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Here are the Nebraska state senators making laws during the 108th legislative session.
District 35
Raymond Aguilar
Grand Island
Elected 2020
402-471-2617
District 17
Joni Albrecht
Thurston
Elected 2016, 2020
402-471-2716
District 14
John Arch
La Vista
Elected 2018, 2022
402-471-2730
District 18
Christy Armendariz
Omaha
Elected 2022
402-471-2618
District 21
Beau Ballard
Lincoln
Appointed 2023, elected 2024
402-471-2673
District 3
Carol Blood
Bellevue
Elected 2016, 2020
402-471-2627
District 25
Carolyn Bosn
Lincoln
Appointed 2023, elected 2024
402-471-2731
District 29
Eliot Bostar
Lincoln
Elected 2020, 2024
402-471-2734
District 23
Bruce Bostelman
Brainard
Elected 2016, 2020
402-471-2719
District 32
Tom Brandt
Plymouth
Elected 2018, 2022
402-471-2711
District 43
Tom Brewer
Gordon
Elected 2016, 2020
402-471-2628
District 9
John Cavanaugh
Omaha
Elected 2020, 2024
402-471-2723
District 6
Machaela Cavanaugh
Omaha
Elected 2018, 2022
402-471-2714
District 2
Robert Clements
Elmwood
Appt. 2017, elected 2018, 2022
402-471-2613
District 46
Danielle Conrad
Lincoln
Elected 2022
402-471-2720
District 49
Jen Day
Omaha
Elected 2020
402-471-2725
District 10
Wendy DeBoer
Bennington
Elected 2018, 2022
402-471-2718
District 40
Barry DeKay
Niobrara
Elected 2022
402-471-2801
District 30
Myron Dorn
Adams
Elected 2018, 2022
402-471-2620
District 19
Robert Dover
Norfolk
Appointed 2022, elected 2024
402-471-2929
District 26
George Dungan
Lincoln
Elected 2022
402-471-2610
District 47
Steve Erdman
Bayard
Elected 2016, 2020
402-471-2616
District 20
John Fredrickson
Omaha
Elected 2022
402-471-2622
District 33
Steve Halloran
Hastings
Elected 2016, 2020
402-471-2712
District 16
Ben Hansen
Blair
Elected 2018, 2022
402-471-2728
District 48
Brian Hardin
Gering
Elected 2022
402-471-2802
District 36
Rick Holdcroft
Bellevue
Elected 2022
402-471-2642
District 24
Jana Hughes
Seward
Elected 2022
402-471-2756
District 8
Megan Hunt
Omaha
Elected 2018, 2022
402-471-2722
District 44
Teresa Ibach
Sumner
Elected 2022
402-471-2805
District 42
Mike Jacobson
North Platte
Appt. 2022, elected 2022
402-471-2729
District 31
Kathleen Kauth
Omaha
Appt. 2022, elected 2022, 2024
402-471-2327
District 39
Lou Ann Linehan
Elkhorn
Elected 2016, 2020
402-471-2885
District 34
Loren Lippincott
Central City
Elected 2022
402-471-2630
District 37
John Lowe
Kearney
Elected 2016, 2020
402-471-2726
District 5
Mike McDonnell
Omaha
Elected 2016, 2020
402-471-2710
District 11
Terrell McKinney
Omaha
Elected 2020, 2024
402-471-2612
District 41
Fred Meyer
St. Paul
Appointed 2023
402-471-2631
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District 22
Mike Moser
Columbus
Elected 2018, 2022
402-471-2715
District 38
Dave Murman
Glenvil
Elected 2018, 2022
402-471-2732
District 28
Jane Raybould
Lincoln
Elected 2022
402-471-2633
District 12
Merv Riepe
Ralston
Elected 2022
402-471-2623
District 45
Rita Sanders
Bellevue
Elected 2020, 2024
402-471-2615
District 1
Julie Slama
Sterling
Appt. 2019, Elected 2020
402-471-2733
Democrat (blue)
District 7
Tony Vargas
Omaha
Elected 2016, 2020
402-471-2721
District 4
R. Brad von Gillern
Elkhorn
Elected 2022
402-471-2621
District 15
Lynne Walz
Fremont
Elected 2016, 2020
402-471-2625
District 13
Justin Wayne
Omaha
Elected 2016, 2020
402-471-2727
District 27
Anna Wishart
Lincoln
Elected 2016, 2020
402-471-2632
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Gering state Sen. Brian Hardin said LB1120 attempts to keep “foreign adversaries” topped by China and Russia from buying Panhandle land close to nearly 90 Minuteman III sites.
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A bill that would limit out-of-pocket costs of Epipens and inhalers for insured Nebraskans received support at a public hearing Tuesday — except from insurance providers.
Nebraska legislative races start heating up as more candidates file
Competitive races are starting to shape up across Nebraska as more candidates have filed to run for the state's unique nonpartisan, one-house Legislature.
Nebraska Legislature advances bill to expand prenatal Medicaid reimbursements
Nebraska's Legislature gave resounding first-round approval Wednesday to a bill that would expand Medicaid reimbursements for prenatal care to include nutrition counseling and case management for at-risk mothers.
Election 2024 Nebraska Sen. Julie Slama won't seek reelection to Legislature in November
Minutes before her window to formally file for reelection closed, Nebraska state Sen. Julie Slama announced that she will not seek a second full term in the Legislature this year.
Plan to get $1 billion boost in federal support for Nebraska hospitals advances
Nebraska could get more than $1 billion of federal money to boost Medicaid rates for hospitals and other health care providers under a bill that won easy first-round approval Thursday.
Speaker: Nebraska Legislature moving smoothly, but difficult subjects on horizon
Speaker John Arch said he is pleased with the progress made and tenor of the first half of the Legislature's 60-day session as lawmakers look to an April finish.
From health care to taxes, here are the bills the Nebraska Legislature is prioritizing
Nearly halfway through this year's session, every lawmaker has named priority bills that will set the tone for the remaining 31 days. A few could bring back last year's rancor.
Nebraska lawmaker seeking to require age verification for porn sites
A bill from Sen. Dave Murman would prohibit adult websites from showing pornographic content to users unless they first submitted identification showing they were over the age of 18.
Conrad, Hilgers find common ground on clarifying AG's role in challenging laws
A bill (LB1191) from Sen. Danielle Conrad to repeal a law giving the attorney general power to sue to invalidate statutes they believe are unconstitutional won support from AG Mike Hilgers.
Nebraska lawmakers reluctantly pass agreement to restore watchdog access
Nebraska lawmakers reluctantly passed a resolution Friday that temporarily restores access to the Legislature's watchdogs tasked with investigating the state's troubled prison and child welfare systems.
Hagel pitches expanded veterans courts to Nebraska lawmakers
The Veterans Justice Act would build upon the success of Nebraska's existing problem-solving courts by providing opportunities to help veterans deal with their underlying traumas.
Deaths of 3 boys prompt Nebraska bill requiring suicide prevention training
The deaths by suicide of three boys in Nebraska's child welfare system last year has lawmakers looking into ways to help state officials identify warning signs in the future.
Debate to repeal Nebraska's 'tax on death' continues; some lawmakers still wary
Supporters of Sen. Rob Clements' plan (LB1067) said it was time for the Legislature to repeal the inheritance tax, but opponents said it would create financial challenges for counties.
Lawmaker wants to alert Nebraska voters about AI campaign fakes
An Omaha lawmaker wants to ensure Nebraska voters know when campaign advertisements use deep fakes to smear a candidate or cause, but said his legislative proposal needs work.
'Needless red tape': Nebraska bill to remove barriers to workforce licenses passes
A bill that aims to make it easier for people to obtain occupational licenses became one of the first bills to pass the Nebraska Legislature in 2024.
Veto expected after Nebraska senators pass bill to allow hypodermic needle distribution
Local Nebraska jurisdictions could distribute hypodermic needles to drug users to curb the spread of disease under a bill the Legislature passed Thursday. Gov. Jim Pillen may veto it.
Election 2024 Last-minute entries, withdrawals set fields for Southeast Nebraska legislative races
Of the six seats up for election in Southeast Nebraska, five will feature competitive primary races when voters go to the polls on May 14.
Nebraska lawmakers OK amendment allowing DACA recipients to become law enforcement
The amendment was added to a bill (LB894) from Sen. Teresa Ibach of Sumner requiring county sheriffs to complete a certification course before they can serve.
Legislature advances bill reducing training requirements for Nebraska motorcycle helmet law
Veteran motorcycle operators will only be required to show they have completed a three-hour online safety course and will be exempted from a longer in-person class.
Legislation would throw $23 million federal lifeline to Nebraska nursing homes
Struggling Nebraska nursing homes could get a $23 million federal lifeline under a measure advanced by state lawmakers Friday.
Nebraska lawmakers stall bill to hold negligent state agencies accountable
A Nebraska bill that seeks to hold negligent state agencies accountable for harm caused by third parties stalled in committee, but a different avenue remains to advance the measure.
Senators backtrack, remove amendment allowing DACA recipients to become Nebraska cops
Sen. Teresa Ibach said several senators approached her with concerns that allowing DACA recipients to serve as police officers and sheriff's deputies in Nebraska may have larger implications.
Nebraska lawmakers block bill on obscenity charges against K-12 educators
After three heated days of debate, the Nebraska Legislature blocked a bill that would remove protections for K-12 educators if they face charges of providing obscene materials to minors.
Nebraska lawmakers advance bill to expand safe haven options for babies
Nebraska lawmakers advanced an expanded safe haven bill Wednesday aimed at preventing desperate parents from abandoning their babies on doorsteps or other unsafe locations.
Censure often invoked but rarely carried out in the Nebraska Legislature
While it's not uncommon for Nebraska state senators to invoke the threat of censure against colleagues they feel have acted inappropriately, hearings like that scheduled Thursday are rare.
Nebraska lawmakers advance bill allowing for tax credits to pregnancy resource centers
Senators disassembled and reassembled a tax credit package as they considered a measure from Sen. Joni Albrecht incentivizing donations to centers that provide resources but not medical care to women.
Gov. Jim Pillen plan to cut Nebraska property taxes, raise sales taxes in limbo after vote
Gov. Jim Pillen's plan to cut property taxes by raising sales taxes crumbled Tuesday in the Nebraska Legislature, leaving its ultimate fate uncertain.
Nebraska senators vote to reprimand, not censure, Halloran over alleged sexual harassment
The Executive Board of Nebraska’s Legislature voted 8-1 on Wednesday to issue a letter reprimanding Sen. Steve Halloran, who was accused of sexually harassing colleagues last month.
New requirements for renewable energy companies advances in Nebraska Legislature
Opposition to a plan creating new requirements for wind and solar energy companies resulted in a compromise plan that sailed through the Legislature easily on Wednesday.
Nebraska bill restricting transgender athletes in school sports to be debated Friday
The "Sports and Spaces Act" was advanced to the floor on Thursday on a 5-3 vote and will be debated at noon on Friday.
Nebraska bill barring transgender athletes in school sports falls victim to filibuster
The "Sports and Spaces Act" from Sen. Kathleen Kauth of Omaha only mustered 31 of 33 votes needed to end debate. The bill is dead for the year.
Higher tax on Nebraska house sales could cut inheritance tax
Nebraska lawmakers backed a plan Tuesday to raise a tax on real estate sales by 44% and use most of the $17 million increase to cut inheritance taxes.
Nebraska Legislature backs bill to provide private school scholarship funding
A bill (LB1402) from Sen. Lou Ann Linehan of Elkhorn appropriating $10 million for private school scholarships advanced from first-round debate at the Legislature on Tuesday on a 31-12 vote.
Private school scholarship funding passes second test in Nebraska Legislature
The bill (LB1402) will need to clear one more hurdle on the final day of the session in order to be sent to the desk of Gov. Jim Pillen.
Scaled-back property tax plan prompts special session speculation in Nebraska
Will Gov. Jim Pillen call lawmakers into special session to reach his property tax reduction goal?
Nebraska group will seek repeal of latest private school scholarship law
Organizers with Support Our Schools filed paperwork Tuesday afternoon with Secretary of State Bob Evnen to put a repeal of LB1402 before voters this fall.
Nebraska lawmakers begin taking sides as property tax special session continues
Some senators signaled disapproval of being called to the Capitol to consider the governor's plan of slashing property taxes by half, in subtle ways or not.
Lawmakers propose legalizing marijuana in Nebraska, using revenue for property tax relief
Two senators proposed legalizing and taxing marijuana in Nebraska to help reduce property taxes, but opponents said the problems that could follow would outweigh any benefit.
Online sports betting measures still hanging on during special legislative session
Senators held off on killing proposals to legalize online sports betting in Nebraska during a tumultuous special session, but the path forward for the measures remains unclear.
Uber Eats, DoorDash organize opposition to tax being considered by Nebraska lawmakers
DoorDash and Uber Eats urged businesses and customers to oppose a proposed tax on online deliveries being considered during a special session of the Nebraska Legislature.
Nebraska Legislature advances measure to tax owner-occupied homes differently
A day after reaching the floor, the proposal (LR2CA) from Sen. Tom Brandt of Seward was moved to the second of three rounds of debate on a 32-14 vote.
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