Summary
<p>Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen has released the state’s full, unredacted voter files to the U.S. Department of Justice — before the Nebraska Supreme Court has had the opportunity to hear the case, which is scheduled for March 31.</p>
<p>This means your personal voter information, along with the data of voters across Nebraska, is now in federal hands. While the court will still review the case, the release has already occurred, and Nebraskans deserve to make their voices heard.</p>
<p>This is not OK — and Nebraskans need to speak up.</p>
<p>›› Nebraska’s voter file contains sensitive personal information. Once it is released, it cannot be pulled back.</p>
<p>›› Releasing the data before the Supreme Court weighs in undermines public trust and due process.</p>
<p>›› Voters were told their privacy would be protected while the case proceeds. That commitment should be honored.</p>
<p>›› Data security matters. Voter information should not be treated casually or politically.</p>
<p>Take action today. Call or email Secretary of State Bob Evnen and let him know how you feel about the release of sensitive voter data. Make it clear that Nebraskans expect stronger protections for our personal information.</p>
<p>Be respectful. Be firm. This is not a partisan issue — it’s about privacy, data security, and maintaining trust in our election system. No matter how you vote or what party you belong to, every Nebraskan has a stake in protecting personal information.</p>
