Nebraska Supreme Court Rules Felons Can Register to Vote Immediately After Serving Sentences
The Nebraska Supreme Court has ruled that convicted felons must be allowed to register to vote after completing their sentences.
The Nebraska Supreme Court has ruled that convicted felons must be allowed to register to vote after completing their sentences.
Republican activists are hoping to change the Nebraska law that splits the Electoral College vote ahead of the critical November presidential election.
In an unexpected political turn, State Sen. Mike McDonnell has flipped from the Democrats and joined the Republicans, boosting the GOP’s crucial majority in the legislature.
Authorities in Nebraska have enforced an emergency evacuation order covering a four-mile radius after a train carrying deadly chemicals exploded.
Nebraska’s Republican Gov. Jim Pillen has officially appointed former Governor Pete Ricketts as Ben Sasse’s replacement in the Senate.
President Donald Trump has taken a victory lap over news that his nemesis Sen. Ben Sasse (R-NE) is retiring from the U.S. Senate.