Jacy Todd is from Alliance, Nebraska. He graduated from Centura High School. He is a 100% Service Disabled Veteran. Jacy and his wife, Pam, have 5 children, 3 grandchildren and currently reside in York, Nebraska.

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Jacy Todd is from Alliance, Nebraska. He graduated from Centura High School. Jacy lives with his wife, Pam, and their five kids in York, Nebraska.

Jacy previously worked as a notary public. 

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Jacy is the co-owner of Herban Pulse, a CBD health and wellness retail store. He previously worked as a notary public. Jacy served in the U.S. Army as a combat medic for three years. He also served in the Nebraska National Guard.

Jacy previously ran for Nebraska governor in 2026 but did not win.

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Jacy's campaign for Nebraska Governor is his first run for public office.

2026 Nebraska General Election

2026 Nebraska Primary Election

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Libertarian

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Republican

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Supports reducing taxes for families, farmers, and businesses.

Plans to do a complete audit of the state government, promising to use any savings found to be applied to property tax relief for families, farmers, and businesses.

- Plans to do a complete audit of the state government, promising to use any savings found to be applied to property tax relief for families, farmers, and businesses.

Economy

Opposes gun control, saying "I’ll stand against unconstitutional gun grabs, protect our right to self-defense, and ensure Nebraska remains a stronghold for liberty. Our guns, our rights, no compromises."

Supports the police, saying "Nebraska’s law enforcement officers deserve our unwavering support – not defunding, disrespect, or dangerous policies that tie their hands. I’ll ensure they have the resources, training, and legal protection needed to keep our streets safe."

- Opposes gun control, saying "I’ll stand against unconstitutional gun grabs, protect our right to self-defense, and ensure Nebraska remains a stronghold for liberty. Our guns, our rights, no compromises."
- Supports the police, saying "Nebraska’s law enforcement officers deserve our unwavering support – not defunding, disrespect, or dangerous policies that tie their hands. I’ll ensure they have the resources, training, and legal protection needed to keep our streets safe."

Public Safety

Supports the legalization of medical marijuana.

Supports the legalization of medical cannabis, wanting Nebraska to lead the way on medical cannabis research and innovation.

- Supports the legalization of medical cannabis, wanting Nebraska to lead the way on medical cannabis research and innovation.

Healthcare

Supports parental rights in education, including curriculum decisions and school choice.

- Supports parental rights in education, including curriculum decisions and school choice.

Education

As of March 5, 2026, Jacy Todd’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

As a U.S. Army and Nebraska National Guard veteran, promises to leave no "Nebraska Veteran" behind.

Supports prioritizing national security and local jobs by advocating for strict policies that protect domestic resources from being sold to foreign buyers.

- As a U.S. Army and Nebraska National Guard veteran, promises to leave no "Nebraska Veteran" behind.
- Supports prioritizing national security and local jobs by advocating for strict policies that protect domestic resources from being sold to foreign buyers.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Said, "Election integrity is a top priority – every legal vote must count, and every citizen deserves trust in our electoral process. I’ll push for secure ballot handling and thorough audits to prevent fraud and uphold transparency. Nebraska elections should be fair, accurate, and beyond reproach. Our democracy depends on it."

- Said, "Election integrity is a top priority – every legal vote must count, and every citizen deserves trust in our electoral process. I’ll push for secure ballot handling and thorough audits to prevent fraud and uphold transparency. Nebraska elections should be fair, accurate, and beyond reproach. Our democracy depends on it."

Voting & Elections

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Was convicted of 24 misdemeanors regarding the improper notarization of petition pages for medical cannabis initiatives outside of the presence of petition circulators in 2024.

- Was convicted of 24 misdemeanors regarding the improper notarization of petition pages for medical cannabis initiatives outside of the presence of petition circulators in 2024.

Ethics & Conduct

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Supports prioritizing "national security and local livelihoods" by implementing strict policies to ensure that valuable resources remain with citizens rather than "overseas buyers."

Supports prioritizing "national security and local livelihoods" by implementing strict policies to ensure that resources remain with citizens rather than "overseas buyers."

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Was convicted of 24 misdemeanors regarding the improperly notarization of petition pages for medical cannabis initiatives outside of the presence of petition circulators in 2024.

- Was convicted of 24 misdemeanors regarding the improperly notarization of petition pages for medical cannabis initiatives outside of the presence of petition circulators in 2024.

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- The governor is the chief executive of the state and is tasked with faithfully carrying out the laws of the state. He also serves as the commander-in-chief of the state’s military forces within Nebraska.
- The governor serves as the chief budget officer and must present a complete budget for the state’s continued business to the state legislature.
- The governor signs or vetoes bills passed by the state legislature, with any vetos potentially bypassed by a supermajority within the state legislature.
- The governor appoints officers and fills vacancies in state offices.
- The governor is elected in a partisan, statewide election to a four-year term, with a limit of two consecutive terms. They must be affiliated with the political party they run under, a state resident, a U.S. citizen for at least nine years, and at least 30 years old immediately preceding the election.
- The governor earns a yearly salary of $105,000.