Use of campaign funds for security purposes advanced
A proposal to allow candidates and officeholders to expend campaign funds for security purposes was amended and advanced from general file March 23.
Read MoreA proposal to allow candidates and officeholders to expend campaign funds for security purposes was amended and advanced from general file March 23.
Read MoreElectronic smoking devices sold in Nebraska would be required to include built-in child safety features under a bill considered by the Judiciary Committee Feb. 26.
Read MoreA proposal to allow candidates and office holders to use campaign funds for security purposes was considered Feb. 4 by the Executive Board.
Read MoreCorrectional and youth detention officers will qualify for a tuition waiver under a bill passed by lawmakers May 30.
Read MoreA measure that establishes registration and reporting requirements for certain foreign entities in Nebraska was approved by lawmakers May 30.
Read MoreA measure that would establish registration and reporting requirements for certain foreign entities in Nebraska was amended and advanced from select file May 14.
Read MoreLawmakers passed a measure May 14 increasing taxes on Nebraska real estate transactions to help meet the immediate housing needs of sex trafficking and domestic violence survivors.
Read MoreA measure that would establish registration and reporting requirements for certain foreign entities in Nebraska advanced from general file May 8.
Read MoreCorrectional and youth detention officers would qualify for a tuition waiver under a bill advanced to the second round of debate April 24.
Read MoreA proposal that would allow Nebraskans to place bets on sports with their mobile devices was passed over during second-round debate April 23 at the request of the introducer.
Read MoreLawmakers advanced a measure from general file April 14 that would allow Nebraskans to place bets on sports with their mobile devices.
Read MoreLawmakers gave final approval April 10 to a bill intended to ensure that children with life-threatening allergies are safe in school and licensed child care environments.
Read MoreA measure that would increase taxes on Nebraska real estate transactions to help meet the immediate housing needs of sex trafficking and domestic violence survivors was expanded and advanced from the first round of debate March 19.
Read MoreLawmakers gave first-round approval March 12 to a bill intended to ensure that children with life-threatening allergies are safe in school and licensed child care environments.
Read MoreThe General Affairs Committee heard testimony March 10 on a proposal to allow Nebraskans to place bets on sports with their mobile devices.
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