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NEW: “Play It Right” Scott Petersen Launches Campaign Ad on Integrity and Accountability

Mar 23
1 min read

Friends,


We’re excited to officially launch our newest campaign ad:


“Play It Right.”


It’s a simple message, but an important one.


In pickleball, you play within the lines. You call the score honestly. You respect the rules.


And you play it right.


That’s how government should work too.


The Secretary of State’s office is responsible for safeguarding our elections, supporting Nebraska businesses, and ensuring accountability in government.


Those aren’t political talking points. They’re real responsibilities that impact every Nebraskan.


This ad reflects exactly why I’m running.


For more than 30 years, I’ve built businesses here in Nebraska. I know what it means to meet a payroll, follow the rules, and work hard to earn trust.


And I believe you deserve a Secretary of State who does the same.



This campaign is about restoring confidence through transparency, accountability, and leadership that puts Nebraska first.


A NEIGHBORLY NEBRASKA NUDGE

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  • Text it to someone who cares about Nebraska


That’s how we grow this campaign—neighbor to neighbor.


Let’s play it right.


Scott Petersen Candidate for Nebraska Secretary of State


P.S. When you watch the ad, I’d love to hear your thoughts. Shoot us an email to team@petersenfornebraska.com and let us know. It helps us shape the campaign moving forward.

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