City of Lincoln Primary Election is April 8

A Lincoln City Council Candidate Forum sponsored by twelve nonprofit organizations on Thursday, March 20, 7:00 pm at the Unitarian Church of Lincoln. The event is free and open to the public. A virtual option is available for those who prefer to attend remotely.

See details, reserve your seat.

On the Ballot: Lincoln on the Move.

Lancaster County Election Commissioner Todd Wiltgen announced his office mailed request forms to 60,000 voters on the permanent early vote by-mail request list who are eligible to vote in this spring’s city elections. Voters may use the form to request an early vote ballot for the primary or general election, or both. The pink postcard-size form (sample attached) should arrive in their mailboxes within the next few days. See details.

Voters who do not receive an early vote request postcard may obtain the request form on the Election Commissioner’s website at: www.lancaster.ne.gov/election

Voters may also contact the Election Commissioner’s Office at (402) 441-7311 and the office will mail a request form to them.

Lancaster County Election Office will mail early vote ballots beginning March 24.

The Lancaster County Election Office is looking for poll workers. See the requirements, application, training, and poll worker newsletter.

See Lancaster County Poll Worker info.