Session Review: General Affairs
Casino gaming regulations and the distribution rights of craft breweries topped the list of issues considered by the General Affairs Committee this session.
Read moreCasino gaming regulations and the distribution rights of craft breweries topped the list of issues considered by the General Affairs Committee this session.
Read moreA bill updating Nebraska’s gaming regulations for horse racetrack casinos and the commission that governs them passed April 13.
Read moreA bill that would update Nebraska’s gaming regulations for horse racetrack casinos and the commission that governs them was amended and advanced from general file March 29.
Read moreNebraskans would no longer spring forward or fall back if authorized by federal law under a bill that advanced from general file March 14.
Read moreA proposal to limit annual increases in the amount of property taxes collected by public school districts stalled Feb. 8 after a failed cloture motion.
Read moreThe Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee heard testimony Feb. 2 on a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow Nebraska voters to recall the governor and state lawmakers.
Read moreA state tax credit intended to offset part of Nebraskans’ property tax bills would not fall below its current amount under a bill advanced from general file Jan. 26.
Read moreThe General Affairs Committee heard two bills Jan. 24 that would refine regulation of Nebraska’s voter-approved horse racetrack casinos and the commission that oversees them.
Read moreThe Revenue Committee heard testimony Jan. 20 on two bills that, with some exceptions, would cap annual increases in the amount of property taxes collected by public school districts.
Read moreThe Revenue Committee heard testimony Jan. 19 on a proposal intended to prevent a tax credit based on school property taxes paid from falling below its current amount.
Read moreSenators established casino gaming regulations, permanently legalized to-go alcohol sales authorized during the pandemic and expanded the type of fireworks that can be sold in Nebraska.
Read moreSenators approved a proposal May 20 intended to prohibit frivolous coronavirus-related lawsuits.
Read moreSenators passed a bill May 20 intended to modernize the state’s small business tax credit.
Read moreA bill that implements provisions of a constitutional gaming amendment approved in 2020 passed May 20.
Read moreLawmakers approved a bill May 19 intended to shift the cost of school bonds away from owners of farm and ranch land.
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