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Drop box installed at county courthouse

PIERCE — Shannon Wragge, Pierce County Clerk, has advised that a dropbox has been installed by the southwest door of the Pierce County courthouse that the public should use to get something to the respective offices.

The following is a list of telephone numbers that one should use to call the respective office if need be:

County Assessor (402) 329-4215

County Attorney (402) 329-6767

County Clerk/Reg-

ister of Deeds/

Election (402) 329-4225

County Court (402) 329-6245

County Sheriff (402) 329-6346

County Treasurer/ (402) 329-6335

Drivers Exams (402) 329-4810

District Court (402) 329-4335

Extension Office (402) 329-4821

Veterans Service (402) 329-6345

Zoning (Heather 

McWhorter 

cell phone (402) 851-9954

Mail-in Ballot Applications

County Election Commissioner Shannon Wragge reminds residents that early mail-in ballot request applications have been mailed to Pierce County voters. The letters sent out include two “Application for Early Voter’s Ballot” forms per household.

Wragge said, “If you need more than two forms, make copies for others in the household, or contact the Pierce County Clerk’s office to mail additional forms.”

The form can be filled out and returned to the election commissioner by fax, email, regular mail, or put in the secure drop box.

Governor Pete Ricketts, having confirmed that Nebraska’s 2020 primary election will take place May 12, as planned, reminds voters Nebraska is a “no excuse” early ballot request state.

Early Ballots

May 1, is the last day to request a mail-in ballot. Counties will begin mailing early voting ballots on April 6, to those who have requested a mail-in ballot. Early ballots must be physically received by the election office by the closing of election polls on May 12. Voters can return ballots by mail or by placing them in the ballot drop box.

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