• To protect the integrity of the election processes and maintain public confidence with honest and impartial elections.
• To commit to excellence by continuing education and on going evaluations of our electoral processes.
• To provide equitable and dignified treatment to All voters.
• To demonstrate our loyalty to freedom, pride in our profession and commitment to the democratic process.
• To be fiscally responsible.

• Contact the election office to request a form or click here to download a voter registration form. The completed form with original signature must be sent to the Election Commissioner at the address stated below.

• By calling the election office.
• Search the Secretary of State site at:  https://www.votercheck.necvr.ne.gov
• To view a list of polling sites with their addresses  click here.

• A qualified voter must be a United States citizen and be 18 or older on the day of the General Election (first Tuesday, after first Monday in November).
• A citizen of the United States.
• A resident of Cass County.
• Not convicted of a felony, unless your civil rights have been restored or it has been 2 years after the sentence is completed, including any probation term.
• Not declared mentally incompetent

• You will need to update your voter registration to reflect your new/current address. Contact the election office to request a form or click here to download a voter registration form. The completed form with original signature must be sent to the Election Commissioner at
  the address stated below.

• No. Early Voting Ballots are available in the election office 35 days prior to the election by completing an Early Voting request form.
• Or simply send your request to the election office for an Early Voting Ballot. Provide the date of the election, your residence address, party affiliation, phone number, mailing address for your ballot, signature and date.
• or click here to download a request form.
• The completed Early Voting request must be sent or faxed to the election office and must be received not earlier than 120 days prior to the election and not later than 4 p.m. on the Wednesday preceding the election.

• Viewing our web-site
  • Go to Public Notice page
  • Select Notice of Election
  • View the available choices and select your topic

• Viewing our web-site
  • Go to Public Notice page
  • Select Notice of Election
  • View the available choices and select your topic
• By calling the Election Office
• Contacting their Village and City Clerks

• A letter will be send a letter right after the New Year to the party chairperson ’s asking them to certify the number of delegates that will represent each precinct at the post-primary convention.  This must be returned to the election office by Feb 1, or I will set the number of delegates at 2 per precinct
• The delegate filing forms must be filed in my office by March 3 click here
• After March 3 a list of all the names filed will be sent to the party chairperson’s with a request that they certify the date, time and location for their party convention to me by May 1.
• Once received a Certificate of Election for Delegate to the Convention will be sent to the delegates, which includes the date, time and location information for the convention.

• By coming into the Election Office to file
• Our web-site has forms click here
• For additional information and qualifications of the offices go to our web-site
  • Go to Public Notice page
  • Select Notice of Election
  • View the available choices and select your topic
• If you are running for a city or village office, you may also contact your city or village clerk.

• Apx. 160 workers are needed for a county-wide election
• To keep a political balance we need to recruit more Democrats and NonPartisan voters.
• Minimum wage salaries have just increased.
  • Judges/Clerks $5.85 per hr
  • Inspectors $6.45 per hr
  • Other positions include:
  • Canvass Board
  • Early Voting Board
  • Automark Delivery/PU driver
  • Election Office support
  • Floaters & Backup workers
• High School Students
  • 16 yrs old by election day
  • Grade point 2.5 on a 4.0 scale
  • Community Service for graduation or resume
• Application Form  (click here)
• Or by calling the Election Office

Additional election information can be found by going to:
         >Public Notice< Then >Notice of Election<

Email - election@cassne.org

Hours are 8 am to 5 PM Monday through Friday.