The primary election is set for May 12, as it was announced today that Secretary of State Bob Evnen has certified the statewide ballot. According to Nebraska Revised Statute §32-801, the Secretary of State is tasked with certifying candidates, offices, and measures to be placed on the statewide ballot at least 50 days prior to the election.
“Now that the primary ballot is certified, just ahead of the 50-day deadline, counties can begin finalizing their preparations for the primary election in May.” said Secretary Evnen.
To see the full statewide primary candidate filing list, click here.
Other frequently asked questions that can be answered on the Secretary of State website include:
– Which statewide offices are up for election in 2026?
– Where can I find information on becoming a candidate?
– What are the dates and deadlines of the 2026 election cycle?
– Can nonpartisan voters vote in primary elections?
– Where is my county’s secure ballot drop box?
– How many people are already registered to vote?
– How can I become an election worker?
Those who have questions outside of those topics can visit the general voter information page or the Secretary of State’s contact page.
