Nebraska Primary Election Results
Nebraska Primary Election Results
Governor
The Republican primary is a three-way dead heat between Charles W. Herbster, a businessman backed by former President Donald J. Trump; Jim Pillen, a University of Nebraska regent supported by outgoing Gov. Pete Ricketts; and Brett Lindstrom, a state senator who appeals to the party’s moderate wing. The race has been roiled by allegations that Mr. Herbster groped several women, which he has denied.
Republican Primary
Candidate | Votes | Pct. | |
---|---|---|---|
Jim Pillen
|
91,152 | +33.9% 33.9% | |
Charles Herbster
|
80,369 | +29.9% 29.9 | |
Brett Lindstrom
|
70,166 | +26.1% 26.1 | |
Total reported |
268,949 | ||
Democratic Primary
Candidate | Votes | Pct. |
---|---|---|
Carol Blood
|
88,189 | +88.7% 88.7% |
Roy Harris
|
11,191 | +11.3% 11.3 |
Total reported |
99,380 |
Secretary of State
Bob Evnen, the Republican Secretary of State who pushed back at lies about irregularities in the 2020 election results, is facing two far-right challengers, Robert Borer and Rex Schroder. Both have criticized him over his handling of the election.
Republican Primary
Candidate | Votes | Pct. | |
---|---|---|---|
Bob Evnen*
|
97,851 | +43.9% 43.9% | |
Robert Borer
|
71,765 | +32.2% 32.2 | |
Rex Schroder
|
53,367 | +23.9% 23.9 | |
Total reported |
222,983 | ||
* Incumbent |
U.S. House
1st District Republican Primary
Candidate | Votes | Pct. | |
---|---|---|---|
Mike Flood
|
60,822 | +73.9% 73.9% | |
Jeff Fortenberry*
|
9,701 | +11.8% 11.8 | |
John Weaver
|
5,411 | +6.6% 6.6 | |
Total reported |
82,262 | ||
* Incumbent |
1st District Democratic Primary
Candidate | Votes | Pct. |
---|---|---|
Patty Pansing Brooks
|
31,554 | +86.7% 86.7% |
Jazari Zakaria
|
4,861 | +13.3% 13.3 |
Total reported |
36,415 |
All Races
District Dist. | Candidates | Est. rpt. | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
1 Dem. 1 (D) | Pansing Brooks
87%
|
Zakaria
13%
|
>95% | › |
1 Rep. 1 (R) | Flood
74%
|
Fortenberry*
12%
|
>95% | › |
2 Dem. 2 (D) | Vargas
69%
|
Shelton
31%
|
>95% | › |
2 Rep. 2 (R) | Bacon*
77%
|
Kuehl
23%
|
>95% | › |
3 Dem. 3 (D) | Else
52%
|
Wik
48%
|
>95% | › |
3 Rep. 3 (R) | Smith*
76%
|
Calhoun
24%
|
>95% | › |
* Incumbent |
What to Watch
What can Nebraska tell us about the midterms?
Nebraska will be the latest test of former President Donald J. Trump’s hold on Republican primary voters and how much influence he has on state politics heading into higher-profile races in Georgia, where he is trying to oust Republican incumbents. — Reid J. Epstein
State Legislature
District Dist. | Candidates | Est. rpt. | |
---|---|---|---|
2 Ind. | Clements*
54%
|
>95% | |
Slattery
23%
|
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4 Ind. | Maxwell-Ostdiek
|
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von Gillern
|
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6 Ind. | Cavanaugh*
48%
|
>95% | |
Mirch
38%
|
|||
8 Ind. | Hunt*
66%
|
>95% | |
Arant Asher
23%
|
|||
10 Ind. | DeBoer*
|
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Goding
|
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12 Ind. | Riepe
45%
|
Richards
20%
|
>95% |
14 Ind. | Arch*
58%
|
>95% | |
Villegas
25%
|
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16 Ind. | Hansen*
|
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Petersen
|
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18 Ind. | Young
35%
|
Armendariz
33%
|
>95% |
20 Ind. | Dornan
43%
|
>95% | |
Fredrickson
35%
|
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22 Ind. | Moser*
76%
|
Zach
12%
|
>95% |
24 Ind. | Hughes
|
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Hotovy
|
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26 Ind. | Barger
41%
|
>95% | |
Dungan
37%
|
|||
28 Ind. | Raybould
|
||
Christensen
|
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30 Ind. | Dorn*
|
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32 Ind. | Brandt*
|
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34 Ind. | Lippincott
|
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Reimers
|
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36 Ind. | Lauritsen
|
||
Holdcroft
|
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38 Ind. | Cappel
|
||
Murman*
|
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40 Ind. | DeKay
36%
|
Kube
26%
|
>95% |
42 Ind. | Bruns
45%
|
>95% | |
Jacobson*
44%
|
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44 Ind. | Dunn
|
||
Ibach
|
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46 Ind. | Conrad
43%
|
>95% | |
Bowers
39%
|
|||
48 Ind. | Hardin
45%
|
Lease
23%
|
>95% |
* Incumbent |
Other Races
Attorney General
Race | Candidates | Est. rpt. | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
Rep. (R) | Hilgers
67%
|
Hicks
33%
|
>95% | › |
Auditor
Race | Candidates | Est. rpt. | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
Rep. (R) | Foley
73%
|
Anderson
27%
|
>95% | › |
Public Service Commission
District Dist. | Candidates | Est. rpt. | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
4 Rep. 4 (R) | Kamler
58%
|
Johnson*
42%
|
>95% | › |
5 Rep. 5 (R) | Stocker
43%
|
Ridder*
41%
|
>95% | › |
* Incumbent |
Treasurer
Race | Candidates | Est. rpt. | ||
---|---|---|---|---|
Rep. (R) | Murante*
57%
|
Anderson
43%
|
>95% | › |
* Incumbent |