Recent federal election-security developments raise an important question for Nebraska: who has privileged access to our election systems, voter data and infrastructure—and how is that access controlled and documented?

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.

CISA’s 2026 Election Infrastructure Security Plan identifies vulnerabilities involving voter-registration databases, election software, vendors and insider access. Scott Petersen explains why Nebraska should respond with greater verification, transparency and state control.

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.

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 formally requested a state audit to review Nebraska’s compliance with federal election security laws, funding requirements, and system integrity controls.

Scott Petersen filed a public records request seeking documentation on Nebraska’s compliance with new federal election security mandates and HAVA funding requirements.

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