SuAnn Witt
Candidate for Legislature, District 14
- City
- Papillion
- On the ballot as
- SuAnn Witt
- Campaign website
- wittfornebraska.com
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Property taxes and cost of living
Summary
Calls property tax relief her top priority and would explore expanding the homestead exemption, reforming valuation and opposing data center tax exemptions.
“Delivering meaningful and targeted property tax relief will always be my #1 priority.”
“In turn, I would explore policies such as expanding the homestead exemption, reforming our valuation system and opposing tax exemptions for things like data centers in order to provide real relief.”
Economy, jobs and trade
Summary
Would champion property tax relief, affordable housing, public schools and workforce development to lower costs, raise wages and grow the economy.
“I would champion targeted property relief, affordable housing, strong public schools and workforce development initiatives to lower costs for families, raise wages and grow Nebraska’s economy.”
Agriculture and rural Nebraska
No public position found.
Health care
Summary
Says she will work to lower health care costs and increase cost transparency.
Campaign website text
“SuAnn will work to lower the cost of healthcare and increase cost transparency so there are no surprise bills.”
Abortion
No public position found.
Immigration and the border
No public position found.
Education and school choice
Summary
Says she will work to support the education system and teachers, and that local schools know what works best for them.
“Additionally, I will work to support our education system and teachers to provide every child with a competitive education.”
Campaign website text
“She believes that local schools know what works best for them, not overreaching mandates.”
Energy, water and environment
Summary
Wants to protect public power and set guardrails so data centers do not threaten drinking water, agriculture or public power.
“Nebraska’s affordable public power is one of our state's strongest economic development tools, and it is a resource we need to protect.”
“We need to establish commonsense guardrails that ensure these massive developments do not threaten drinking water, agricultural industry or public power.”
Guns and public safety
No public position found.
Elections and government
Summary
Says the Legislature should play no role in changing voter-approved laws and supports current term limits.
“The Legislature should play no role in changing voter-approved laws.”
“I support our current term limits to keep the government responsive and transparent.”