Scott Petersen responds to recent attacks, calling for accountability and urging Nebraskans to focus on election integrity, transparency, and local control.

Scott Petersen is calling for full financial transparency regarding Secretary of State Bob Evnen’s pre-primary “transparency tour,” asking whether taxpayers or campaign funds are covering the costs.

A viral video from @BeardVet is turning heads with a simple message: “8 years. Still not working.” Using sharp humor and a deadpan delivery, the ad calls out outdated election systems and the lack of modernization in Nebraska raising a question voters can’t ignore.

Scott Petersen outlines 10 key concerns about election transparency, verification, and accountability, urging Nebraskans to demand clear answers and stronger standards.

New concerns are emerging over transparency, outdated standards, and lack of oversight in Nebraska’s election systems. Nebraskans deserve verification—not blind trust.

A newly declassified intelligence memo reveals vulnerabilities in U.S. election infrastructure, raising new questions about transparency, security, and public trust.

Scott Petersen raises concerns over more than $46,000 in campaign payments to a Maryland-based consulting firm, questioning the role of out-of-state influence in Nebraska’s Secretary of State race.

Scott Petersen is raising concerns after campaign finance records revealed more than $46,000 in payments to a Maryland-based political consulting firm with ties to national election advocacy networks. The campaign is calling for transparency and questioning the role of out-of-state influence in Nebraska’s Secretary of State race.

With the May 12 primary approaching, Scott Petersen is warning Nebraskans to expect a familiar tactic from political insiders: a last-minute smear campaign driven by out-of-state consultants and donor influence instead of real answers.

In a direct message to supporters, Scott Petersen warns Nebraskans to expect a familiar tactic from political insiders: a last-minute smear campaign driven by out-of-state consultants instead of real answers.

Iranian whistleblower exposes a simple playbook for stealing U.S. elections: SQL injection hacks on voter databases in 40+ states, mass extraction of voter rolls, and rapid generation of fraudulent absentee ballots through official government systems. Scott Petersen calls for urgent reforms including hand-counted paper ballots and strict voter ID.

Scott Petersen applauds Gov. Jim Pillen for closing a foreign funding loophole and calls for broader election integrity reforms, including transparency and secure voting systems.

Scott Petersen joins Vanessa Broussard on Lindell TV to discuss restoring confidence in Nebraska’s elections through transparency, accountability, and consistent leadership.

Scott Petersen, candidate for Nebraska Secretary of State, argues that Nebraska’s voter ID law does not fully address election integrity and calls for broader reforms including voter roll accuracy and transparency.

New concerns raise important questions about how election data is stored, reported, and accessed—and why transparency is critical to maintaining public trust.

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Scott Petersen outlines how expanded mail-in voting is reshaping Nebraska elections, raising concerns about transparency, voter rolls, and the impact on rural communities.

“This is what we voted for.” Scott Petersen highlights the new Executive Order on election integrity and explains why it’s a major step toward transparent, verifiable elections in Nebraska.

Scott Petersen says the new Executive Order on election integrity reinforces what Nebraskans already know: elections must be transparent, verifiable, and accountable to the people.

Scott Petersen’s campaign continues to gain momentum across Nebraska, earning key county endorsements while traveling the state to meet voters, speak at conventions, and build grassroots support. From Omaha to North Platte, the message is clear: Nebraskans are ready for leadership that shows up and gets the job done right.