Nebraska Secretary of State Bob Evnen spoke to the Pachyderm Luncheon on Monday, giving the group a recap of the 2024 election results and outlining
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Luncheon with the Legislature: budget shortfalls, school choice, and unicameral theatrics on the menu
The Greater Omaha Pachyderm Luncheon Group hosted another panel of state senators on Monday, this time bringing Lou Ann Linehan, Tony Sorrentino, Rita Sanders, and
State Senators talk School Choice, dark money, and Election Integrity at Q&A
The Pachyderm Luncheon met for the first time since Election Day, holding a Q&A session with three state senators on Monday — Bob Andersen (LD49),
Mike McDonnell on opposition to “Winner Take All”
Some Republicans are making a strong, last-minute push for Nebraska to return to a “winner take all” distribution of its electoral college votes. This includes
Lt. Gov. Joe Kelly: Nebraska Abortion Amendment Poorly-Worded, Legally Problematic
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled on Friday that two constitutional amendments, both dealing with the subject of abortion, can appear on state ballots this fall.
Lou Ann Linehan and the Future of School Choice
Lou Ann Linehan, who has represented District 39 in the Nebraska state senate for nearly eight years, has championed school choice as a priority issue
Jim Pillen talks taxes, scholarships, and school choice at Pachyderm luncheon
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen was the guest speaker at Monday’s Pachyderm Luncheon, where he spoke on a handful of current events to a room of
Mike Flood answers questions on the border, Biden, and the war in Gaza at Bellevue town hall
Congressman Mike Flood paid a visit to Bellevue Monday night to hold a town hall event for constituents in Nebraska’s first district. Around 50 people
Sarpy GOP vote to censure Republican members of Papillion La Vista school board
At the Sarpy County GOP meeting on Thursday night, members voted to censure the Republican members of Papillion La Vista school board — Lowell “Skip”
Secretary of State Bob Evnen talks Voter ID, 14th Amendment
Nebraska’s primary election on May 14, 2024 will be the first where voters will be required to present a photo ID in order to vote,