According to Cuming County Clerk Bonnie Vogltance, the Cuming County voter turnout for Tuesday’s primary election was 29.6%.
In the election for Cuming County supervisor district 6, Chad Dixon received 136 votes and David Brown received 89 votes.
Beemer Economic Development plan – 0.5% sales and use tax to be used for economic development over a 10 year period – both questions passed…. Question one passed 67 in favor and 44 opposed, along with question 2 with 67 in favor and 39 opposed.
In Cuming County, five townships requested a levy override, and four of the five passed. The Beemer township levy override question passed with 72 votes in favor and 62 opposed. Grant township passed with 22 in favor and 6 opposed. Blaine township lid override passed with 16 in favor and 8 opposed. Wisner township levy and lid override passed on a 28 to 4 vote. One requested failed… the Lincoln township levy-lid override request failed with 38 votes in opposition and 34 votes in favor of the request.
Nebraska results
Voter turnout: 27% with just over 333-thousand Nebraskans voting in the Primary Tuesday.
President – Donald Trump received 80% of the Republican votes, while Joe Biden received nearly 90% of the Democratic votes. On the Libertarian presidential ticket, Chase Russel Oliver received the most votes with 27% out of a field of six candidates.
Both of Nebraska’s U-S Senate seats had primary elections on Tuesday. Deb Fischer received just under 80% of the vote in her race over Aaron Kowalski, and Pete Ricketts received 79% in his ticket race over John Glen Weaver and Mac Stevens. In the Legal Marijuana Now party race for U-S Senate seat in Nebraska, Kerry Eddy garnered 68% of the vote over Kenneth Peterson.
Congressional Races
Congressional District 1 – Republican Mike Flood 81.5% – Michael Connely 18.5%
Democratic Carol Blood – unopposed
Congressional District 2 – Republican Don Bacon 61.8% – Dan Frei 38%
Democratic Tony Vargas – unopposed
Congressional District 3 – Republican Adrian Smith 74% – John Walz 18.5% – Robert McCuiston 7%
Democratic Daniel Ebers 53% – David Else 47%
Nebraska Unicameral (top 2 move on to general election)
Distrct 15 – Dave Wordekemper 43.8% – Roxie Kracl 25% – Anthony Hanson 19% – Scott Thomas 6% – Peter Maberry 5.8%
District 17 – Mike Albrecht 40.7% – Glen Meyer 32% – Cindy Kai 27%
District 19 – Jeanne Reigle 38.8% – Rob Dover 36.4% – Melissa Temple 24.6%
District 23 – Jared Storm 34.9% – Dennis Fujan 24.6% – Allie French 14.2% – Larissa Schultz 12.5% – Alan Zavodny 7.8% – Jacob Wolff 6%
State Board of Education
District 3 – Lisa Schonhoff 59.8% – Bill McAllister 40.2%
District 1 – Kristin Christensen 60.7% – Liz Davids 39.3%
Board of Regents
District 3 – Jim Scheer – unopposed
Natural Resource Districts
Lower Platte South NRD Subdistrict 1 – Carla McCullough Dittman 46% – Don Jacobson 34% – Rod DeBuhr 20%
Papio Missouri River NRD Subdistrict 1 – Rodney Storm 36% – Shawn Mohr Melotz 31% – Dan Conway 24% – Van Harman 8%
Wayne County Commissioner District 2
Dean Burbach – 243
Dwaine Junck – 222
Wayne Local Sales and Use Tax – Against 545 – For 313
Stanton County – Voter turnout – 47.8%
Stanton County Commissioner District 3
Doug Oertwich – 257
Duane Rehak – 255
North Bend City Council (vote for 2)
Bart Bosco – 148
Waylon Fischer – 147
Alex Legge – 145
Jeremy Schwanebeck – 120
Jason Brown – 42
Fremont Economic Development plan question
Yes – 2,222
No – 1,975
Fremont Sales Tax Continuation question
Yes – 2,595
No – 1,536
Scribner Sales Tax Proposition
Yes – 163
No – 58
Scribner Economic Development proposition
Yes – 168
No – 45
Washington County Supervisor District 5
Mike Mackie – 271
Jay Anderson – 117
Mike Andreasen – 112
Blair half-cent sales tax question FAILED – 579 in favor, 811 against.
Madison County Voter turnout – 34.45%
Norfolk Mayor
Jim McKenzie – 2,349
Shane Clausen – 1,763
Scott Williams – 1,175
Battle Creek City Council (vote for 2)
John Bomar – 130
Sarah Hake – 128
John Hrabanek – 119
Travis Amen – 83
Brent Nygren – 81
