Cheyenne County

Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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• County publication ballot — multiple precincts
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  Readable contests and choices manually transcribed from the official image publication ballot. This combined publication includes contests for different precincts; it is not one voter’s ballot. Original PDF controls and contains administrative instructions. Confirm your specific ballot with the county clerk. Cheyenne County, Nebraska — General Election — November 3, 2026 Cheyenne County Commissioner District 2 — Vote for up to 1 Ryan K. Watchorn (Republican); 1 write-in space Cheyenne County Commissioner District 3 — Vote for up to 1 Mark A. Onstott (Republican); 1 write-in space Cheyenne County Assessor — Vote for up to 1 Christina Lotton (Republican); 1 write-in space Cheyenne County Attorney — Vote for up to 1 Amber Horn (Republican); 1 write-in space Cheyenne County Clerk — Vote for up to 1 Jordan Hajek (Republican); 1 write-in space Cheyenne County Clerk of District Court — Vote for up to 1 Mindy Wiegand (Republican); 1 write-in space Cheyenne County Sheriff — Vote for up to 1 Adam E. Frerichs (Republican); 1 write-in space Cheyenne County Treasurer — Vote for up to 1 Sheila L. Von Seggern (Republican); 1 write-in space City of Sidney City Council Member — Vote for up to 3 Jeremy Lee; Brett Kerkman; Brandon Bondegard; Brock M. Buckner Sr.; Eric Pool; 3 write-in spaces Village of Dalton Board of Trustees — Vote for up to 3 James L. Schmitt; Hannah Buchert; Weston McConnell; 3 write-in spaces Village of Gurley Board of Trustees — Vote for up to 2 Eli A. Weyerts; Jim Bush; 2 write-in spaces Village of Lodgepole Board of Trustees — Vote for up to 2 Jaime Dykman; Cindy Bondegard; 2 write-in spaces Village of Potter Board of Trustees — Vote for up to 2 Kendra Mitchell; Mark Monheiser; Sarah Olsen; Jerry Deines; 2 write-in spaces Leyton Public School District 3 School Board — Vote for up to 3 Shad J. Benish; Timothy A. Jones; Samuel Schumacher; 3 write-in spaces Potter-Dix School District 9 School Board — Vote for up to 3 Linda Sue Shoemaker; Quintin Wills; Nicole C. Rasmussen; 3 write-in spaces Sidney School District 1 School Board — Vote for up to 3 Rusty Gulbranson; Michael J. Palmer; Sarah Sinnett; Yvette Yetty Roberts; Kegan Carwin; 3 write-in spaces Creek Valley School District 25 School Board — Vote for up to 3 Lucas L. Hanson; Douglas W. Mashek; Deann Speirs; 3 write-in spaces United States Senator — Six Year Term — Vote for ONE Pete Ricketts (Republican); Mike Marvin (Legal Marijuana NOW); Robin Richards (Nebraska Working People); Chuck Conboy (America First); Dan Osborn (By Petition); write-in Representative in Congress District 3 — Two Year Term — Vote for ONE Adrian Smith (Republican); Becky Kelly Stille (Democratic); David J. Else (Legal Marijuana NOW); Macey Budke (Nebraska Working People); Mark Cohen (By Petition); write-in Governor and Lt. Governor — Vote for ONE ticket Jim Pillen / Joe Kelly (Republican); Lynne Walz / Ben Steffen (Democratic); Rick Beard / Keenya Barnes (Legal Marijuana NOW); Brett Lindstrom / Michael Picard (America First); write-in Governor / Lt. Governor Secretary of State — Vote for ONE Scott Petersen (Republican); Sarah J. Slattery (Democratic); Paul Rumbaugh (Nebraska Working People); Bob Krist (America First); write-in State Treasurer — Vote for ONE Joey Spellerberg (Republican); Daniel Ebers (Democratic); write-in Attorney General — Vote for ONE Mike Hilgers (Republican); Jocelyn Brasher (Democratic); write-in Auditor of Public Accounts — Vote for ONE Mike Foley (Republican); John Knight (America First); write-in Cheyenne County Surveyor — Vote for ONE Write-in (no printed candidate) State Board of Education District 7 — Vote for ONE Elizabeth Tegtmeier; write-in Nebraska Workers' Compensation Court — Six Year Term Shall Judge Dirk V. Block be retained in office? Yes; No Shall Judge Thomas E. Stine be retained in office? Yes; No District Court District 12 — Six Year Term Shall Judge Travis P. O'Gorman be retained in office? Yes; No Shall Judge Andrea Miller be retained in office? Yes; No County Court District 12 — Six Year Term Shall Judge Aaron J. Conn be retained in office? Yes; No Shall Judge Kristen D. Mickey be retained in office? Yes; No Western Community College Board of Governors District 2 — Vote for ONE R. J. Savely Jr.; write-in South Platte Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 2 — Vote for ONE Mark Halstead; write-in South Platte Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 4 — Vote for ONE David L. Kucera; write-in South Platte Natural Resources District Board of Directors Subdistrict 6 — Vote for ONE Kathryn E. Narjes; write-in Educational Service Unit No. 13 District 11 — Vote for ONE Eric Packer; write-in Sidney Airport Authority — Six Year Term — Vote for up to TWO Nic Haas; Jesse Mueller; two write-in spaces Proposed Constitutional Amendment No. 1 A vote FOR will amend the state constitution to increase the term limit for state legislators from two consecutive four-year terms (eight years) to three consecutive four-year terms (12 years). A vote AGAINST will not amend the Nebraska Constitution, so the current limit of two consecutive four-year terms will remain in effect. State legislators will continue to be ineligible for office in the Legislature for four years after serving two consecutive terms. A constitutional amendment to change the limit on legislative terms from two consecutive terms to three consecutive terms. Choices: For; Against Initiative Measure 440 A vote "FOR" will amend the Nebraska Constitution to authorize the enactment of laws to allow persons located within Nebraska to place sports wagers through an Internet-based platform when offered by an authorized gaming operator conducting games of chance within a licensed racetrack enclosure in Nebraska. A vote "AGAINST" means the Nebraska Constitution will not be amended in this manner. Shall the Nebraska Constitution be amended to authorize the enactment of laws allowing persons located within Nebraska to place sports wagers through an Internet-based platform when offered by an authorized gaming operator conducting games of chance within a licensed racetrack enclosure in Nebraska? Choices: For; Against Initiative Measure 441 A vote "FOR" will enact statutes allowing persons located within Nebraska to place sports wagers through an Internet-based platform when offered by an authorized gaming operator conducting games of chance within a licensed racetrack enclosure in Nebraska or the gaming operator's platform provider, and regulating such sports wagers. A vote "AGAINST" means no such statutes will be enacted. Shall statutes be enacted that: (1) Allow persons located within Nebraska to place sports wagers through an Internet-based platform when offered by an authorized gaming operator conducting games of chance within a licensed racetrack enclosure in Nebraska or the gaming operator's platform provider; and (2) Regulate such sports wagers? Choices: For; Against Initiative Measure 442 A vote "FOR" will amend the Nebraska Constitution to provide: (1) Schools must expressly designate each athletic team or sport as one of the following based on biological sex: (a) Males, men, or boys; (b) females, women, or girls; or (c) coed or mixed; and (2) Athletic teams or sports designated for females, women, or girls shall not be open to students of the male sex. The amendment would apply to all athletic teams or sports sponsored by public schools or postsecondary educational institutions, and private schools or educational institutions whose athletic teams or sports compete against public schools or institutions. A vote "AGAINST" means the Nebraska Constitution will not be amended in this manner. Shall the Nebraska Constitution be amended to provide: (1) Schools must expressly designate each athletic team or sport as one of the following based on biological sex: (a) Males, men, or boys; (b) females, women, or girls; or (c) coed or mixed; and (2) Athletic teams or sports designated for females, women, or girls shall not be open to students of the male sex? The amendment would apply to all athletic teams or sports sponsored by public schools or postsecondary educational institutions, and private schools or educational institutions whose athletic teams or sports compete against public schools or institutions. Choices: For; Against

Election Day · Tuesday, November 3 · 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m.

• Assembly of God Church
  408 Wabasha, Dalton
  Assigned precincts: Union Valley. Confirm your assigned polling place with the county election office.
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• Exhibit Building, Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
  West Hwy 30, Sidney
  Assigned precincts: Sidney 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. Confirm your assigned polling place with the county election office. The official notice gives the facility and locality without a complete numbered street address; confirm the entrance with the county.
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• Fire Hall
  Front Street, Potter
  Assigned precincts: Potter. Confirm your assigned polling place with the county election office. The official notice gives the facility and locality without a complete numbered street address; confirm the entrance with the county.
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• Lodgepole Community Hall
  , Lodgepole
  Assigned precincts: Lodgepole. Confirm your assigned polling place with the county election office. The official notice gives the facility and locality without a complete numbered street address; confirm the entrance with the county.
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• Salem Lutheran Church
  , Gurley
  Assigned precincts: Gurley. Confirm your assigned polling place with the county election office. The official notice gives the facility and locality without a complete numbered street address; confirm the entrance with the county.
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