Run for County (Tax) Assessor/Recorder (Joint) in Hall County, NE

Election Date: May 12, 2026
Filing Deadline:

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Election Details

Office level: county
Length of term: 4 years
Commitment level: N/A
Affiliation: partisan
Typical salary: N/A
Filing period: N/A - N/A
Positions:
Hall County Assessor/Register of Deeds
Hall County Assessor/Register of Deeds

Job description

The County (Tax) Assessor/Recorder is a joint position responsible for locating all taxable property in the County and identifying their ownership, establishing a taxable value for all property subject to property taxation, maintaining public records, and collecting City revenues from the recording of legal documents.

Eligibility requirements

County assessors and clerks who serve ex officio as assessors must have received a County Assessor Certificate (see Nebraska Revised Statute 77-422)County officials must be residents of the county when they accept the office but they do not need to be a resident when declaring their candidacy

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FAQ

How often is County (Tax) Assessor/Recorder (Joint) elected?

The position of County (Tax) Assessor/Recorder (Joint) is typically elected every 4 years.

What does it mean for an election to be partisan?

Partisan elections require candidates to declare a party affiliation, like Democrat, Republican, Libertarian, or Independent.

What are the filing requirements to get on the ballot in Hall County, NE?

Candidates must submit a partisan candidate filing form, a filing fee equal to 1% of the office's annual salary (no filing fee for a salary of less than $500 per year), and a Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission C-1 form. A registered voter who was not a candidate in the primary election and who was not registered to vote with a party affiliation on or after March 1st and before the general election in the calendar year of the general election may have his or her name placed on the general election ballot for a partisan office by completing a nominating petition (which would be submitted in lieu of a partisan filing form). The signature requirement is 10% of the total number of registered voters voting for Governor at the immediately preceding general election in the district or political subdivision in which the officer is to be elected, not to exceed 2,000 signatures.

Where do I submit my candidate paperwork?

Submit paperwork to the Election Commissioner's office.

Where is the filing office?

121 South Pine, Suite 8, Grand Island, NE 68801.

How can I get in touch with the filing office?

You can contact the filing office by calling 308-385-5085.

How do I get started running for County (Tax) Assessor/Recorder (Joint)?

You can start running for County (Tax) Assessor/Recorder (Joint) by checking to ensure you meet all filing deadlines and requirements. Next, you can prepare to file for office and start planning your campaign strategy. Get in touch with our team of campaign experts for help with any step of the campaign process!

Is there a primary or runoff election for this office?

The next election for County (Tax) Assessor/Recorder (Joint) includes a primary, but not a runoff election.

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