2 candidates · vote for 1 · 4-year term
Candidates are listed alphabetically by last name. Each quote is the candidate's own words; the summary above it is ours.
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Property tax relief, income/sales tax, inflation, housing, grocery and utility costs, federal tax and spending as it affects household costs.
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Supports targeted property tax relief and says a tax decrease for over 60% of Nebraskans is possible while still bringing in new revenue.
“Nebraska is overreliant on property taxes, and I support targeted tax relief to ensure Nebraskans can afford to stay in their home.”
“I have run the numbers and we can provide a tax decrease to over 60% of hardworking Nebraskans while still bringing in new revenue to our state.”
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Says raising taxes should be a last resort and spending cuts should come first, and wants tax relief.
“Raising taxes should always be the option of last resort; cutting spending should always take priority.”
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“Control government and state funded institution's spending and provide meaning tax relief for the Nebraska community.”
Jobs, wages, workforce, small business, tariffs and trade, federal budget and debt, unions and labor.
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Campaign site says he voted for workforce training to move workers into higher-wage careers.
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“He has voted to bolster workforce training opportunities to help workers move into careers with higher wages.”
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Wants Nebraska to be more attractive to businesses for a competitive job market and higher wages, and to cut red tape.
“I want to continue making Nebraska more attractive for businesses so as to create a much more competitive job market and bring up local wages.”
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“Focusing on growing economic opportunities and cutting bureaucratic red tape to allow pursuit of those opportunities.”
Farm bill, crop and livestock markets, ag trade, rural broadband, rural hospitals, ethanol, meatpacking.
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Medicaid, ACA, prescription drug prices, rural health care access, Medicare, mental health.
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Campaign site says he wants medical care to be affordable and will keep pushing for more affordable options and privacy in health care decisions.
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“George believes you should never have to choose between receiving the medical care you need and providing for your family.”
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“When reelected, he will continue to push for more affordable options for all Nebraskans and for privacy in those healthcare decisions.”
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Abortion law, Nebraska's 12-week law and constitutional amendment, IVF, contraception.
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Border security, deportation, legal immigration, agricultural and meatpacking workforce visas.
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K-12 funding, school choice and private school scholarships, teachers, university and community college, student debt.
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Campaign site says he supports strong, properly funded K-12 public schools and will oppose book bans and what it calls voucher schemes.
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“George supports strong K-12 public education because he believes every child should be set up for success and that education is the great equalizer.”
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“George will also continue to stand up to attempts to harm our kid’s schools such as book bans and voucher schemes.”
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Public power, ethanol and biofuels, wind and solar, oil pipelines, carbon pipelines, Perkins County Canal, water quality, nitrates.
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Has proposed a state constitutional amendment on a clean environment and supports ending data center tax breaks and adding reporting and use limits.
“Three other states have passed constitutional amendments guaranteeing the right to a clean environment and empowering residents to hold the state accountable to meeting anti-pollution standards. I have proposed a similar amendment here in Nebraska and will continue to do so.”
“Regarding data centers, I support removing tax breaks for their construction and implementing transparent reporting laws and restrictions regarding water and electricity use.”
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Opposes a state ban on data centers but supports local decisions, and wants a focus on the energy grid, water systems and dams.
“The Legislature should not pass legislation banning data centers, though I do support local counties and cities making the decision to do so.”
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“A strong focus on our energy grid, water systems and dam infrastructure.”
Second Amendment, gun laws, policing, crime, prisons and corrections, drugs and fentanyl, marijuana law.
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Campaign site says he works with first responders and addresses root causes of crime.
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“He has worked with first responders to ensure they have the tools, training, and staff they need to keep us safe and worked to address root causes of crime, such as lack of housing, substance abuse, and unemployment.”
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Campaign site says he will support veterans, law enforcement and first responders.
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“Provide support and tools for Veterans, Law Enforcement, and First Responders who keep our state safe and functioning.”
Election rules and voter ID, winner-take-all electoral votes, term limits, ethics and corruption, money in politics, government transparency and audits, the duties of the office sought.
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Supports the current filibuster rules and says voters should have the final say on ballot measures.
“I support the current legislative rules regarding the filibuster and the nonpartisan structure of our Legislature.”
“Nebraska voters, not politicians in the Legislature, should have the final say on ballot measures.”
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Would keep the filibuster rules except for requiring talking filibusters, and says ballot measures should be implemented close to what was approved, adjusted for practical necessities.
“Other than enforcing the filibusters to be talking filibusters, I do not see any reason to change the policies.”
“Implementing the measure as close to what was approved while adjusting due to the necessities of reality.”