Nebraska
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U.S. House Seats
May 12
2026 Primary
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Elected Officials
Ricketts
Senate Race 2026
State Government
Governor
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Jim PillenRepublican
Since 2023
Legislature
TypeHybrid
StatusIn Session
First Wednesday after first Monday in January – 90 days (long) / 60 days (short)
Partisan Composition
Legislature49 seats
D: 0Other: 49R: 0
Public Comment Available
Ongoing online comments from hearing through floor debate
Submit Public CommentVoting & Elections
Voting Rules
Registration Deadline18 days before election; in-person: 11 days before
Early VotingYes
Same-Day RegistrationNo
No-Excuse AbsenteeYes
Online RegistrationYes
Voter ID RequirementNo ID required (first-time voters may need ID)
2026 Election Dates
Primary ElectionMay 12, 2026
General ElectionNovember 3, 2026
2026 Senate Race
Federal Delegation
U.S. Senators (2)
Deb FischerRepublican
U.S. Senator (senior)
U.S. Senator (junior)
U.S. Representatives (3)
Mike FloodRepublican
U.S. Representative (NE-1)
Don BaconRepublican
U.S. Representative (NE-2)
Adrian SmithRepublican
U.S. Representative (NE-3)
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State Legislature
Legislature (49 total)
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Ashlei SpiveyNonpartisan
State Senator, District 13
Barry DeKayNonpartisan
State Senator, District 40
Beau BallardNonpartisan
State Senator, District 21
Ben HansenNonpartisan
State Senator, District 16
Bob AndersenNonpartisan
State Senator, District 49
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