Nebraska
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Nebraska Senate
Dan Osborn IndependentPete Ricketts Republican (inc.)
- Polling average
- Osborn 46.5, Ricketts 48.5 · Average of 2 polls, Oct 15 to Oct 23
- Last time
- Ricketts R 62.6, Love D 37.4 · 2024 special election
Nebraska Governor
Rick Beard OtherJim Pillen Republican (inc.)Lynne Walz Democratic
- Polling average
- Beard 5, Pillen 47, Walz 40.5 · Average of 2 polls, Oct 15 to Oct 23
- Last time
- Pillen R 59.4, Blood D 36.6 · 2022 general
Polls updated Oct 31, 2:46 a.m. ET, from VoteHub.
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Official results: Nebraska Secretary of State, Election Results
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What changed in Nebraska
Newest firstNEW POLLNebraska Governor
Nebraska Governor: Jim Pillen 47, Lynne Walz 40
Echelon Insights, Oct 16 to Oct 23, 407 likely voters
NEW POLLNebraska Senate
Nebraska Senate: Pete Ricketts 47, Dan Osborn 46
Echelon Insights, Oct 16 to Oct 23, 407 likely voters
NEW POLLNebraska Governor
Nebraska Governor: Jim Pillen 47, Lynne Walz 41
National Public Affairs, Oct 15 to Oct 18, 598 likely voters
NEW POLLNebraska Senate
Nebraska Senate: Pete Ricketts 50, Dan Osborn 47
National Public Affairs, Oct 15 to Oct 18, 598 likely voters
US House races
Sorted by newest pollNebraska District 1
Chris Backemeyer DemocraticMike Flood Republican (inc.)
- Newest poll
- Backemeyer 45, Flood 46 · Public Policy Polling, field ended Oct 20, released Oct 21
- Last time
- Flood R 60.1, Blood D 39.9 · 2024 general
Nebraska District 2
Eric Michael Foreman LibertarianBrinker Harding RepublicanDenise Powell Democratic
- Polling average
- Foreman 6, Harding 40, Powell 48 · Average of 2 polls, Sep 8 to Oct 5
- Last time
- Bacon R 50.9, Vargas D 49.1 · 2024 general
Nebraska District 3
Adrian Smith Republican (inc.)Becky Kelly Stille Democratic
- Last time
- Smith R 80.4, Ebers D 19.6 · 2024 general
Districts
- D 15+ pts
- D 5 to 15 pts
- D under 5 pts
- R under 5 pts
- R 5 to 15 pts
- R 15+ pts
- Other winner
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- · Mike Flood (R); last result Republican by 20.2 points, 2024
- · Don Bacon (R); last result Republican by 1.8 points, 2024
- · Adrian Smith (R); last result Republican by 60.8 points, 2024
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Officials (6 in office)
- Governor, Jim PillenRepublicansince Jan 2023
- Republicansince Jan 2013
- Republicansince Jan 2023
| District | Member | Party | Since |
|---|---|---|---|
| District 1 | Mike Flood | Republican | since Jul 2022 |
| District 2 | Don Bacon | Republican | since Jan 2017 |
| District 3 | Adrian Smith | Republican | since Jan 2007 |
State legislature, current members by party
- Legislature, 49 members listed of 49 seats
Nonpartisan49
Next elections (15 dates)
in 3 days
Nov 2028
- President
- US House
- State Senate
Nov 2030
Calendar for Nebraska · Nebraska Secretary of State, Elections Division
Presidential results (13 elections)
Shift since 2020: 1.4 points toward Republicans (Republican by 19.1 in 2020, Republican by 20.5 in 2024).
| Year | Democratic | Republican | D share | R share | Margin | Total votes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Kamala D. Harris | Donald J. Trump | 38.9% | 59.3% | Republican by 20.5 points | |
| 2020 | Joseph R. Biden Jr. | Donald J. Trump | 39.2% | 58.2% | Republican by 19.1 points | |
| 2016 | Hillary Clinton | Donald J. Trump | 33.7% | 58.7% | Republican by 25.0 points | |
| 2012 | Barack H. Obama | Mitt Romney | 38.0% | 59.8% | Republican by 21.8 points | |
| 2008 | Barack H. Obama | John McCain | 41.6% | 56.5% | Republican by 14.9 points | |
| 2004 | John Kerry | George W. Bush | 32.7% | 65.9% | Republican by 33.2 points | |
| 2000 | Al Gore | George W. Bush | 33.3% | 62.2% | Republican by 29.0 points | |
| 1996 | Bill Clinton | Robert Dole | 35.0% | 53.7% | Republican by 18.7 points | |
| 1992 | Bill Clinton | George H.W. Bush | 29.4% | 46.6% | Republican by 17.2 points | |
| 1988 | Michael Dukakis | George H.W. Bush | 39.2% | 60.2% | Republican by 21.0 points | |
| 1984 | Walter Mondale | Ronald Reagan | 28.8% | 70.6% | Republican by 41.7 points | |
| 1980 | Jimmy Carter | Ronald Reagan | 26.0% | 65.6% | Republican by 39.5 points | |
| 1976 | Jimmy Carter | Gerald Ford | 38.4% | 59.2% | Republican by 20.8 points |
DataState data (JSON)Sources: MIT Election Data and Science Lab, U.S. President 1976-2024 (state totals), MIT Election Data and Science Lab, U.S. House 1976-2024, Census TIGERweb Legislative MapServer (120th CDs layer 0, 119th CDs layer 4, 2026 SLD upper layer 1 and lower layer 2), unitedstates/congress-legislators (current), Open States people (current) CSVs, Wikidata SPARQL (governor position holders, party), State Legislative Election Returns, 1967-2022 (Carl Klarner, Harvard Dataverse)