VOTE411 Voter Guide

VOTE411 goes live on Wednesday, September 30thAre you registered to vote at your current address? The ballot you are allowed to vote and where you are allowed to vote depends on your address, so make sure everything is up to date. Use the Nebraska Voter Information Lookup tool at https://www.votercheck.necvr.ne.gov/VoterView to check.Important dates for the upcoming November 3rd election: July 6th – First day to request an early voting ballot.September 25th – Drop boxes open across the state; some counties may have opened them earlierSeptember 28th – Early voting ballots start to be mailed to those who requested them.October 5th – First day for in-person early voting at the Election Commission’s or County Clerk's office. Some offices have extended hours on certain days, so check your county's dates and times before you go.October 16th – Last day to register to vote at the DMV, during a voter registration drive, online or by mail. Mailed registrations must be postmarked* October 16th or earlier.October 23rd – Last day to register to vote at the Election Commission’s or County Clerk's office.October 23rd – Last day to request an early voting ballot, even if it’s a replacement for one you previously requested.November 3rd – Election Day. The polls are open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Central Time and 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mountain Time. Early voting ballots must be received before the polls close on November 3rd, whether via USPS or via drop box. Do not take early voting ballots to a polling place. *Recent changes to USPS mail handling mean that letters placed in a mailbox will be sent to a regional processing hub, which may take 1 – 2 business days. Only then will the letter be postmarked. To get your letter postmarked the same day that you mail it, you need to take your letter inside a post office branch during regular business hours and ask the clerk at the retail counter for a "manual postmark".👉 Did you know? You can track the status of your early voting ballot, including when your ballot was sent to you, returned to the Election Commission or County Clerk and its status at https://www.votercheck.necvr.ne.gov/VoterView