2,000+ Nebraskans Stand Up In Defense of Democracy

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Over 2,000 Nebraskans have publicly endorsed an open letter highlighting threats to our democracy and calling on our members of Congress to uphold their oath of office to defend our Constitution. Versions of this open letter, were originally published in Scottsbluff, Lincoln, and Omaha newspaper ads.

If you share the concerns expressed this open letter, we invite you to join us by completing the endorsement form on this page.

Join Us in Standing Up for Democracy!!

When initially published, the open letters included an overall total of over 1,200 names of concerned Nebraskans who publicly stated that they share these concerns about the threats to our democracy.. Since the “Defend Our Democracy” open letter was first published, an additional 1,00+ folks have stepped forward to join us to share their concerns about the threats to our democracy and calling upon our members of  Congress to uphold their oath of office to defend the Constitution.

Stand Up With Us!

If you share the concerns expressed this open letter, we invite you to join us by completing the endorsement form on this page. By completing the endorsement form, you will be giving your permission to have your name publicly listed with over 1,900 other Nebraskans expressing your concerns about threats to our democracy.

You will also be indicating your interest in being contacted as we explore additional avenues to ensure that the voices of concerned Nebraskans are heard.

Please note: We will not share your contact information with anyone not associated with the Stand Up Nebraska Campaign.

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A complete listing of the 2,100+ endorsers of the “Defend Our Democracy” open letter is here. This listing will be updated periodically.

This is truly a statewide response. See the breakout of endorsers by cities as of 2-20-26.

Also check out some great comments made folks who signed up to publicly endorse the Defend Our Democracy open letter.

While your at it, please consider enlisting to be a “Democracy Defender” and making a personal commitment to conduct at least one pro-democracy activity each month.