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Wear Your Green — Let’s March! ☘️

Mar 6
1 min read

Friends,


March is here, and with it comes one of the most fun traditions of the year… St. Patrick’s Day in Nebraska.


There’s something special about communities coming together for a parade, sharing a laugh, and celebrating the people and traditions that make our state great.


This year, I’d love for you to join our campaign team as we walk in two great St. Patrick’s Day parades on Saturday, March 14.


Put on your green, bring your family, and come celebrate with us.


JOIN US IN

Omaha

Saturday, March 14 Meet at 10:30 AM Parade begins at 11:00 AM

 

OR

O’Neill

Saturday, March 14 Meet at 12:30 PM Parade begins at 1:00 PM



Whether you’re able to join us in Omaha, O’Neill, or just cheer along the route, I hope to see many of you there. Parades are one of the best ways to connect with people across Nebraska… neighbors, families, and friends all coming together.


And of course, don’t forget to wear your green!


This campaign is growing quickly because of supporters like you who believe Nebraska deserves leadership rooted in stewardship, transparency, and hard work.


Thank you for being part of it.


Scott Petersen

Candidate for Nebraska Secretary of State


☘️ P.S. If you see us at the parade, stop and say hello! And if you happen to find a little Irish luck along the route, send it our way. We’ll take all the good fortune Nebraska can offer.

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