Antelope County, across Nebraska and throughout the country, voters went to the polls Tuesday, November 3.
As of press time Tuesday night, the outcome of the presidential race between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden has yet to be determined. Nebraska voters overwhelmingly supported Trump.
Closer to home, Ben Sasse was re-elected to the U.S. Senate and incumbent Adrian Smith won re-election to the House of Representatives.
District #41 State Senator Tom Briese, facing no challenger on the ballot, was re-elected.
School District #18 Board President Steve Busteed was re-elected. Two other seats on the board will be filled by board appointment at a later date.
Two Antelope County Commis-sioners (Eli Jacob and Charlie Henery) won re-election. Elgin Ward 1 voters re-elected Jim Kittleson to the Elgin City Council. No one was on the ballot for Ward 2. A number of provisional ballots will be counted Wednesday or Thursday. For unofficial results, go to www.elginreview.com.
For the District #18 Board of Education, just one name appears on the ballot – Steve Busteed. Two positions on the school board will need to be filled after the election.
A number of constitutional amendments will be voted on. In this issue of the newspaper, special articles on the amendments are featured.
Polls will open at 8 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. Polling sites are:
Tilden Precinct and Tilden 1st Ward — Tilden Public Library
Oakdale Precinct — Oakdale Community Center
Neligh Precinct, Neligh 1st Ward and Neligh 2nd Ward — American Legion Post 172, Neligh
Brunswick Precinct — Brunswick Community Room
Elgin 1st Ward, Elgin 2nd Ward and Elgin Precinct — KC Hall, Elgin
Royal Precinct — Royal Auditorium
Clearwater Precinct — American Legion Post 267, Clearwater
Orchard Precinct — Orchard Fire Hall
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