Omnibus election bill clears first round
A clean-up bill that would make numerous changes to election law in Nebraska was amended to become an omnibus election measure and advanced to select file April 6.
Read MoreA clean-up bill that would make numerous changes to election law in Nebraska was amended to become an omnibus election measure and advanced to select file April 6.
Read MoreA bill that would require an evaluation of Nebraska Department of Administrative Services procurement practices advanced from general file Feb. 25.
Read MoreNebraskans could not be compelled to violate their religious beliefs unless essential to further a compelling state interest under a
Read MoreA bill introduced to allow county-level concealed carry regulation in Nebraska was narrowed and advanced from general file May 12.
Read MoreSenators narrowly rejected a procedural attempt to pull a measure from committee April 23 that would authorize Nebraska’s participation in a convention of the states.
Read MoreCity councils, county boards and other political subdivisions would have greater flexibility to meet virtually under a bill that advanced from general file March 15.
Read MoreNebraskans who have committed a felony other than treason would be able to vote while incarcerated under a proposed constitutional
Read MoreThe Executive Board heard testimony Feb. 3 on a bill that seeks to halt construction on certain rural electric transmission lines and establish a legislative committee to examine the issue.
Read MoreSenators gathered at the State Capitol Jan. 6 to open the first session of the 107th Nebraska Legislature.
Read MoreA bill that would keep in-person voting an option in certain counties was amended to become an omnibus election measure and advanced from general file March 5.
Read MoreThe second Monday in October would be known as Indigenous Peoples’ Day and Columbus Day in Nebraska under a bill advanced from general file March 4.
Read MoreA bill intended to give Nebraska counties more options for bridge repair stalled on general file Feb. 10.
Read MoreAndrew La Grone is a first-year senator but he’s not new to the Capitol or issues of public policy.
Read MoreLawmakers passed a bill April 18 intended to use technology to create more efficient and transparent government public meetings.
Read MoreA bill that would allow the Nebraska Tourism Commission to sell promotional products advanced to select file April 4.
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