Following the Supreme Court’s 6–3 decision allowing the expanded SAVE citizenship-verification system to proceed while litigation continues, Scott Petersen is calling for Nebraska election officials to promptly resume lawful verification work while protecting due process for eligible voters.

Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers has endorsed Scott Petersen for Secretary of State, praising Petersen’s commitment to the rule of law, transparent elections, competent administration and public accountability.

Nebraska State Auditor Mike Foley has endorsed Scott Petersen for Secretary of State, praising Petersen’s commitment to accountability, responsible stewardship, transparent elections and efficient government.

Nebraska farmer, rancher, business leader and national agricultural advocate Charles W. Herbster has endorsed Scott Petersen for Secretary of State, praising Petersen’s commitment to stewardship, free enterprise and defending Nebraska.

Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn, former Director of the Defense Intelligence Agency and 25th National Security Advisor of the United States, has endorsed Scott Petersen for Nebraska Secretary of State, citing Petersen’s commitment to transparency, accountability and secure, verifiable elections.

Nebraska’s Republican National Committeeman William Feely and National Committeewoman Fanchon Blythe have endorsed Scott Petersen for Secretary of State, citing his judgment, character, grassroots relationships and commitment to earning public trust.

Dr. Douglas G. Frank, the scientist and election-integrity advocate known as the “Johnny Appleseed of Election Integrity,” has endorsed Scott Petersen for Nebraska Secretary of State, praising Petersen’s consistency, grassroots roots and commitment to transparent, verifiable elections.

Holly Kesler, founder of Kesler Consulting and a nationally active grassroots election integrity organizer, has endorsed Scott Petersen for Nebraska Secretary of State, praising his willingness to do the work, build relationships and put citizens at the center of election administration.

SD Canvassing leader Jessica Pollema endorses Scott Petersen, saying Nebraska and South Dakota can help lead the Great Plains in restoring election confidence.

Cybersecurity and election security expert Clay Parikh has endorsed Scott Petersen for Nebraska Secretary of State, citing Petersen’s commitment to transparency, verification and election systems that can withstand scrutiny.

National election integrity advocate and former U.S. Army Military Intelligence officer Seth Keshel has endorsed Scott Petersen for Nebraska Secretary of State, calling Petersen a grassroots champion with the potential to become a national leader in restoring confidence in American elections.

Election integrity wasn't always a partisan issue. Scott Petersen explores the bipartisan history of election security and explains why transparency remains the foundation of public confidence in our democratic process.

How do we restore confidence in our elections? Scott Petersen explains why transparency, public participation, paper ballots, and accountable election administration are essential to preserving trust in our constitutional republic.

Scott Petersen announced full support for the newly released Model Election Laws Handbook, calling it a major step toward restoring public confidence through transparent, verifiable, and accountable elections.

Scott Petersen acknowledges the growing national movement for election transparency and thanks the cybersecurity experts, data analysts, poll watchers, attorneys, and grassroots activists closely watching Nebraska’s Election Day processes.

Scott Petersen explains why Nebraska deserves secure, transparent, and fully verifiable elections, and outlines his plan to restore public confidence through accountability, meaningful audits, and stronger election safeguards.

On the eve of Nebraska’s Republican Primary, Scott Petersen thanks supporters and lays out the clear contrast in the Secretary of State race: grassroots leadership, election transparency, and Nebraska First values versus establishment politics and the status quo.

Former Nebraska State Senator Steve Halloran explains how Nebraska’s voter ID law evolved during the legislative process and argues that loopholes weakened the original intent approved by voters. He calls for restoring stronger election integrity protections and accountability.

Voting machines create Cast Vote Records—digital logs of how ballots are counted. A recent court ruling declared them public records. Nebraska still refuses to release them, raising serious questions about transparency and trust.

Kirk Penner argues that Nebraska’s Secretary of State should focus on election integrity, business services, and accountability at home instead of controversial overseas trade missions and questionable spending abroad.