YORK – The majority of York County voters favored the incumbents when it came to federal and state races.
U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts was reelected to his seat, coming in with 50.3% of the vote compared to 43.7% for independent challenger Dan Osborn. In York County, 3,582 voters cast their ballots for Ricketts while 1,527 voted for Osborn. Seventy-eight York County voters cast ballots for Mike Marvin; 116 for Robin Richards; and 92 for Chuck Conboy.
Gov. Jim Pillen was reelected to his position, coming in with 50.6% of the vote compared to 42.3% for Democratic challenger Lynn Walz. In York County, 3,613 voters cast their ballots for Pillen while 1,426 voted for Walz. A total of 116 voted for Beard and 255 voted for Lindstrom.
A total of 3,900 York County voters said yes to reelecting Adrian Smith as the District 3 representative in Congress. There were 1,104 voters in York County who voted for Becky Stille; 133 for David Else; 113 for Macey Budke; and 126 for Mark Cohen.
York County voters gave Secretary of State Scott Petersen 3,857 votes; State Treasurer Joey Spellerberg 4,003 votes; Attorney General Mike Hilgers 3,966 votes; and State Auditor Mike Foley 4,329 votes.
York County voters overwhelmingly voted in favor of reelecting Jana Hughes to represent District 24 at the state legislature. A total of 3,632 votes were cast in favor of Hughes, compared to 1,092 for Dan Winter.
York County voters also were strongly in favor of electing Angie Eberspacher to the Nebraska State Board of Education for District 5. A total of 3,282 York County voters voted for Eberspacher, compared to 1,298 for Michaela Conway.
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