Frequently Asked Questions

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 If you were convicted of a felony and completed your sentence, including any probation or parole term, and have previously registered to vote, look up your voter registration to confirm that you are still registered. The Nebraska Voter Information Lookup, www.votercheck.necvr.ne.gov, allows you to see if you are registered by typing in your first and last name and the county where you are registered. Take a screenshot of your results from the search and save it somewhere you can access easily. If you have registered in the past and your name is no longer appearing when you search, please take a screenshot of that as well. If you do not have internet access, you can go to your county’s local election office and ask whether you are registered to vote. Take notes of the conversation along with the name of the person you talked to and the date and time of your interaction. Save these notes somewhere you can access easily. Keep the information you saved in case you have any questions about your ability to vote on November 5, 2024. 

 If you have completed a felony sentence and are not registered to vote, do not register to vote at this time as you risk potential criminal liability.  

 Please do not register anyone with a felony conviction at this time as you risk potential criminal liability.  

 If you otherwise meet all the eligibility requirements above, you can register to vote. 

 If you are currently on probation as a result of a felony conviction, you cannot register to vote at this time. If you are currently on probation as a result of a misdemeanor conviction, and otherwise meet all the eligibility requirements above, you can register to vote. 

 You cannot register to vote at this time. 

 Yes. If you have a felony conviction arising out of the State of Nebraska and you receive a pardon and you otherwise meet all the eligibility requirements above, you can register to vote. 

You cannot register to vote at this time.