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Elections from local newsrooms

From KFOR, KOLN and 5 more newsrooms, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. KFOR3 hours ago

    Reminders from Lancaster County Election Commissioner Ahead of Election Day Tuesday

    LINCOLN–(KFOR Nov. 2)–Lancaster County Election Commissioner Todd Wiltgen has some reminders for you, if you plan to…

  2. KOLN4 hours ago

    Lancaster County election commissioner predicts 52% turnout for general election

    The Lancaster County Election Commissioner’s Office has a few reminders ahead of the Nebraska General Election on Tuesday, Nov. 3.

    Also reported byKLIN

  3. The Beatrice Daily Sun9 hours ago

    Votes, volleys and victories: Packed week in Lincoln and across Nebraska begins

    Campaign signs come down. Championship banners could go up. Nebraska's November opens with a whirlwind of politics and sports.

  4. Nebraska Public Media10 hours ago

    Artificial intelligence use doubles among rural Nebraskans

    Results from the 2026 Nebraska Rural Poll show that the number of Nebraskans who have used generative AI tools has more than doubled in just the past two years, from 27% in 2024 to 55% this year.

  5. Lincoln Journal Star11 hours ago

    Husker fans can't escape political ads, even on game day.

    Nebraska Public Media News tracked every political ad that aired during each NU football game. The 53 ads over seven games provide a lens into the battle over voters.

  6. Wahoo-Ashland-Waverly.com12 hours ago

    Nebraska candidates, ballot measures exceed $63M in fundraising before Nov. 3 election

    LINCOLN — As Nebraskans head to the polls Tuesday, they will vote in some of the most expensive races in state history — and in a year when candidates and

  7. Lincoln Journal Star12 hours ago

    What you need to know about Tuesday's election and its impact on local government

    Election Commissioner Todd Wiltgen predicted 52% of the county's approximately 208,000 registered voters would cast a ballot — a lower turnout than the 57.57% in the 2022 general election.