EVERY VOTE COUNTS
Your Vote Can Swing the Outcome
Your vote makes a difference! The decision of which candidate will be able to hold office and enact generation-impacting policies is determined by those who take time to cast their vote. There are many elections where the winner is decided by fewer than 1,000 votes!
By showing up in large numbers at the polls and voting our values, Bible-believing Christians have a critical opportunity to be the voting bloc that ensures we have elected officials who will defend and value biblical principles.
EVERY VOTE COUNTS
Nebraska
1,217,351
Registered voters across 93 counties
68%
of eligible voters participated in the 2024 presidential election
53%
of eligible voters participated in the 2022 midterm election
Decided by razor-thin margins — 2022 Nebraska results
1,093
vote margin — Douglas County Sheriff
524
vote margin — NE Legislature, District 12
82
vote margin — NE Legislature, District 20
770
vote margin — NE Legislature, District 31
215
vote margin — Bennington Public School Board
National
174 million
Registered voters across the United States
65%
of eligible voters participated in the 2024 presidential election
52.2%
of eligible voters participated in the 2022 midterm election
32.5%
Lowest 2022 midterm turnout — Mississippi
62.3%
Highest 2022 midterm turnout — Oregon
26 states
had at least one legislative race decided by fewer than 100 votes
STEP ONE
Make Sure You Register to Vote
The first step to preparing yourself for the General Elections is to ensure that you are a registered voter. You MUST be registered in order to vote in the primary and general elections (exception: North Dakota does not require registration).
If you have not yet registered to vote or want to check and make sure you are registered, click your state on the map below and follow the steps to check your registration.
Nebraska election data: WOWT • Douglas County Election Commission • Independent Voter Project
National election data: U.S. Census Bureau (2024) • U.S. Census Bureau (2022) • U.S. Elections Project • Ballotpedia