Chris Anderson

Candidate for Legislature, District 20

City
Omaha
On the ballot as
Chris Anderson
Campaign website
andersonforne.com

Property taxes and cost of living

Summary

Supports a hard cap on property tax growth and lower property taxes.

“It’s time for a hard cap, and we don’t have to start from scratch.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Nebraska Legislature, Legislative District 20QuestionnaireRetrieved

Campaign website text

“Taxes in Nebraska are far too high. Property taxes must be reduced, and income taxes must be competitive with our neighboring states.”

Source: Chris Anderson for Nebraska: Chris Anderson for NebraskaCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Chris Anderson for Nebraska

Economy, jobs and trade

Summary

Supports strengthening the ImagiNE Nebraska incentives to attract headquarters, relocation and talent.

“On growth, I support the Grow the Good Life Act, strengthening our ImagiNE Nebraska incentives to attract corporate headquarters, relocation and new talent.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Nebraska Legislature, Legislative District 20QuestionnaireRetrieved

Agriculture and rural Nebraska

Summary

Says Nebraska must protect and strengthen the agricultural sector while diversifying its economy.

“We must protect and strengthen the agricultural sector while also diversifying our economy to achieve sustainable, strategic growth.”

Source: Ballotpedia: Chris Anderson (Nebraska)QuestionnaireRetrieved

Health care

Summary

Supports more access to mental health care and a larger youth mental health workforce.

“I stand for increasing access to mental health care, promoting prevention early intervention by expanding youth mental health workforce.”

Source: Ballotpedia: Chris Anderson (Nebraska)QuestionnaireRetrieved

Abortion

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Immigration and the border

No public position found.

Education and school choice

Summary

Wants state K-12 aid growth tied to enrollment and outcomes, and evidence-based reading instruction.

Campaign website text

“Tie future TEEOSA growth to enrollment and outcome metrics, not automatic escalation.”

Source: Chris Anderson for Nebraska: We Doubled K-12 Spending Since 2020. Our Kids’ Reading Scores Got Worse. Here’s Why, and What I’ll Do About It.Campaign websitePublished Retrieved Archived copy of We Doubled K-12 Spending Since 2020. Our Kids’ Reading Scores Got Worse. Here’s Why, and What I’ll Do About It.

Campaign website text

“Adopt evidence-based reading instruction, following the literacy reforms other states enacted in 2025-2026 in response to the same warning signs in their own NAEP data.”

Source: Chris Anderson for Nebraska: We Doubled K-12 Spending Since 2020. Our Kids’ Reading Scores Got Worse. Here’s Why, and What I’ll Do About It.Campaign websitePublished Retrieved Archived copy of We Doubled K-12 Spending Since 2020. Our Kids’ Reading Scores Got Worse. Here’s Why, and What I’ll Do About It.

Energy, water and environment

Summary

Wants the Legislature to commission a study on data center placement and resource management.

“I believe the Legislature needs to commission a study and examine ideal placement of these centers along with efficient resource management.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Nebraska Legislature, Legislative District 20QuestionnaireRetrieved

Guns and public safety

Summary

Campaign site says law enforcement funding and training is crucial for safe communities.

Campaign website text

“Law enforcement funding and training is crucial for safe communities throughout our state.”

Source: Chris Anderson for Nebraska: Chris Anderson for NebraskaCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Chris Anderson for Nebraska

Elections and government

Summary

Supports lowering the filibuster threshold to three-fifths and raising the threshold to change voter-approved initiatives to four-fifths.

“I support lowering the cloture threshold from 33 votes to a three-fifths supermajority.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Nebraska Legislature, Legislative District 20QuestionnaireRetrieved

“I support raising the threshold for the Legislature to amend or repeal a voter-approved initiative from two-thirds to four-fifths.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Nebraska Legislature, Legislative District 20QuestionnaireRetrieved

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