2026 General Election

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4-year term

Continue Goshen County’s 0.25% excise tax for four years, with proceeds supporting county economic development.

Shall the Laramie County Commissioners be authorized to renew a 1% sales and use tax, with revenue used as general revenue?

4-year term

4-year term

Shall Laramie County renew a 2% lodging tax on sleeping accommodations as authorized by Wyoming law?

2-year term

2-year term

2-year term

6-year term

2-year term

6-year term

Amendment No. 1 would increase Nebraska legislators’ consecutive service limit from two four-year terms (8 years) to three (12 years). A vote against keeps the current eight-year limit and four-year waiting period.

4-year term

4-year term

4-year term

Constitutional amendment authorizing laws for online sports wagering by persons located in Nebraska through authorized racetrack gaming operators.

Statutory measure allowing and regulating online sports wagering through authorized racetrack gaming operators or their platform providers.

Constitutional amendment requiring covered school athletic teams to be designated by biological sex and limiting female teams to female students.

4-year term

4-year term

4-year term

4-year term

4-year term

4-year term

4-year term

2-year term

Create a property-tax exemption for qualifying homeowners equal to 50% of the assessed value of their primary residence.

4-year term

Continue Bayard’s Economic Development Program for 10 years using 25% of the first $100,000 in annual city sales-tax revenue, capped at $25,000 per year.

Increase Bridgeport’s sales and use tax from 1% to 1.5%. The additional revenue would fund roads, sidewalks, water, wastewater, and electric infrastructure.

Continue Chappell’s 0.5% sales and use tax for 10 years, with all net revenue funding the city’s Economic Development Program.

Continue Chappell’s Economic Development Program from April 1, 2028, through March 31, 2038, using an estimated $112,000 per year from the sales tax in Proposition 1.

No filings

Continue the amended City of Kimball Economic Development Program.

Impose a one-half-cent sales and use tax for the Economic Development Program.

Extend Rushville’s 0.5% sales and use tax through April 1, 2031, for lawful municipal purposes, including continued support of Parkview Lodge Assisted Living Center.

Add a one-half-percent sales and use tax for public infrastructure, including a senior and aquatics center.

Elect one council member from each ward and two council members at large.

4-year term

4-year term

Impose a permanent 1% village sales and use tax for the Economic Development Program and other purposes authorized by the Village Board.

Establish a 15-year Economic Development Program funded primarily by the proposed 1% sales tax, without using property taxes. The program may support jobs, housing, child care, tourism, infrastructure, and business development.

Authorize the Village of Harrison to establish and operate a lottery for community-betterment purposes under Nebraska law.

No filings

Amend use of the existing one-percent sales and use tax for sanitary sewer, storm sewer, water systems and real-property projects through March 31, 2037.

Issue up to $29.75 million in bonds for middle-school additions, renovations, safety, CTE, athletics, traffic flow and parking.

Authorize up to $24.85 million in school bonds for additions and renovations in Gordon and Rushville, including classrooms, safety, athletics, and support spaces. Property taxes would repay the bonds.

4-year term

4-year term

Remainder of unexpired 2-year term

4-year term

4-year term

4-year term

4-year term

Allow Bayard Cemetery District to levy up to $0.07 per $100 of taxable value above statutory limits for five fiscal years, funding operations and capital needs.

Allow Bridgeport Cemetery District to levy up to $0.035 per $100 of taxable value above statutory limits for five fiscal years, funding operations and capital needs.

4-year term