Posted on 05/10/2022 2:32:20 PM PDT by Republicans 2016 2020
Polls close at 9:00 PM ET.
Nebraska’s GOP primary for governor features a number of candidates, including businessman Charles Herbster, University of Nebraska Regent Jim Pillen and state Sen. Brett Lindstrom. Herbster is backed by former President Donald Trump, while term-limited Republican Gov. Pete Ricketts is backing Pillen.
In the Democratic primary, state Sen. Carol Blood faces Roy Harris.
NBC News isn’t showing a breakdown by type of vote in Nebraska. Some states and some individual counties provide results broken down by the type of ballot cast, which can include Election Day votes, or those cast early, either in person or by mail. That information isn’t widely available in Nebraska.
The expected vote is the total number of votes that are expected in a given race once all votes are counted. This number is an estimate and is based on several different factors, including information on the number of votes cast early as well as information provided to our vote reporters on Election Day from county election officials. The figure can change as NBC News gathers new information.
Any clues on what it’s going to look like?
is Herbster in the lead in the polls?
I don’t see any unbiased polls. They’re paid for by candidates. Maybe Nielan’s poll is neutral showing them all roughly level. I think Herbster should be the favorite, much like Vance.
Herbster has the media against him. FAke news about past harassment are written about him daily in the lame Nebraska newspapers and tv channels. Sad. Prayers for Herbster and for all patriots.
Herbster is the Slaughter candidate?
Herbster is being “Roy Moore-d” and is fighting back as hard as possible. If he makes it through the primary, every Democrat woman in Nebraska will claim Herbster raped her.
You can probably scratch the “if he makes it through the primary” — early results are looking very bad for Herbster.
Also of note is that, so far, Democrat turnout in CD-1 and CD-2 is almost as much as Republican turnout. That’s not very common at all in CD-1.
Does this mean that D turnout is uncommonly high or low?
I would think equal turnout is high as Nebraska is a strongly Republican state. But the second district can be closer between Republican and Democrat.
Look again
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