General Election

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

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US House of Representatives, District 1

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Jeff Fortenberry* Republican

$418,121

Ivy Harper Democrat

$15,239

* Denotes an incumbent who is running for re-election to the same office.

US House of Representatives, District 2

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Lee Terry* Republican

$1,305,026

Tom White Democrat

$675,126

US House of Representatives, District 3

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Adrian Smith* Republican

$663,540

Rebekah Davis Democrat

$30,057

Governor

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Dave Heineman* Republican

$1,935,524

Mark Lakers Democrat

$46,700

Secretary of State

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John A. Gale* Republican

$15,375

Janet Stewart Democrat

Attorney General

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Jon Bruning* Republican

$819,717

Treasurer

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Don Stenberg Republican

$17,515

Mark Stoj Democrat

Auditor of Public Accounts

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Mike Foley* Republican

State Legislature, District 2

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Dave Pankonin* Non-partisan

$12,225

Nate Louderback Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 4

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Pete Pirsch* Non-partisan

$28,524

State Legislature, District 6

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John Nelson* Non-partisan

$13,296

Todd Frazier Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 8

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Burke J. Harr Non-partisan

$15,190

John Comstock Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 10

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Bob Krist* Non-partisan

$19,238

Tim Lonergan Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 12

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Steve Lathrop* Non-partisan

$34,595

John J. Lillis Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 14

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Jim Smith Non-partisan

Teresa Whitehead Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 16

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Kent Rogert* Non-partisan

$28,490

Lydia N. Brasch Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 18

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Scott Lautenbaugh* Non-partisan

$14,699

Carl Lorenzen Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 20

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Brad Ashford* Non-partisan

$30,325

State Legislature, District 22

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Mike Moser Non-partisan

Paul Schumacher Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 24

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Greg Adams* Non-partisan

$6,930

State Legislature, District 26

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Amanda McGill* Non-partisan

$25,285

Tom Dierks Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 28

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Bill Avery* Non-partisan

$20,301

Nancy M. Russell Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 30

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Norm Wallman* Non-partisan

$12,473

John W. Knabe Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 32

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Russ Karpisek* Non-partisan

$14,704

State Legislature, District 34

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Annette Dubas* Non-partisan

$22,361

Brandon Hunnicutt Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 36

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John Wightman* Non-partisan

$5,450

State Legislature, District 38

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Tom Carlson* Non-partisan

$17,922

State Legislature, District 40

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Cap Dierks* Non-partisan

$1,100

Tyson Larson Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 42

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Thomas Hansen* Non-partisan

$7,700

State Legislature, District 44

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Mark Christensen* Non-partisan

$18,714

Thomas C. Baker Non-partisan

$1,240

State Legislature, District 46

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Danielle Conrad* Non-partisan

$18,683

Chad Wright Non-partisan

State Legislature, District 48

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John Harms* Non-partisan

$7,007

Public Service Commissioner, District 4

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Rod Johnson* Republican

Public Service Commissioner, District 5

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Gerald L. Vap* Republican

Nebraska

Voter FAQ

Register to vote

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Where to vote

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When to vote

Polls open at 8 am Central Time (7 am Mountain Time) and close at 8 pm Central Time (7 pm Mountain Time) in Nebraska.

Vote early

Any registered voter may vote early by mail or in person. Send your early voting request form to your county clerk. Or, fill out the early voting request form and cast your ballot at your county clerk's office up to 35 days prior to any statewide election or 15 days prior to a special election.

More information

The Nebraska Secretary of State publishes a Voter FAQ with more information about voting in Nebraska.

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State campaign finance data is courtesy of our friends at Follow The Money.