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2020 Primary Nebraska www.Vote411.org League of Women Voters of Nebraska Email: [email protected] Table of Contents for 2020 Primary Races in Nebraska Nebraska Voters Urged to Vote by Mail Covid-19 Alert Primary 2020 Notes Federal Races (Nebraska) U.S. Senator U.S House of Representatives, District 1 U.S House of Representatives, District 2 U.S House of Representatives, District 3 Nebraska State Races State Legislature, District 1 State Legislature, District 3 State Legislature, District 15 State Legislature, District 17 State Legislature, District 21 State Legislature, District 23 State Legislature, District 25 State Legislature, District 27 State Legislature, District 29 State Legislature, District 35 State Legislature, District 37 State Legislature, District 43 State Legislature, District 45 State Legislature, District 49 Nebraska District Races Nebraska Public Power District, District 7 Natural Resource District: Lower Big Blue, District 1 Natural Resource District: Lower Platte South, District 4 Natural Resource District: Lower Platte South, District 10 Natural Resource District: Upper Big Blue, District 5 State Board of Education, District 3 Board of Governors Southeast Community College - At Large Mayoral Races City of Fremont City of Gibbon City of Henderson City Council Races City of Alliance, City Council City of Battle Creek, City Council City of Bellevue, City Council, At Large City of Crofton, City Council, At Large City of David City, City Council, First Ward City of Fremont, City Council, First Ward City of Fremont, City Council, Fourth Ward City of Friend, City Council, District 1 City of Grand Island, City Council, Ward 1 City of Gretna, City Council, Ward 2 City of Hastings, City Council, Ward 3 City of Holdrege, City Council, Ward 3 City of LaVista, City Council, Ward 4 City of Norfolk, City Council, Ward 1 City of Norfolk, City Council, Ward 2 City of North Platte, City Council, Ward 4 City of Pawnee, City Council City of St Paul, City Council, At Large City of York, City Council County Commissioner Races Antelope County Commissioner, District 2 Brown County Commissioner Buffalo County Commissioner, District 4 Cass County Commissioner, District 4 Chase County Commissioner, District 1 Gosper County Commissioner, District 3 Hall County Commissioner, District 2 Howard County Commissioner, District 2 Johnson County Commissioner, District 2 Keith County Commissioner, District 1 Kimball County Commissioner Lincoln County Commissioner, District 1 Lincoln County Commissioner, District 4 Madison County Commissioner, District 2 Morrill County Commissioner, At Large Otoe County Commissioner, District 5 Pawnee County Commissioner, District 1 Red Willow County Commissioner, District 2 Richardson County Commissioner, District 2 Saline County Commissioner, District 3 Saline County Commissioner, District 5 Seward County Commissioner, Distr ict 2 Sioux County Commissioner County Supervisor Races Adams County Supervisor, District 4 Boyd County Supervisor, District 2 Butler County Supervisor, District 4 Butler County Supervisor, District 6 Custer County Supervisor, District 4 Custer County Supervisor, District 6 Dixon County Supervisor, District 2 Dodge County Supervisor, District 4 Gage County Supervisor, District 2 Harlan County Supervisor, District 2 Harlan County Supervisor, District 4 Harlan County Supervisor, District 6 Holt County Supervisor, District 2 Knox County Supervisor, District 4 Nance County Supervisor Saunders County Supervisor, District 2 Saunders County Supervisor, District 4 Saunders County Supervisor, Distr ict 6 Washington County Supervisor, District 5 Washington County Supervisor, District 7 School Board Races Anselmo Merna School Board, District 15 Banner County School Board, District 1 Freeman School Board, District 33-1 Grand Island School Board, District 2, Ward A Harvard School Board High Plains Community School Board, District 75 Kimball School Board, District 1 Leyton School Board, District 3 Loup City School Board, District 1 Minden School Board North Bend Central School Board, District 595 North Platte School Board, Ward 2 Understanding Your Right to Vote Registered Nonpartisan Voters (Independents) Overseas Voters Homeless Voters Former Felons & Incarcerated Persons Awaiting Trial Individuals with Disabilities Voter Registration Provisional Ballots Resource Links Key 2020 Dates Voter Registration Deadlines Vote by Mail (Early Voting) Application Deadlines Voting Dates Updates to In-Person, Early Voting from the Secretary of State Early Voting Application Dates & Deadlines Voters with Disabilities Nebraska Voters Urged to Vote by Mail COVID-19 Alert: Due to COVID-19 (coronavirus), in-person early voting for the May 12 election has been canceled per the Secretary of State. All voters are encouraged to request a vote-by-mail ballot. In-person early voting has been canceled. In-person voting will take place only on May 12. We encourage you to request an absentee (mail-in) ballot. Early Voting (Vote-by-Mail) Application – English Early Voting (Vote-by-Mail) Application – Spanish IMPORTANT! Contact your county clerk or election commissioner for information about in-person voting on May 12, as each county has different rules in place. E lection Officials/County Offices across Nebraska REQUEST your MAIL BALLOT EARLY to ensure it arrives before Election Day. May 1, 2020: Last day to request a ballot to be mailed to you. All vote-by-mail ballots must be received by 8 pm (CT) on Election Day. Drop boxes will be available at local county offices starting April 24. See the last page of this document for more information from the Secretary of State. Primary 2020 Notes: 1: Candidate information has not been corrected or modified and is presented exactly as the candidate submitted their content. 2: Candidates who submitted their content by April 15 are included in this document. 3: Candidate information that was submitted after April 15 may be accessed via the Vote411.org portal. 4: Candidates may reach out to LWV of Nebraska for inclusion in Vote411’s online portal anytime up to the May 12 primary via #5 below. 5: Additional candidates who are interested in participating in the Vote411.org portal may email Voter Services at LWVNE their name, county, and race to: [email protected] 6: Candidates were notified of the character limits for biographical and open-ended answers. If the limit was exceeded, that answer will be truncated – possibly even mid-sentence. 7: Candidates who did not respond to LWVNE’s Invitation to Participate are noted with ‘No response received’. 8: Candidates in uncontested races were not contacted. 9: Candidate information for Douglas County (Omaha) is not included in this document. The Vote411 Voters’ Guide for Douglas County can be accessed HERE. FEDERAL RACES (NEBRASKA) U.S. SENATOR Matt Innis (Rep): No response received Chris Janicek (Dem): http://chrisforsenate2020.com Current Public Office, dates held: None Past Public Office, dates held: None Education: -Mary Our Queen Catholic -Archbishop Ryan High School -University of NE - Omaha Military Experience: None Volunteer Experience: -Youth Emergency Services -Nebraska Aids Project -Big Brothers/Sisters -Stephen Center -Open Door Mission Dennis Frank Macek (Dem): Website: http://www.macekforsenate.com/ Current Public Office, dates held: None (N/A) Past Public Office, dates held: N/A Education: BA Marquette University; MA University of Arizona; Extension courses U of Cal; qualified for Ph. D in English Education University of Texas at Austin (degree not completed); finished HVAC program at Capitol City Trade and Technical School Austin, TX Military Experience: N/A However, sporadic contract work for U. S. military 1973-1975, Pacific Theater (Zukeran, Okinawa, Japan) Volunteer Experience: McGovern campaign, 1971; Dave Domina for Senate campaign, 2014 Larry Marvin (Dem): No response received Angie Phillips (Dem): Website: http://angiefornebraska.com Education: Studied Behavioral Science at Bellevue University Volunteer Experience: I've spent the last 4 years organizing for humanitarian aid and human rights advocacy. My focus has centered on women's rights, immigration reform, and social and economic justice. I also founded and chaired the DCDP Women's Caucus. Ben Sasse (Rep): No response received Alisha Shelton (Dem): Website: http://sheltonforsenate.com Current Public Office, dates held: N/A Past Public Office, dates held: N/A Education: Masters of Science in Clinical Counseling, Masters of Science in Human Services, Bachelor of Science in Psychology Pre-Medicine. Military Experience: N/A Volunteer Experience: I volunteer with several organizations. Most recent Center for Holistic Development, providing free therapy to clients. I serve as the regional program, planning, & development co-coordinator for Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, past president & more . Gene Siadek (L): No response received Andy Stock (Dem): Website: http://andystockforsenate.com/ Current Public Office, dates held: None Past Public Office, dates held: None Education: B.A. UNK; M.A. UNL; Ph.D. U of Colorado; and J.D. University of Texas School of Law Military Experience: I served as a medic in the Nebraska Army National Guard. Daniel M Wik (Dem): Website: http://wiksenate.com Current Public Office, dates held: 2016 Democratic Candidate US Congress Nebraska District 1 Education: 1976 White Earth Indian Reservation Mahnomen, MN. 1980 BA Biology/Chemistry. Concordia College, Moorhead, MN 1985. Doctor of Chiropractic. Northwestern Health
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