Judge rules against Republicans, Democrats in attempts to stop two new parties

A Nebraska judge sided with two up-and-coming political parties seeking official status. Despite challenges from Republicans and Democrats, both organizations received favorable outcomes that push them closer to statewide recognition.

Judge rules against Republicans, Democrats in attempts to stop two new parties

Letter: Is Pillen really not done yet?

Nebraska’s Governor Jim Pillen insists in his latest TV campaign ad that he still has more to do. One letter writer speculates whether he plans to revisit issues such as medical marijuana or private school vouchers, hinting at a potential challenge to voterapproved measures.

Letter: Is Pillen really not done yet?

Attempts to change Nebraska voter-approved initiatives alarm senators and voter groups

Despite enduring sessions marked by turmoil, Omaha Sen. Terrell McKinney predicts that the 2025 legislative session could be the most challenging yet. His concerns highlight growing apprehension about Nebraska’s political climate and the difficulties that may lie ahead.

Attempts to change Nebraska voter-approved initiatives alarm senators and voter groups