The Nebraska Attorney General has filed for re-election.

The bill would strengthen the existing laws prohibiting ballot question committees from accepting funding from foreign nationals.

A new bill in Nebraska aims to use a federal program to verify the citizenship of voters, sparking debate over election security and privacy concerns.

Governor Jim Pillen (R) announced in a press release on Monday that he filed for re-election. Since taking office in 2023, Governor Pillen has raised $11.8 million. Pillen has been endorsed by former Nebraska business leaders, agricultural leaders, law enforcement officials, and public leaders, and President Donald Trump recently endorsed him.

Social media users were alarmed by the concerning ballot observation in the viral post, with one saying: "That is wrong."

Nebraska election officials respond to President Trump's suggestion to "nationalize elections," emphasizing the importance of state control and secure voter ID laws.

A legislative committee advanced a proposed amendment Wednesday that would change one word to two in the Nebraska Constitution about only citizens voting in elections. Citizens are the only

Sen. Pete Ricketts formally filed for reelection on Wednesday.