76.0%	62.0	1 / 44

In 2024

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State Legislative Competitiveness Index in Nebraska, 2024
Chamber	Open seats	Incs. in contested primaries	Major party competition	Competitiveness Index
House	N/A
Senate	60.0%	50.0%	76.0%	62.0
Total	60.0%	50.0%	76.0%	62.0

List of candidates

Federal Candidates
candidate	office	party	status
Pete Ricketts Incumbent	U.S. Senate Nebraska (Special election)	Republican	Won General
Mac Stevens	U.S. Senate Nebraska (Special election)	Republican	Lost Primary
John Glen Weaver	U.S. Senate Nebraska (Special election)	Republican	Lost Primary
Preston Love Jr.	U.S. Senate Nebraska (Special election)	Democratic	Lost General
Deb Fischer Incumbent	U.S. Senate Nebraska	Republican	Won General
Arron Kowalski	U.S. Senate Nebraska	Republican	Lost Primary
Kenneth Peterson	U.S. Senate Nebraska	Legal Marijuana Now Party	Lost Primary
Dan Osborn	U.S. Senate Nebraska	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Kerry Eddy	U.S. Senate Nebraska	Legal Marijuana Now Party	Withdrew General
Mike Flood Incumbent	U.S. House Nebraska District 1	Republican	Won General
Michael Connely	U.S. House Nebraska District 1	Republican	Lost Primary
Carol Blood	U.S. House Nebraska District 1	Democratic	Lost General
Don Bacon Incumbent	U.S. House Nebraska District 2	Republican	Won General
Dan Frei	U.S. House Nebraska District 2	Republican	Lost Primary
Tony Vargas	U.S. House Nebraska District 2	Democratic	Lost General
Adrian Smith Incumbent	U.S. House Nebraska District 3	Republican	Won General
Robert McCuiston	U.S. House Nebraska District 3	Republican	Lost Primary
John Walz	U.S. House Nebraska District 3	Republican	Lost Primary
Daniel Ebers	U.S. House Nebraska District 3	Democratic	Lost General
David J. Else	U.S. House Nebraska District 3	Democratic	Lost Primary

State Candidates
candidate	office	party	status
Dan Watermeier Incumbent	Nebraska Public Service Commission District 1	Republican	Won General
Tim Schram Incumbent	Nebraska Public Service Commission District 3	Republican	Won General
Kristin Christensen	Nebraska State Board of Education District 1	Nonpartisan	Won General
Liz Davids	Nebraska State Board of Education District 1	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Maggie Douglas	Nebraska State Board of Education District 2	Nonpartisan	Won General
Karen Morgan	Nebraska State Board of Education District 2	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Linda Vermooten	Nebraska State Board of Education District 2	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Lisa Schonhoff	Nebraska State Board of Education District 3	Nonpartisan	Won General
Bill McAllister	Nebraska State Board of Education District 3	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Liz Renner	Nebraska State Board of Education District 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Stacy Matula	Nebraska State Board of Education District 4	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
LeDonna White Griffin	Nebraska State Board of Education District 4	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Jim Scheer Incumbent	University of Nebraska Board of Regents District 3	Nonpartisan	Won General
Elizabeth O'Connor Incumbent	University of Nebraska Board of Regents District 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Jim Rogers	University of Nebraska Board of Regents District 4	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Robert Schafer Incumbent	University of Nebraska Board of Regents District 5	Nonpartisan	Won General
Gary L. Rogge	University of Nebraska Board of Regents District 5	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Jerome Wohleb	University of Nebraska Board of Regents District 5	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Barbara Weitz Incumbent	University of Nebraska Board of Regents District 8	Nonpartisan	Won General
Zachary Mellender	University of Nebraska Board of Regents District 8	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Robert Hallstrom	Nebraska State Senate District 1	Nonpartisan	Won General
Bob Holman	Nebraska State Senate District 1	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Dennis Schaardt	Nebraska State Senate District 1	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Glenda Willnerd	Nebraska State Senate District 1	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Victor Rountree	Nebraska State Senate District 3	Nonpartisan	Won General
Felix Ungerman	Nebraska State Senate District 3	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Margo Juarez	Nebraska State Senate District 5	Nonpartisan	Won General
Gilbert Ayala	Nebraska State Senate District 5	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Flint Harkness	Nebraska State Senate District 5	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Dunixi Guereca	Nebraska State Senate District 7	Nonpartisan	Won General
Christopher Geary	Nebraska State Senate District 7	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Tim Pendrell	Nebraska State Senate District 7	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Ben Salazar	Nebraska State Senate District 7	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
John Cavanaugh Incumbent	Nebraska State Senate District 9	Nonpartisan	Won General
Julia Palzer	Nebraska State Senate District 9	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Terrell McKinney Incumbent	Nebraska State Senate District 11	Nonpartisan	Won General
Calandra Cooper	Nebraska State Senate District 11	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Ernie Chambers	Nebraska State Senate District 11	Nonpartisan	Withdrew General
Ashlei Spivey	Nebraska State Senate District 13	Nonpartisan	Won General
Nick Batter	Nebraska State Senate District 13	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Matthew Clough	Nebraska State Senate District 13	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Tracy Hightower-Henne	Nebraska State Senate District 13	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Dave Wordekemper	Nebraska State Senate District 15	Nonpartisan	Won General
Anthony Hanson	Nebraska State Senate District 15	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Roxie Kracl	Nebraska State Senate District 15	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Peter Mayberry	Nebraska State Senate District 15	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Scott Thomas	Nebraska State Senate District 15	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Glen Meyer	Nebraska State Senate District 17	Nonpartisan	Won General
Mike Albrecht	Nebraska State Senate District 17	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Cindy Kai	Nebraska State Senate District 17	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Rob Dover Incumbent	Nebraska State Senate District 19	Nonpartisan	Won General
Jeanne Reigle	Nebraska State Senate District 19	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Melissa Temple	Nebraska State Senate District 19	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Beau Ballard Incumbent	Nebraska State Senate District 21	Nonpartisan	Won General
Seth Derner	Nebraska State Senate District 21	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Bryan Paseka	Nebraska State Senate District 21	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Jared Storm	Nebraska State Senate District 23	Nonpartisan	Won General
Allie French	Nebraska State Senate District 23	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Dennis Fujan	Nebraska State Senate District 23	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Larissa Schultz	Nebraska State Senate District 23	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Jacob Wolff	Nebraska State Senate District 23	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Alan Zavodny	Nebraska State Senate District 23	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Carolyn Bosn Incumbent	Nebraska State Senate District 25	Nonpartisan	Won General
Nicki Behmer-Popp	Nebraska State Senate District 25	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Maher Aurang Zeb	Nebraska State Senate District 25	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Jason Prokop	Nebraska State Senate District 27	Nonpartisan	Won General
Dawn Liphardt	Nebraska State Senate District 27	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Eliot Bostar Incumbent	Nebraska State Senate District 29	Nonpartisan	Won General
Kathleen Kauth Incumbent	Nebraska State Senate District 31	Nonpartisan	Won General
Mary Ann Folchert	Nebraska State Senate District 31	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Dan Lonowski	Nebraska State Senate District 33	Nonpartisan	Won General
Joshua Frederick	Nebraska State Senate District 33	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Paul Hamelink	Nebraska State Senate District 33	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Michelle Smith	Nebraska State Senate District 33	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Dan Quick	Nebraska State Senate District 35	Nonpartisan	Won General
Raymond Aguilar Incumbent	Nebraska State Senate District 35	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Stanley Clouse	Nebraska State Senate District 37	Nonpartisan	Won General
Nathan Leach	Nebraska State Senate District 37	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Lana Peister	Nebraska State Senate District 37	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Tony Sorrentino	Nebraska State Senate District 39	Nonpartisan	Won General
Allison Heimes	Nebraska State Senate District 39	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Daniel McKeon	Nebraska State Senate District 41	Nonpartisan	Won General
Nadine Bane	Nebraska State Senate District 41	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Ethan Clark	Nebraska State Senate District 41	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Tanya Storer	Nebraska State Senate District 43	Nonpartisan	Won General
Tony Tangwall	Nebraska State Senate District 43	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Rita Sanders Incumbent	Nebraska State Senate District 45	Nonpartisan	Won General
Sarah Centineo	Nebraska State Senate District 45	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Paul Strommen	Nebraska State Senate District 47	Nonpartisan	Won General
Larry Bolinger	Nebraska State Senate District 47	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Bob Andersen	Nebraska State Senate District 49	Nonpartisan	Won General
Jen Day Incumbent	Nebraska State Senate District 49	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Caleb Muhs	Nebraska State Senate District 49	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Stephanie Stacy Incumbent	Nebraska Supreme Court District 1 (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Julie Martin Incumbent	Nebraska Workers' Compensation Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General

Local Candidates
candidate	office	party	status
Daniel Esch Incumbent	Douglas County Clerk-Comptroller	Democratic	Won General
Thomas Riley Incumbent	Douglas County Public Defender	Democratic	Won General
Roger Garcia Incumbent	Douglas County Board of Commissioners District 1	Democratic	Won General
Chris Rodgers Incumbent	Douglas County Board of Commissioners District 3	Democratic	Won General
Brian Fahey	Douglas County Board of Commissioners District 5	Democratic	Won General
Kenneth Anderson	Douglas County Board of Commissioners District 5	Republican	Lost Primary
Sean Kelly	Douglas County Board of Commissioners District 5	Republican	Lost General
Mike Friend Incumbent	Douglas County Board of Commissioners District 7	Republican	Won General
Christa Yoakum Incumbent	Lancaster County Board of Commissioners District 2	Democratic	Won General
Jeremy Kuehn	Lancaster County Board of Commissioners District 2	Republican	Lost General
Chelsea Johnson	Lancaster County Board of Commissioners District 4	Democratic	Won General
David Russell	Lancaster County Board of Commissioners District 4	Republican	Lost General
Neal Stenberg Incumbent	Southeast Community College Board of Governors At-large	Nonpartisan	Won General
Linda McDermitt Incumbent	Metropolitan Community College Board of Governors District 1	Nonpartisan	Won General
Jessica Powell	Metropolitan Community College Board of Governors District 2	Nonpartisan	Won General
Brad Ashby Incumbent	Metropolitan Community College Board of Governors District 2	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Adam Gotschall Incumbent	Metropolitan Community College Board of Governors District 3	Nonpartisan	Won General
Lynae Tucker-Chellew	Metropolitan Community College Board of Governors District 3	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Zach Reinhardt Incumbent	Metropolitan Community College Board of Governors District 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Fred Uhe Incumbent	Metropolitan Community College Board of Governors District 5	Nonpartisan	Won General
Chuck Byers Incumbent	Southeast Community College Board of Governors District 1	Nonpartisan	Won General
Kathy Boellstorff Incumbent	Southeast Community College Board of Governors District 2	Nonpartisan	Won General
Jim Sherwood Incumbent	Southeast Community College Board of Governors District 3	Nonpartisan	Won General
Kristin Yates Incumbent	Southeast Community College Board of Governors District 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Arlyn E. Uhrmacher Incumbent	Southeast Community College Board of Governors District 5	Nonpartisan	Won General
Denny Vaggalis	Southeast Community College Board of Governors District 5	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Ricky Smith Incumbent	Omaha Public Schools Board of Education Subdistrict 1	Nonpartisan	Won General
Nick Thielen Incumbent	Omaha Public Schools Board of Education Subdistrict 3	Nonpartisan	Won General
Paul Anderson	Omaha Public Schools Board of Education Subdistrict 3	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Gini Magnuson	Omaha Public Schools Board of Education Subdistrict 5	Nonpartisan	Won General
Andrew Finch	Omaha Public Schools Board of Education Subdistrict 5	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Spencer Head Incumbent	Omaha Public Schools Board of Education Subdistrict 5	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Jane Erdenberger Incumbent	Omaha Public Schools Board of Education Subdistrict 7	Nonpartisan	Won General
Kimara Snipes	Omaha Public Schools Board of Education Subdistrict 9	Nonpartisan	Won General
Erik Servellon	Omaha Public Schools Board of Education Subdistrict 9	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Larry Adams	Waverly School District school board Ward 2	Nonpartisan	Won General
Cole Stark	Waverly School District school board Ward 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
John Cooper	Waverly School District school board Ward 6	Nonpartisan	Won General
Matt Brewer	Waverly School District school board Ward 6	Nonpartisan	Withdrew General
Cornelius Williams	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 1	Nonpartisan	Won General
Douglas Ignowski	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 1	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Antonio Bradshaw	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 1	Nonpartisan	Withdrew General
Clarice Dombeck	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 2	Nonpartisan	Won General
William King	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 2	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Rose Kohl	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 2	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
David Levy	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 2	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Yanira Garcia	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 3	Nonpartisan	Won General
Andrew Adams	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 3	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
John Sullivan	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 3	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Daniel Padilla	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Ben Cass	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 4	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Scott Dobbe	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 4	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Mark V. Holst	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 4	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Josh Corrigan	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 5	Nonpartisan	Won General
John McCann	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 5	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Curt Simon	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 6	Nonpartisan	Won General
Tim Lonergan	Omaha Regional Metropolitan Transit Board District 7	Nonpartisan	Won General
Carol Hahn Incumbent	Learning Community Coordinating Council Achievement Subcouncil 2 2 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Sharnelle Shelton Incumbent	Learning Community Coordinating Council Achievement Subcouncil 2 2 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Stephen Bloom	Learning Community Coordinating Council Achievement Subcouncil 4 2 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Raquel Rodriguez Incumbent	Learning Community Coordinating Council Achievement Subcouncil 4 2 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Brooktynn Blood	Learning Community Coordinating Council Achievement Subcouncil 4 2 seats	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Angie Miller Incumbent	Learning Community Coordinating Council Achievement Subcouncil 4 2 seats	Nonpartisan	Withdrew General
Tim Hall Incumbent	Learning Community Coordinating Council Achievement Subcouncil 6 2 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Jason Taylor	Learning Community Coordinating Council Achievement Subcouncil 6 2 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Michael Elkins	Learning Community Coordinating Council Achievement Subcouncil 6 2 seats	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Don Jacobson Incumbent	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 1	Nonpartisan	Won General
Rod DeBuhr	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 1	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Carla McCullough Dittman	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 1	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Seth Hawkins Incumbent	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 2	Nonpartisan	Won General
Alexander Dierks	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 2	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Kenneth Vogel Incumbent	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 3	Nonpartisan	Won General
Gary Aldridge Incumbent	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Martin Nader	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 4	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Suzanne Mealer	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 5 (Special election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Greg Osborn Incumbent	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 5 (Special election)	Nonpartisan	Lost General
John Yoakum Incumbent	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 5	Nonpartisan	Won General
Anthony Schutz Incumbent	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 6	Nonpartisan	Won General
Chuck Hassebrook	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 7	Nonpartisan	Won General
Christine Lamberty Incumbent	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 8	Nonpartisan	Won General
Stevens Berry	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 8	Nonpartisan	Withdrew General
Lisa Lewis Incumbent	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 9	Nonpartisan	Won General
Stephanie Matejka	Lower Platte South Natural Resources District Subdistrict 10	Nonpartisan	Won General
James Begley Incumbent	Metropolitan Utilities District Board of Directors Subdivision 1	Nonpartisan	Won General
David Friend Incumbent	Metropolitan Utilities District Board of Directors Subdivision 2	Nonpartisan	Won General
Patrick Brennan	Metropolitan Utilities District Board of Directors Subdivision 2	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Dennis Madsen	Metropolitan Utilities District Board of Directors Subdivision 2	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Ted Stilwill Incumbent	Nebraska Educational Service Unit No. 3 Board District 2	Nonpartisan	Won General
Mary Scarborough Incumbent	Nebraska Educational Service Unit No. 3 Board District 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Elizabeth Tompkins	Nebraska Educational Service Unit No. 3 Board District 6	Nonpartisan	Won General
Fred Tafoya Incumbent	Nebraska Educational Service Unit No. 3 Board District 6	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Ron Pearson Incumbent	Nebraska Educational Service Unit No. 3 Board District 8	Nonpartisan	Won General
Britt Reynolds	Nebraska Educational Service Unit No. 6 Board District 2	Nonpartisan	Won General
Rodney Diercks	Nebraska Educational Service Unit No. 6 Board District 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Carla Schwahn Incumbent	Nebraska Educational Service Unit No. 6 Board District 6	Nonpartisan	Won General
Robert Lassen Incumbent	Nemaha Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 1	Nonpartisan	Won General
Todd Boellstorff Incumbent	Nemaha Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 2	Nonpartisan	Won General
Orval Gigstad Incumbent	Nemaha Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 3	Nonpartisan	Won General
Dan Hodges Incumbent	Nemaha Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 4	Nonpartisan	Won General
Patricia Coates Incumbent	Nemaha Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 4 (Special election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Randy Fox Incumbent	Nemaha Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 5	Nonpartisan	Won General
Eddie Ehmen	Nemaha Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 6	Nonpartisan	Won (Write-in) General
Robbie Bohling Incumbent	Nemaha Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 7	Nonpartisan	Won General
Mike Speece Incumbent	Nemaha Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 8	Nonpartisan	Won General
Kraig Coonce Incumbent	Nemaha Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 9	Nonpartisan	Won General
Eldon Snoke Incumbent	Nemaha Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 10	Nonpartisan	Won General
Tim Schaardt Incumbent	Nemaha Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 10 (Special election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Eric Williams Incumbent	Omaha Public Power District Board of Directors Subdivision 6	Nonpartisan	Won General
John Hudson	Omaha Public Power District Board of Directors Subdivision 7	Nonpartisan	Won General
Michael Cavanaugh Incumbent	Omaha Public Power District Board of Directors Subdivision 8	Nonpartisan	Won General
Morgan Rye-Craft	Omaha Public Power District Board of Directors Subdivision 8	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Tyler Sondag	Omaha Public Power District Board of Directors Subdivision 8	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Rodney Storm	Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Board Subdistrict 1	Nonpartisan	Won General
Dan Conway	Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Board Subdistrict 1	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Van Harman	Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Board Subdistrict 1	Nonpartisan	Lost Primary
Shawn Melotz	Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Board Subdistrict 1	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Larry Bradley Incumbent	Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Board Subdistrict 3	Nonpartisan	Won General
Grant Melotz	Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Board Subdistrict 3	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Richard Tesar Incumbent	Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Board Subdistrict 5	Nonpartisan	Won General
Brian Adams	Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Board Subdistrict 7	Nonpartisan	Won General
Sheila Korth	Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Board Subdistrict 7	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Anne Hubbard	Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Board Subdistrict 9	Nonpartisan	Won General
Patrick Bonnett Incumbent	Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Board Subdistrict 9	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Phil Davidson Incumbent	Papio-Missouri River Natural Resources District Board Subdistrict 11	Nonpartisan	Won General
Scot Ringenberg Incumbent	Elkhorn Public Schools school board At-large 3 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Jennifer Shatel Incumbent	Elkhorn Public Schools school board At-large 3 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Renee Vokt Incumbent	Elkhorn Public Schools school board At-large 3 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Brett Elliott	Elkhorn Public Schools school board At-large 3 seats	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Justin Curtis	Millard Board of Education At-large 3 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Amanda McGill Johnson Incumbent	Millard Board of Education At-large 3 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Linda Poole Incumbent	Millard Board of Education At-large 3 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Knut Haasch	Millard Board of Education At-large 3 seats	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Allison Kinney-Walker	Millard Board of Education At-large 3 seats	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Jennifer Meyer	Millard Board of Education At-large 3 seats	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Rhonda Burbach Incumbent	Norris School District 160 school board Ward 1	Nonpartisan	Won General
Brooks Ballard	Norris School District 160 school board Ward 1	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Jim Devine Incumbent	Norris School District 160 school board Ward 3	Nonpartisan	Won General
Michelle Malcom	Norris School District 160 school board Ward 3	Nonpartisan	Lost General
Gary Kubicek Incumbent	Norris School District 160 school board Ward 5	Nonpartisan	Won General
Marion Pillard	Norris School District 160 school board Ward 5	Nonpartisan	Withdrew General
Katie Krause Incumbent	Ralston Public Schools school board At-large 3 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Robin Richards Incumbent	Ralston Public Schools school board At-large 3 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Samantha Willey Incumbent	Ralston Public Schools school board At-large 3 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Sarah Rider Incumbent	Westside Community Schools school board At-large 2 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Meagan Van Gelder Incumbent	Westside Community Schools school board At-large 2 seats	Nonpartisan	Won General
Candice J. Novak Incumbent	Douglas County Separate Juvenile Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Mary Stevens Incumbent	Douglas County Separate Juvenile Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Amy Schuchman Incumbent	Douglas County Separate Juvenile Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Michelle Sabata Incumbent	Lancaster County Separate Juvenile Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Elise M. W. White Incumbent	Lancaster County Separate Juvenile Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Susan Strong Incumbent	Nebraska 3rd District Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Ryan Post Incumbent	Nebraska 3rd District Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Lori Maret Incumbent	Nebraska 3rd District Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Holly Parsley Incumbent	Nebraska 3rd Judicial District County Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Thomas Zimmerman Incumbent	Nebraska 3rd Judicial District County Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Todd Engleman Incumbent	Nebraska 4th District Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Leigh Ann Retelsdorf Incumbent	Nebraska 4th District Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Tressa Alioth Incumbent	Nebraska 4th District Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Horacio Wheelock Incumbent	Nebraska 4th District Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Jeffrey J. Lux Incumbent	Nebraska 4th District Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Russell Derr Incumbent	Nebraska 4th District Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General
Stephanie Hansen Incumbent	Nebraska 4th Judicial District County Court (Retention election)	Nonpartisan	Won General