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Sarah Slattery can be contacted at: <a href="mailto:slatteryforne@gmail.com">slatteryforne@gmail.com</a> (402) 740-3400 po box 83, Plattsmouth, NE 68048Purpose The purpose of this privacy policy (this "Privacy Policy") is to inform users of our Site of the following:<ol><li>The personal data we will collect;</li><li>Use of collected data;</li><li>Who has access to the data collected;</li><li>The rights of Site users; and</li><li>The Site's cookie policy.</li></ol>This Privacy Policy applies in addition to the terms and conditions of our Site.Consent By using our Site users agree that they consent to:<ol><li>The conditions set out in this Privacy Policy; and</li><li>The collection, use, and retention of the data listed in this Privacy Policy.</li></ol>Personal Data We Collect We only collect data that helps us achieve the purpose set out in this Privacy Policy. We will not collect any additional data beyond the data listed below without notifying you first. Data Collected in a Non-Automatic Way We may also collect the following data when you perform certain functions on our Site:<ol><li>Email address;</li><li>Phone number; and</li><li>Zip code.</li></ol>This data may be collected using the following methods:<ol><li>Filling out a form.</li></ol>How We Use Personal Data Data collected on our Site will only be used for the purposes specified in this Privacy Policy or indicated on the relevant pages of our Site. 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<h2>Hi, I'm Sarah Slattery! I'd like to be your new Secretary of State!</h2><img src="https://run.imgix.net/5ea1a706-e446-4724-a9c8-f4e9473daedc/08ec07a0-23b5-4bff-b47a-fff859764b30/ca1dec44-c300-43ef-9a8b-897ce1c334ef.webp?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=-1&amp;con=26&amp;sat=18&amp;high=0&amp;shad=-14&amp;usm=0&amp;rect=255%2C176%2C2562%2C3621&amp;w=1500" alt="Sarah's College Graduation" caption="" align="left" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="left" variant="framed"><h3>I believe in Nebraska and in the power of its people!</h3><h4>A little bit about me...</h4>Personally, I was born and raised in Plattsmouth, NE. I'm the middle kid born to two incredible parents, Mike &amp; Barb. My childhood was filled with youth sports, camping trips, classic Nintendo, and good old fashioned Catholic education. Eighteen years of it, to be exact! I first attended St. John the Baptist elementary school in Plattsmouth, and then Gross Catholic High School in Omaha. I even graduated from Creighton University with a BA in Graphic Design in 2004! After joining the workforce for a couple of years, I had a new passion ignited within me. I wanted to COOK! I went back to school for Culinary Arts at the MCC Institute for the Culinary Arts starting in 2007, and I've been cheffing it up ever since. I graduated with my AAS in Culinary Arts in 2011, and I was honored to be my class' Salutatorian.In late 2009, I welcomed my daughter Helen to the world. Being a mother has been my fiercest challenge and my greatest gift. In 2011, I bought and renovated my very first home in Murray, Nebraska. I sure loved that little house! By 2018, we had outgrown the 900 square feet, so we moved back to Plattsmouth. I now live about 4 blocks from the house where I grew up!In 2024, I graduated from the Applied Leadership Academy at the MCC-ICA, where I learned many new invaluable skills.In my free time, I enjoy entering cooking competitions (I was the 2025 Cass County Fair Salsa Champion!), playing board games and doing puzzles, donating blood (yes, really!), traveling to my family's cabin up in the Nebraska sandhills, and doing crafts with my incredible daughter.Professionally, I entered the workforce at the age of 14 when I got my first job at the local one screen movie theater. I've held a variety of positions over the years, including working at the Plattsmouth Pool, copy editing at the Plattsmouth Journal, cashiering at King Kong restaurant and the Creighton Bookstore, and doing facilities management during my college summers at OPPD power plants.In 2007, I joined the AmeriCorps National Service program where I spent a year building homes in Omaha for Habitat for Humanity. That was one of the most difficult and rewarding experiences of my entire life.I’ve been a lunch lady on and off since 2015. Feeding kids healthy and delicious meals has been an honor and a privilege. School nutrition professionals are some of the best people I've ever known.I’m now an award winning chef &amp; small business owner. Over the last 18 years, I have worked alongside my parents to build Slattery Vintage Estates into an incredible Agri-tourism Destination. Being in a family business isn't always easy, but it is definitely fun! I'm so grateful that I have gotten to spend so much time with my folks over the years.<img src="https://run.imgix.net/5ea1a706-e446-4724-a9c8-f4e9473daedc/ff4f4020-5038-4d4a-b7c6-efe23c0a4426/ff4f4020-5038-4d4a-b7c6-efe23c0a4426.jpg?ixlib=js-3.8.0&amp;bri=0&amp;con=12&amp;sat=18&amp;high=0&amp;shad=0&amp;usm=15&amp;rect=0%2C316%2C1078%2C868&amp;w=1500" alt="Sarah placing campaign sign" caption="" align="right" alignwidth="40" tiltdirection="right" variant="framed">Politically, I ran for the Nebraska Legislature in LD2 in 2022. While I did not win that election, I performed better than anyone expected me to. After I lost, I made a promise to keep showing up for my community. In 2023, I filed the petition paperwork that resulted in the recall of a Plattsmouth School Board member who wanted to ban 52 books from the school libraries.In November of 2025, I was appointed to serve on both the Plattsmouth Library Board and the Plattsmouth Bridge Commission.Now, I'm looking to bring some trust and integrity back to the Secretary of State's office. Nebraskans deserve better than the shady dealings and hyper partisanship that have been plaguing our state lately.

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Small businesses are the backbones of Nebraska's many small communities. Our farmers rely on good international trade relations to sell their crops overseas.Both are so important in the efforts to keep our incredibly talented, Nebraska grown young people right here at home, instead of settling and raising their families elsewhere.Key links between Business Licensing and Economic Growth<ul><li>Economic Development Catalyst: Faster, simplified licensing processes attract small businesses, encourage new ventures, and stimulate job creation.</li><li>Revenue Generation: Efficient licensing allows local governments to increase tax revenue, which can be reinvested into the community.</li><li>Consumer Trust and Safety: Licensing ensures that businesses, particularly in food service and healthcare, meet safety and environmental standards, building public confidence and ensuring legal operations.</li><li>Leveling the Playing Field: A standardized licensing process guarantees that all businesses operate under the same rules, which promotes fair competition.</li><li>Modernization Efforts: The adoption of digital, cloud-based licensing software allows businesses to apply for and renew licenses 24/7, reducing, for example, the burden on staff and minimizing delays.</li></ul>Impact of Inefficiency in Business Licensing<ul><li>Stifled Growth: Cumbersome, paper-heavy procedures cause delays that hinder the speed at which new businesses can open, potentially discouraging investment.</li><li>Lost Revenue: Inefficient, outdated workflows can lead to lower compliance rates and lost revenue for both businesses and governments.</li></ul>

Small businesses are the backbones of Nebraska's many small communities. Our farmers rely on good international trade relations to sell their crops overseas. Both are so important in the efforts to keep our incredibly talented, Nebraska grown young people right here at home, instead of settling and raising their families elsewhere.

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I firmly believe that everyone who is eligible to vote has a civic responsibility to do so. But voting can be intimidating or confusing for folks.From ever-changing voting precinct locations to Nebraska's newly instituted Voter ID Law, there are lots of voting information gaps that need attention.<h4>One way to increase voter participation would be to allow for same-day voter registration.</h4>23 states, including our neighbors to the East and West allow for same-day registration, with great results. Now that we have a Voter ID law on the books, offering same-day registration would be easier and more secure than ever before!<a href="https://responsivegov.org/research/how-same-day-voter-registration-reduces-election-litigation/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Here is a link</a> to a great resource discussing the benefits of same-day registration.

I firmly believe that everyone who is eligible to vote has a civic responsibility to do so. But voting can be intimidating or confusing for folks. From ever-changing voting precinct locations to Nebraska's newly instituted Voter ID Law, there are lots of voting information gaps that need attention.

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From tossing out ballot initiative petition signatures to threatening to release our sensitive voter data to the federal government the public's trust in the Secretary of State's office is at an all-time low.Following the laws and the will of the people are not optional or up for interpretation. The citizens of Nebraska deserve more respect than they have been given by the SoS lately.<h5>What erodes trust?</h5><ul><li>Corruption, lack of transparency, and perceived unfairness.</li><li>Misleading information and a failure to be responsive to public needs.</li><li>Perceptions that officials don't act in the public's best interest.</li></ul>As Secretary of State, I will work hard to bring trust and transparency back to the office.

From tossing out ballot initiative petition signatures to releasing our sensitive voter data to the federal government the public's trust in the Secretary of State's office is at an all-time low. Following the laws and the will of the people are not optional or up for interpretation. The citizens of Nebraska deserve more respect than they have been given by the SoS lately.

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