OMAHA, Neb.—Nebraska on May 12 will hold the nation’s first in-person primary since a heavily criticized election in Wisconsin five weeks ago in the middle of the CCP virus pandemic.
Election officials have repeatedly urged voters to cast early, mail-in ballots, but Republican Gov. Pete Ricketts and Secretary of State Bob Evnen both pledged to forge ahead with an in-person primary even though many other states have rescheduled theirs or switched to all-mail voting.
