Steven Abraham for Omaha City Council District 2

04/07/2021

Thank you for your support and votes everyone!!

This election taught me about starting promptly: I wasn’t able to start my campaign at the same time as other candidates, have enough campaign funds: I honestly took a non traditional route by accepting funds from the residents and one grass root organization, did I give it a 100%?: I did what I could with what I had and I’m very great-full for it!

I want to give a shout out to Wesley Williams, Timothy Wyatt, Andre Lewis, Douglas Abraham, and Wells Levelle for helping me in my campaigning! I know I asked y’all very late but y’all help me out a lot thank you!! Right now I’m going to rest and enjoy as much time as I can with my family. Once again thank you all for your support in this election I learned a lot which will prepare me for any future running’s!

04/06/2021

Thank you Roger Stubblefield for your support in my campaign run to be Omaha City Councilman for District 2! As we were talking roger asked me: “what will you do to address underage drinking and drug use in our community”?

That’s a big problem. Teens that illegally use alcohol have been at the forefront of many fatal accidents, I would advocate for strict during, and after incarceration procedures, that include intense training in Therapeutic Communities and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy.

He also said “what about jail time in those situations”?
It’s hard to equate a lost life with jail time, if it was done in a malicious way, I would want to see a like punishment coupled with the training I mentioned above. He said that’s a good way to address this problem.

Today is the day to get out and vote!! When you’re at the polls fill in the circle that has Steven Abraham thanks everyone for your vote and support!!

04/05/2021

Tomorrow is the day be prepared and be safe and get out and vote!!

Key information for Omahans and Lincolnites about the 2021 municipal elections. Important dates, FAQs, Decoding the Ballot, how to advocate for voters, and more.

04/05/2021

A late night conversation with candidates running in the primary elections for the City of Omaha! Tune in tonight my scheduled time is around 10:10pm!

JazzNite is back with a special “vote” edition. 15 candidates join the zoom party. Tonight at 9pm, go to www.1stskyomaha.com and hit the “listen” button.

04/04/2021

Everyone have a safe and enjoyable Easter!

Remember to teach why this day is important!

04/02/2021

Early voting ballots are starting to be mailed today! When you receive yours, use this slate card and vote for the Democrats in your District.

You have until March 26th to request an early voting ballot for the April 6th Primary: https://www.votedouglascounty.com/early_voting.aspx

Be sure to track your early voting ballot here: https://www.votercheck.necvr.ne.gov/voterview

04/02/2021

Join me on Sunday as we experience good music and candidate discussion about our vision for the City of Omaha and the Districts within the city!

04/02/2021

Here is the rest of my interview that started at 6pm on William King show. I’m solution focused so check out what I had to say in comparison with other candidates!!

Interview w) Johnathan Lathan @ 4pm, Cornelius Williams @ 5pm & Steven Abramham @ 6pmhttps://buff.ly/3fvl3ZHhttps://buff.ly/3u3wdZMhttps://buff.ly/3sLWQlS

04/02/2021

Time to make your voting voice be heard through early primary ballots, in-person at the local election office till April 5th, and at the polls on April 6th!

CITY OF OMAHA ELECTION DATES

Primary Election

Jan. 11 — First day to request a mail-in ballot for both the primary and general elections

March 22 — Early primary ballots mailed out or can be picked up at the local election office in Omaha

March 22 — First day to vote early in-person for the primary election at the local election office in Omaha. M-F from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.

March 26 — Last day to request a mail-in ballot for primary

April 5 — Last day to vote early in-person for the primary election at the local election office in Omaha

April 6 — Primary election day. Polls open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. All early voting ballots must be returned to an official ballot drop box by 8 p.m..