Fiscal sponsorship provides legitimate administrative infrastructure for nonprofit projects—but it can also make financial relationships harder for the public to follow. Scott Petersen examines fiscal sponsorship, foreign-funding allegations in Nebraska, and questions surrounding transparency and disclosure.

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?

Kansas has adopted a new approach to citizenship verification and voter-list maintenance using the federal SAVE system. Scott Petersen examines what Nebraska can learn from its neighboring state while protecting due process for eligible voters.

Every eligible Nebraskan deserves the opportunity to vote—and the assurance that the choice reflected on their ballot is truly their own. Here’s what families should know about protecting the rights and autonomy of vulnerable voters in Nebraska nursing homes.

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.

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.

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 State Board of Education member and longtime educator Lisa Schonhoff has endorsed Scott Petersen for Secretary of State, praising his commitment to civic education and the opportunity to help young Nebraskans better understand elections, government and citizenship.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Nebraska citizen Danna Seevers shares firsthand observations from Nebraska’s post-election audit process and explains why stronger transparency, accountability, and public confidence in elections matter.