Republican Sen. Pete Ricketts wins full term in Nebraska
Nebraska voters approve ban on transgender athletes in girls’ sports
Gov. Pillen declares victory in race for Nebraska's top office over Lynne Walz
Democrat Denise Powell Flips Nebraska House Seat
Too close to call, but Mike Flood leads Chris Backemeyer in 1st Congressional District
More Alarming Trends for GOP in Midwest Senate Races
Nebraskans appear poised to reject legalizing online sports betting
Photos: Lincoln voters hit the polls for the 2026 general election
What Nebraskans should know about key federal and state races on their Nov. 3 ballot
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Voters struck down an amendment expanding legislative term limits in the Nebraska Legislature, keeping state senators capped at two consecutive four-year terms.
Democrat Denise Powell is projected to win the race for Nebraska’s 2nd Congressional District, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ), a pickup for Democrats in a key battleground district. Powell was leading Republican Brinker Harding by 20 percentage points — 59 percent to 39 percent — with 71 percent of the vote reported by DDHQ…
Nebraska's CD3, one of the nation's most conservative congressional districts, easily reelected Gering Republican U.S. Rep. Adrian Smith to serve an 11th term.
Nebraska voters this year will decide on one U.S. Senate race this fall. Incumbent U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts of Omaha will face off against independent Dan Osborn of Omaha in addition to three other candidates.
Bill Braesch casts his ballot at American Legion Post 216 in Gretna, on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026.
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