Run for County Attorney 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: Full Time
Affiliation: partisan
Typical salary: $97,920
Filing period: N/A - N/A
Positions:
Hall County Attorney
Hall County Attorney

Job description

The County Attorney is the chief legal prosecutor of the county.

Eligibility requirements

No person shall seek nomination or appointment for the office of county attorney in counties of Class 4, 5, 6, or 7, nor serve in that capacity, unless he or she has been admitted to the practice of law in this state for at least two years next preceding the date such person would take office and has practiced law actively in this state during such two-year period, except that if no person who meets the requirements of this subsection has filed for or sought such office by the filing deadline for nomination or by the deadline for applications for appointment, the provisions of this subsection shall not apply to any person seeking such office. (2) No person shall seek nomination or appointment for the office of county attorney, nor serve in that capacity, unless he or she has been admitted to the practice of law in this state. 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 Attorney elected?

The position of County Attorney 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 of $979.2 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). They will need to receive a number of valid signatures (registered voters within the specific district in which they are seeking office) equal to 10% of the number of registered voters there and file the completed petition with their respective office before September 4th.

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 Attorney?

You can start running for County Attorney 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 Attorney includes a primary, but not a runoff election.

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