Nebraska § 32-323 Validity of registration for petition purposes;
when

Nebraska Statutes

§ 32-323 — Validity of registration for petition purposes; when

Nebraska § 32-323

Ch. 32Elections

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Neb. Rev. Stat. § 32-323 (2026).

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Registration pursuant to section  32-304  or  32-308  or by mail
shall not constitute a valid registration for purposes of signing any type
of petition requiring the validation of the signatures of registered voters
until a complete and correct registration application has been received by
the election commissioner or county clerk. A signature on a petition shall
be considered a valid signature as of the date that the election commissioner
or county clerk receives the registration application of the registrant.

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Registration pursuant to section 32-304 or 32-308 or by mail
shall not constitute a valid registration for purposes of signing any type
of petition requiring the validation of the signatures of registered voters
until a complete and correct registration application has been received by
the election commissioner or county clerk. A signature on a petition shall
be considered a valid signature as of the date that the election commissioner
or county clerk receives the registration application of the registrant.