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2026 Nebraska Election Results - U.S. House Nebraska District 3
Early vote totals for general election in Lancaster County already surpass primary
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries campaigns with Denise Powell in Omaha
Rep. Don Bacon hits CD2 campaign trail to support GOP nominee Brinker Harding
Ricketts said there are a number of bills held up in the Senate that need to be passed, including the 2026 Farm Bill, Ricketts' Stop Insider Trading Act and the National Defense A
The Democratic Party's image in places like Montana and Nebraska isn't great. So, in Nebraska, the state's Democratic Party opted not to run a candidate in the U.S. Senate race, and is backing an independent.
Gov. Jim Pillen raised $2.5 million in the latest reporting period, nearly $1 million more than Lynne Walz, heading into Nebraska's Nov. 3 election.
The Cook Political Report has shifted both Kansas and Nebraska's gubernatorial races one week before midterms.
Reports detailing fundraising and spending after Oct. 19 through Election Day aren't due to the Nebraska Accountability and Disclosure Commission until mid-January.
Herald op-ed, Democratic candidate Chris Backemeyer makes his pitch to voters in Nebraska's 1st Congressional District.
In 11 rural Nebraska counties, voting by mail is the norm. Election officials say switching back to polling places could strain budgets and make voting harder.
In this final stretch of the US midterm elections, Democrats and independents could win back communities and towns across America’s rural heartlands through a combination of resurgent “prairie populism”, local despair over the impact of Donald Trump’s agenda and an old-fashioned tenet of shoe-leather politics: showing up everywhere. When Dan Osborn rolled into one of the most rural counties in Nebraska earlier this month, he started walking into...
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