Husker Vote Coalition encourages all to vote Nov. 8

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Husker Vote Coalition encourages all to vote Nov. 8

Grace Carey, a freshman from Bellevue, Nebraska, votes in her first election Nov. 3, 2020.
Grace Carey, a freshman from Bellevue, Neb., votes in her first election Nov. 3, 2020.

The Husker Vote Coalition has answers for frequently asked questions to ensure Huskers are prepared to cast a ballot in the upcoming Nebraska general election.

Where do I go to vote on Election Day?

If you choose to vote in person in 2022, you can head to your polling station from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Nov. 8.

Find your polling place.

I have to work all day on Election Day. Can I get Time off to Vote?

Yes. Nebraska law allows workers time off to vote in certain circumstances. If you are scheduled to work the 12 hours when the polls are open, you can take up to two consecutive hours off to vote. If you apply for this time off before or even on Election Day, your employer can’t punish you or subtract wages on account of your absence. Under the law, your employer is also entitled to specify the hours when you can be gone from work to vote. Work in advance with your employer to ensure you are given time to get to the polls. It’s your right

Review this law.

Do I have to show an ID on Election Day to vote?

No. Identification is not required to vote in Nebraska. The only exception is if you’re a first-time voter, you registered to vote by mail, and did not send in a copy of your ID at that time.

Learn about your rights as a voter on election day.

What is on the ballot for the 2022 Nebraska General Election?

There are a variety of offices on the ballot for the 2022 Nebraska General Election. Huskers can visit Ballot Ready here to gain information about the candidates running for office in Nebraska. Huskers can learn more about election protocols through the [Husker Vote Coalition](https://involved.unl.edu/husker-vote-coalition).

Do you want more election information?

Huskers can find more Election information and resources anytime on Husker Vote Coalition website.

For more information contact Andrew Brown within Student Leadership, Involvement and Community Engagement at andrew.brown@unl.edu or 402-472-8721.

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