Click the map image below to explore Nebraska voter participation. Civic Nebraska's Tool to Reflect Overall Voter Engagement represents the total number of ballots cast out of the total number of registered Nebraska voters in the general election. Data is from the Nebraska Secretary of State's Office and is available at the Census Tract, ZIP Code, and County level. Demographic data are available at the Census Tract level and are from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey.

›› Click the map image or this link. This will launch a new window.
›› Enter an address, ZIP code, city, or county in the search bar and zoom in to view a specific area. When you click or tap within a selected area, a pop-up with more information will appear.
›› Watch an introductory webinar on TROVE (34 min) | View presentation slides
If you have questions, comments, or self-guided findings you would like to share, please contact Allen Chlopek, rural civic health programs manager. 

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