Voting can be kinda overwhelming. We’re here to help.

Hi Nebraska! We’re your friends at BOLD. Our mission is to stand up for energy projects that protect our land and water and to show how they benefit everyday folks. But really, we’re about more than energy. We’re about power: the kind that comes when every Nebraskan speaks up, gets counted, and uses that power at the ballot box. Read on for everything you need to know as a Nebraska voter.

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Important Dates

Register online, by mail or at the DMV when renewing your license at any time.* Registrations must be submitted and/or postmarked on or before October 16th or completed at the county election office** prior to 6 p.m. on October 23rd.  

 * Make sure you have your ID available. 
** See below for how to register & vote early in person.

Check Your Registration Register to Vote

Nebraska is a “no-excuse” state, so any registered voter may request an early-voting (absentee) ballot. 

You can print early voting application, complete the form, and then mail, fax or scan/take a picture of your application and email it to your county election office (all county election offices will accept applications up to 120 days prior to a statewide primary, general election or special election). Application must be received by 6 p.m. on October 23rd, but the earlier you submit, the earlier your ballot will be mailed to you!

Request an Absentee Ballot

You can register in person and vote early at your county election office starting October 5th. You can just walk into your county election office and vote! You can even register to vote and vote at the same time until 6 p.m. on October 23rd. The day before the election is the last day to vote early in person, on election day you have to go to your local polling location.

Locate your County Election Office

You must use a drop box located within your county. The deadline to return voted ballots via drop box is the close of polls at 8pm on November 3rd.

Locate a dropbox

Each voter must cast their ballot at their assigned polling place. Polls are open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on November 3rd. Voters must bring a photo ID. It can be expired. 

Find your Polling Place

Need help navigating 
your ballot?

2026 Dem & Indy Voter Guide Nonpartisan Sample Ballot

Psst... you’re allowed to use these inside the voting booth!

ID is now required to register/vote in Nebraska.

Voter ID Law

Make sure you have what you need before the big day! Note: It can be expired.

[!] Election Protection Hotlines >>

ENGLISH: 866-OUR-VOTE

SPANISH: 888-VE-Y-VOTA

ARABIC: 844-YALLA-US

ASIAN LANGUAGES:* 888-API-VOTE *Bengali,Cantonese,Hindi,Urdu,Korean,Mandarin,Tagalog,Vietnamese

ENGLISH: 866-OUR-VOTE

SPANISH: 888-VE-Y-VOTA

ARABIC: 844-YALLA-US

ASIAN LANGUAGES:* 888-API-VOTE *Bengali,Cantonese,Hindi,Urdu,Korean,Mandarin,Tagalog,Vietnamese

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