DOUGLAS COUNTY PUBLIC NOTICES 3/27/20 – ELECTION
By-Mail Early Voting Ballot Application
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Notice of Primary Election
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, the 12th of May, 2020 at the usual polling places in the election precincts of Douglas County, Nebraska, a primary election will be held. The polls will be open from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Said election will be for nominating or electing candidates for various offices. All races will not appear on every primary election ballot as the candidates are nominated or elected by specific subdivisions, districts, or wards. The following is a list of all offices, candidates, and issues that will appear on the primary ballots and a list of offices and candidates that will be automatically forwarded to the general ballot.
Offices and Candidates Appearing on the Primary Ballot
For President Of The United States (Partisan)
Donald J. Trump (Republican) - President
Bill Weld (Republican) - President
Joe Biden (Democratic) - President
Tulsi Gabbard (Democratic) - President
Bernie Sanders (Democratic) - President
Elizabeth Warren (Democratic) - President
Max Abramson (Libertarian) - President
Dan Behrman (Libertarian) - President
Lincoln Chafee (Libertarian) - President
Jacob Hornberger (Libertarian) - President
Jo Jorgensen (Libertarian) - President
Adam Kokesh (Libertarian) - President
For United States Senator (Partisan)
Ben Sasse (Republican)
Matt Innis (Republican)
Dennis Frank Macek (Democratic)
Chris Janicek (Democratic)
Larry Marvin (Democratic)
Angie Philips (Democratic)
Alisha Shelton (Democratic)
Daniel M. Wik (Democratic)
Andy Stock (Democratic)
Gene Siadek (Libertarian)
For U.S. House Of Representatives - District Two (Partisan)
Donald Bacon (Republican)
Paul Anderson (Republican)
Kara Eastman (Democratic)
Ann Ashford (Democratic)
Gladys Harrison (Democratic)
Tyler Schaeffer (Libertarian)
For Public Service Commissioner - District Two (Partisan)
Krystal Gabel (Republican)
Tim Davis (Republican)
Crystal Rhoades (Democratic)
For Douglas County Commissioner - District One (Partisan)
Mike Boyle (Democratic)
Roger Garcia (Democratic)
Tonya Ward (Democratic)
For Douglas County Commissioner - District Three (Partisan)
Chris Rodgers (Democratic)
Asit Goswami (Democratic)
For Douglas County Commissioner - District Five (Partisan)
Michael Young (Democratic)
Joe DiCostanzo (Democratic)
Josh Henningsen (Democratic)
Maureen Boyle (Democratic)
For Douglas County Commissioner - District Seven (Partisan)
Mike Friend (Republican)
Clare Duda (Republican)
For Legislature - District Five (Nonpartisan)
Mike McDonnell
Gilbert Ayala
For Legislature - District Seven (Nonpartisan)
Tony Vargas
Jorge Sotolongo
For Legislature - District Nine (Nonpartisan)
Mark Vondrasek
Marque Snow
John Cavanaugh
For Legislature - District Eleven (Nonpartisan)
Dennis J. Womack
Terrell McKinney
Teela A. Mickles
Fred Conley
Cornelius F. Williams
John Sciara
Gwen Easter
For Legislature - District Thirteen (Nonpartisan)
Justin T. Wayne
For Legislature - District Thirty-One (Nonpartisan)
Alexander J. Martin
Tim Royers
Mark B. Gruenewald
Rich Pahls
Melanie Williams
For Legislature - District Thirty-Nine (Nonpartisan)
Lou Ann Linehan
Allison Heimes
For State Board Of Education - District Two (Nonpartisan)
Robert Anthony
Lisa Fricke
For State Board Of Education - District Four (Nonpartisan)
Jacquelyn Morrison
Adrian Petrescu
For Board Of Regents - University Of Nebraska - District Two (Nonpartisan)
Mike Kennedy
Jack A. Stark
Viv Ewing
For Board Of Governors - Metropolitan Community College - District Three (Nonpartisan)
Dave Pantos
Adam Gotschall
Cameron J. Gales
Gerald Mike Kuhn
For Board Of Governors - Metropolitan Community College - District Four (Nonpartisan)
Mark V. Holst
Evan Schmeits
Zach Reinhardt
Christopher C. Costello
For Coordinating Council - Learning Community - District Two (Nonpartisan)
Carol L. Hahn
Nathan S. Zingg
For Coordinating Council - Learning Community - District Four (Nonpartisan)
Allen Hager
Josh Wigginton
Lisa M. Schoenberger
For Coordinating Council - Learning Community - District Six (Nonpartisan)
Tim Hall
Andrew Brock
For Board Of Directors - Papio Missouri River Natural Resources District - Subdistrict Nine (Nonpartisan)
James Houlihan
Tyler Berzina
Patrick Bonnett
For Board Of Directors - Metropolitan Utilities District Of Omaha - Subdivision Three (Nonpartisan)
Gwen Howard
For Board Of Directors - Metropolitan Utilities District Of Omaha - Subdivision Four (Nonpartisan)
Tim Cavanaugh
Tom Wurtz
For Board Of Directors - Metropolitan Utilities District Of Omaha - Subdivision Five (Nonpartisan)
Tanya Cook
For Board Of Directors - Omaha Public Power District - Subdivision One (Nonpartisan)
Amanda Bogner
Peter Sakaris
Mark E. Treinen
For Bennington City Council - Ward Two (Nonpartisan)
Jared Weinman
Clint Adams
Jeff Ryan
For Board Of Education - Bennington Public Schools #59 (Nonpartisan)
Kara Neuverth
Darren Siekman
Chris Reiner
Terri Calabro
Joshuwa Hannum
Tim Dreessen
Allyson Crossman Slobotski
For Board Of Education - Omaha Public Schools - Subdistrict Seven (Nonpartisan)
Jane Erdenberger
Keegan Korf
Grant Sorrell
Flint Harkness
For Board Of Education - Omaha Public Schools - Subdistrict Nine (Nonpartisan)
Erik Servellon
Kay Wainwright
Tracy Casady
For Board Of Education - Westside Community Schools #66 (Nonpartisan)
Dana Blakely
John Brian
Edgar Hicks
Beth Morrissette
Issue(s) Appearing on the Primary Ballot
Special City Of Omaha Election
$200,000,000 Street Transportation Bonds
You must vote “Yes” to both ballot questions in order for the street improvements to occur:
Question 1
Shall the City of Omaha be authorized to issue and sell general obligation bonds in the amount of two hundred million and no/100 dollars ($200,000,000) for the purpose of providing funds for payment of the cost of streets, including neighborhood, collector, and arterial streets in all seven (7) city council districts, and bridges, the approximate cost to the taxpayers of the City of Omaha if this proposal is approved to be two hundred million and no/100 dollars ($200,000,000) plus interest payable on said bonds to be paid from the fund for principal and interest payments on the indebtedness of the City of Omaha as proposed in the notice of election?
Question 2
Shall the City of Omaha be authorized to increase the property tax levy rate by up to $0.035 per $100 of assessed value in order to pay for the general obligation bonds in the amount of two hundred million and no/100 dollars ($200,000,000) issued for the purpose of providing funds for payment of the cost of streets, including neighborhood, collector, and arterial streets in all seven (7) city council districts, and bridges, as proposed in the notice of election?
Millard Public Schools Bond Election
“Shall Douglas County School District 0017 in the State of Nebraska (a/k/a Millard Public Schools) issue the Bonds of said District in the principal amount of not to exceed One Hundred Twenty-Five Million Dollars ($125,000,000) for the purpose of paying the costs of: facility security improvements and related technology; constructing capital improvements and additions to and/or making repairs and renovations of existing district buildings and facilities; constructing, acquiring and installing parking, and other site improvements for such buildings, facilities and additions; and providing the necessary furnishings, equipment and apparatus for such buildings, facilities and additions, such bonds to be issued from time to time, to be sold at such price or prices, to bear interest at such rate or rates, to become due at such time or times and to have such other terms and provisions, all as may be fixed and determined by the Board of Education of the District; and
“Shall the District cause to be levied and collected annually a special levy of taxes against all the taxable property in the District sufficient in rate and amount to pay the interest, principal and premium on said Bonds as the same become due?”
Offices and Candidates Automatically Forwarded to the General Election Ballot
For Douglas County Clerk (Partisan)
Scott Petersen (Republican)
Dan Esch (Democratic)
For Douglas County Commissioner - District Five (Partisan)
Tim Lonergan (Republican)
For Douglas County Commissioner - District Seven (Partisan)
Jo Giles (Democratic)
For Douglas County Public Defender (Partisan)
Tom Riley (Democratic)
For Board Of Governors - Metropolitan Community College - District One (Nonpartisan)
Linda L. McDermitt
Brock Bean
For Board Of Governors - Metropolitan Community College - District Two (Nonpartisan)
Brad Ashby
Alex Garrison
For Board Of Directors - Papio Missouri River Natural Resources District - Subdistrict One (Nonpartisan)
Ted Japp
For Board Of Directors - Papio Missouri River Natural Resources District - Subdistrict Three (Nonpartisan)
Larry Bradley
Christian Mirch
For Board Of Directors - Papio Missouri River Natural Resources District - Subdistrict Five (Nonpartisan)
Rich Tesar
For Board Of Directors - Papio Missouri River Natural Resources District - Subdistrict Seven (Nonpartisan)
Danny Begley
For Board Of Directors - Omaha Public Power District - Subdivision Two (Nonpartisan)
Sara Howard
Krystle Craig
For Bennington Mayor (Nonpartisan)
Zac Johns
For Ralston Mayor (Nonpartisan)
Donald A. Groesser
For Valley Mayor (Nonpartisan)
Steve Peoples
Cindy Grove
For Bennington City Council - Ward One (Nonpartisan)
Joshua L. Dowding
For Ralston City Council - Ward One (Nonpartisan)
Maureen Konwinski
Tim Brousek
For Ralston City Council - Ward Two (Nonpartisan)
Lee Fideline
For Ralston City Council - Ward Six (Nonpartisan)
Ben Preis
For Valley City Council (Nonpartisan)
Bryon Ueckert
Alan Badour
Chris TenEyck
Elizabeth Lizzy Lowndes
For Board Of Education - Arlington Public Schools #24 (Nonpartisan)
Matt ODaniel
Shanon Willmott
Erich Meyer
J.J. Mastny
Chase Kratochvil
For Board Of Education - Douglas County West Community Schools #15 (Nonpartisan)
Liz Mayer
Luke Janke
Bill Koile Jr.
For Board Of Education - Elkhorn Public Schools #10 (Nonpartisan)
Renee Vokt
Scot M. Ringenberg
Jennifer Shatel
Reagan Rosenberg
For Board Of Education - Fort Calhoun Community Schools #3 (Nonpartisan)
Adam D. Neumann
Kelli A. Shaner
Tony Knight
Michael Bonacci
Josh Christensen
For Board Of Education - Fremont Public Schools #1 (Nonpartisan)
Todd Hansen
Pamela Murphy
Terry L. Sorensen
Jon C. Ludvigsen
David A. Fachman
For Board Of Education - Gretna Public Schools #37 (Nonpartisan)
Dawn M. Stock
Rick Hollendieck
Kyle Janssen
Sasha P. Zubia
Patrick Dietze
For Board Of Education - Millard Public Schools #17 (Nonpartisan)
Linda Poole
Mike Pate
Amanda McGill Johnson
For Board Of Education - Omaha Public Schools - Subdistrict One (Nonpartisan)
Ricky Smith
Mort Sullivan
For Board Of Education - Omaha Public Schools - Subdistrict Three (Nonpartisan)
Nick Thielen
Alex P. Gates
For Board Of Education - Omaha Public Schools - Subdistrict Five (Nonpartisan)
Spencer Head
For Board Of Education - Ralston Public Schools #54 (Nonpartisan)
Catherine N. Payne
Robin Richards
Heather R. Johnson
Jodi Norton
Merv Riepe
Patrick McPherson
Dated this 27th day of March, 2020.
Brian W. Kruse
Douglas County Election Commissioner
3-27-20
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