It's Election Night in Nebraska. See our photos here.
Tuesday is primary day in Nebraska. See photos here.
A voter drops off a ballot at Gere Library on Tuesday.
A voter drops off a ballot at the Gere Library on Tuesday.
A voter casts a ballot at Gere Library on Tuesday.
New "I Voted" stickers were available to voters on Tuesday.
Former Lincoln City Council member Richard Meginnis casts his ballot at Gere Library on Tuesday.
Former Lincoln City Council member Richard Meginnis casts his ballot at Gere Library on Tuesday.
Lancaster County public defender candidate Sarah Newell pulls up election results during a watch party at Fleetwood Restaurant on Tuesday.
The Algorythms perform during a Democratic watch party Tuesday at Hub Cafe.
First District Congressional candidate Chris Backemeyer, right, and his wife Courtne talk to and James Michael Bowers, center, at a Democratic watch party Tuesday at Hub Cafe.
Robin Kosmicki, friend and supporter of Lancaster County public defender candidate Sarah Newell, watches as results roll in during a watch party at on Tuesday at Fleetwood restaurant in Lincoln.
Lancaster County public defender candidate Sarah Newell watches results roll in at a watch party at Fleetwood restaurant on Tuesday.
Some races are set. Others are still up in the air. See our complete coverage from Tuesday night's primary election.
For Lancaster County's 207,598 registered voters, Tuesday is a chance to make their voices heard.
Incumbent Republican Gov. Jim Pillen will face former Democratic state Sen. Lynne Walz in the Nebraska gubernatorial general election this November.
Chris Backemeyer will be the Democratic nominee facing off against incumbent Republican Rep. Mike Flood after defeating fellow Democrat Eric Moyer in the primary.Â
Carina McCormick and David Bruno will appear on November's ballot to represent part of downtown and west Lincoln on the Southeast Community College board.
Voters in the Waverly and Norris school districts appeared to reject two school bond issues on Tuesday.
Comstock, a registered nonpartisan, and Hosein, a registered Republican, will advance to November's general election for the seat representing most of Lincoln and northern Lancaster County.
Sarah Slattery won the Democrat nomination for secretary of state. The Republican primary race was too close to call at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Tuesday’s primary election brought a close race between three women vying for the Nebraska State Board of Education District 5 seat.
