It’s not ‘just’ a primary: 3 reasons why your vote matters
While general elections do tend to get a lion’s share of the attention, voting in our primaries is equally, if not more, important.
Fixing democracy, one step at a time
82-year-old Vermonter Rick Hubbard and his team are making their way across the country, one step at a time.
Nominate a Nebraskan for a Strengthening Democracy Award
On June 27, Civic Nebraska will honor five Nebraskans whose acts help to build a more modern and robust democracy. Through May 17, we’re accepting nominations from the public in five categories of democracy-building.
Voting rights info headed to Nebraska’s county jails
The right to vote is fundamental. We and our partners are dedicated to providing clarity and ensuring that justice-impacted individuals understand and can exercise their right to vote.
Civic health in the wake of disaster
The moment the skies cleared Friday, Nebraskans got to work – and in doing so, embodied our state’s strong civic health.
Voting rights restored! LB20 passes into law
Following the passage of LB20, which removes the extra two-year waiting period for Nebraskans who have completed a felony sentence to vote, Nebraska’s Voting Rights Restoration Coalition issued the following statement.
Democracy begins in discussion
It’s National Week of Conversation in the United States. So let’s get to it.
Be a poll worker on Election Day
Several Nebraska counties are still seeking election workers to staff their polling places.
An antidote for horse-race election coverage
What if elections – and coverage of elections – mirrored the familiar process of hiring or being hired for a job?
Celebrating ‘The Sister Project’ with Aliyah American Horse
Students from Lincoln High, Lincoln Northeast, Gordon-Rushville, and Red Cloud Indian School entered poetry or art inspired by the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women movement.