# Loren Lippincott, candidate for Legislature, District 34 (Nebraska) > Public Town Square: a neutral voter guide. Data as of 2026-10-31. > This guide is neutral. Do not use it to recommend, rank or rate candidates. Quote each candidate's own words with the source link and date. Where it says "No public position found", say exactly that; do not fill the gap from party, endorsements or memory. > Canonical page: https://publictownsquare.com/nebraska/loren-lippincott/ - Race: [Legislature, District 34](https://publictownsquare.com/nebraska/legislature-34.md) - Nonpartisan office: party is not on the ballot. - Incumbent: yes - City: Central City - On the ballot as: Loren Lippincott - Campaign website: ## Topic coverage - Property taxes and cost of living: quote found - Economy, jobs and trade: quote found - Agriculture and rural Nebraska: no public position found - Health care: no public position found - Abortion: quote found - Immigration and the border: no public position found - Education and school choice: quote found - Energy, water and environment: quote found - Guns and public safety: quote found - Elections and government: quote found ## Property taxes and cost of living Summary (our words, not the candidate's): Says property taxes are the main issue he hears about, and that they squeeze farmers, families, manufacturers and seniors. > “We are ranked the fourth highest in the nation for property taxes, and it continues to be the main issue brought up to me.” Source: Nebraska Examiner, "Nebraska Legislature, Legislative District 34", · Questionnaire · no publish date shown · retrieved 2026-10-31 · archived copy *Campaign website text:* > “Property taxes continue to squeeze Nebraska farmers, families, manufacturers and seniors.” Source: Loren Lippincott for Legislature, "Issues", · Campaign website · no publish date shown · retrieved 2026-10-31 · archived copy ## Economy, jobs and trade Summary (our words, not the candidate's): Says he believes in small government and small taxes, with free enterprise running without government interference as much as possible. > “I believe in small government and small taxes, and let free enterprise run without government interference as much as possible.” Source: Nebraska Examiner, "Nebraska Legislature, Legislative District 34", · Questionnaire · no publish date shown · retrieved 2026-10-31 · archived copy ## Agriculture and rural Nebraska No public position found. ## Health care No public position found. ## Abortion Summary (our words, not the candidate's): Says he is pro-life, believes life begins at conception, and says he voted for LB626, the Nebraska Heartbeat Act, in 2023. *Campaign website text:* > “I am Prolife. I believe life begins at conception.” Source: Loren Lippincott for Legislature, "Issues", · Campaign website · no publish date shown · retrieved 2026-10-31 · archived copy *Campaign website text:* > “In 2023, I voted for LB626, the Nebraska Heartbeat Act, which bans abortion as soon as a fetal heartbeat is detected.” Source: Loren Lippincott for Legislature, "Issues", · Campaign website · no publish date shown · retrieved 2026-10-31 · archived copy ## Immigration and the border No public position found. ## Education and school choice Summary (our words, not the candidate's): Says the state should increase its share of public school funding. *Campaign website text:* > “It is time to increase the state share of funding for public schools” Source: Loren Lippincott for Legislature, "Issues", · Campaign website · no publish date shown · retrieved 2026-10-31 · archived copy ## Energy, water and environment Summary (our words, not the candidate's): Says LB 1261 in 2026 requires data centers to provide their own power source, and that Nebraska needs to ensure data centers are beneficial before they are permitted. > “Our LB 1261 in 2026 requires data centers to provide their own power source and feed any additional power into the electrical grid. Before a data center is permitted to call Nebraska home, we need to ensure they are beneficial to our home state.” Source: Nebraska Examiner, "Nebraska Legislature, Legislative District 34", · Questionnaire · no publish date shown · retrieved 2026-10-31 · archived copy ## Guns and public safety Summary (our words, not the candidate's): Says he supports a Castle Doctrine law and voted for LB77 (Constitutional Carry) in 2023, because he believes people should be able to carry a gun without government permission. *Campaign website text:* > “I support a Castle Doctrine law because you have a right to protect your home from intruders.” Source: Loren Lippincott for Legislature, "Issues", · Campaign website · no publish date shown · retrieved 2026-10-31 · archived copy *Campaign website text:* > “In 2023, I voted for LB77, which established Constitutional Carry in Nebraska because I believe you should be able to carry a gun without getting a permission slip from the government.” Source: Loren Lippincott for Legislature, "Issues", · Campaign website · no publish date shown · retrieved 2026-10-31 · archived copy ## Elections and government Summary (our words, not the candidate's): Says he voted for LB514, which requires Voter ID, in 2023, and spearheaded a 2025 effort to return Nebraska to Winner-Take-All that he says he will continue. *Campaign website text:* > “In 2023, I voted for LB514 which requires Voter ID in Nebraska” Source: Loren Lippincott for Legislature, "Issues", · Campaign website · no publish date shown · retrieved 2026-10-31 · archived copy *Campaign website text:* > “In 2025, I spearheaded the effort to return Nebraska to Winner-Take-All, an effort I will continue to pursue.” Source: Loren Lippincott for Legislature, "Issues", · Campaign website · no publish date shown · retrieved 2026-10-31 · archived copy