Electoral College: We’re prepared to bring the question to voters
On April 3, 2024, Civic Nebraska issued the following statement about last-minute efforts to end our state’s current Electoral College allocation system.
6 steps to easy, effective voting
Make a plan to ensure your vote is counted and your voice is heard.
Meet Scott Schrage, grant manager
The Lincolnite and Iowa native coordinates our grant activities, researches and evaluates potential funding sources, and ensures follow-through on Civic Nebraska’s funded projects.
A liberal democracy, if we can keep it
Laura Ebke, Ph.D., on understanding – and reclaiming – the foundations of our constitutional republic.
Study: Americans’ support for democratic norms remains high
Despite the words and actions of some politicians and pundits, the American people have very little appetite for throwing away our democratic way of life.
Central Valley seniors get a statehouse deep dive
Hosted by Civic Nebraska, Capitol Experience Day is a hands-on way for students to get a deep dive into state government in the place where our laws are debated and made.
Introducing Noah Rhoades, voting rights restoration coordinator
Noah coordinates grassroots advocacy and activation on voting rights restoration, including recruiting and training volunteers to engage with senators and the legislative process.
For democracy, let’s give up the right to remain silent
Just as our founding document protects against majoritarian hegemony, it implores us to not just go along with the crowd.
Lobby Day highlights Nebraska’s housing affordability crisis
More than 100 advocates, tenants, and lawmakers gathered at the Nebraska State Capitol on March 13 to call for action on a number of housing affordability issues.
Kruse shares 2024 election preparations in U.S. Senate hearing
On March 12, Douglas County Election Commissioner Brian W. Kruse shared his office’s preparations for the 2024 elections and the features that make Nebraska a gold standard for election administration.