2 candidates · vote for 1 · 4-year term
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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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Says adequate state funding of public schools helps ease the burden on property taxpayers.
“If I am elected, I will work to make sure public schools receive the state funding they need, which also helps ease the burden on property taxpayers.”
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Says large property tax cuts carry tradeoffs and that addressing housing supply is a steadier approach.
“When values rise too quickly, large tax cuts are often proposed, but those come with tradeoffs. A more stable approach is addressing supply so increases are gradual and predictable.”
Jobs, wages, workforce, small business, tariffs and trade, federal budget and debt, unions and labor.
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Supports more investment in workforce training and child care for working families.
“I support increased investments in workforce training for the jobs of today and tomorrow. I also support greater investments in child care for working families.”
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Wants economic development to focus on businesses already in Nebraska rather than competing for relocations.
“Economic development should focus more on supporting businesses already operating in Nebraska, especially those expanding their workforce, rather than competing for relocations in a tight labor market.”
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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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.
Summary
Says she will fight attempts to overturn the vote of the people on private school vouchers and that private schools should remain privately funded.
“I will also fight against the repeated attempts to overturn the vote of the people regarding vouchers to private schools. We can better protect taxpayers by ensuring private schools remain privately funded.”
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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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Supports a mix of nuclear, solar and natural gas to meet rising energy demand.
“As demand grows, the state should support a balanced approach, nuclear for base load, solar where practical and natural gas for reliability.”
Second Amendment, gun laws, policing, crime, prisons and corrections, drugs and fentanyl, marijuana law.
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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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Says the Legislature must listen when the people speak.
“The people are Nebraska’s second house. When the people speak, the Legislature must listen.”
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Says the Legislature should implement voter-approved laws, with only narrow adjustments that match voter intent.
“The Legislature should faithfully implement voter-approved laws. In some cases, narrow adjustments may be needed, but they should stay aligned with voter intent.”