Lawmakers considered efforts this session to define male and female in state law for access to school sports, update election laws and reinstate a winner-take-all system for allocating Nebraska’s presidential electoral votes.
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A measure that establishes registration and reporting requirements for certain foreign entities in Nebraska was approved by lawmakers May 30.
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A measure that defines male and female in state law for purposes of access to interscholastic sports received final approval May 28.
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Lawmakers passed a bill May 28 that modifies or eliminates more than three dozen state-established entities.
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An array of fees charged by the State Fire Marshal will increase under a bill given final legislative approval May 28.
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Senators gave final approval May 28 to the state’s annual election cleanup bill.
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Lawmakers gave final approval May 14 to a bill that updates the structure and duties of the state’s Commission on African American Affairs.
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An omnibus bill related to purchasing, contracts and administrative procedures was approved by lawmakers May 14.
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Lawmakers passed a bill May 14 that makes changes to tourism marketing grants.
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A measure intended to strengthen confidentiality laws related to the residences of members of certain professions in Nebraska passed May 14.
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A measure that would establish registration and reporting requirements for certain foreign entities in Nebraska was amended and advanced from select file May 14.
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A bill that changes disclaimer requirements for some political advertisements was given final approval May 14.
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Lawmakers passed a bill May 14 that makes several changes to laws governing professional landscape architects in Nebraska.
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A measure that would define male and female in state law was narrowed to apply only to access to interscholastic sports before being advanced to the final round of consideration May 14.
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Lawmakers made adjustments to a proposal to eliminate more than three dozen state-established entities before giving the measure second-round approval May 14.
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