Former Nebraska Gov. Ricketts wins first election to U.S. Senate, defeating Love
Nebraska U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts on Tuesday finished the job he started during his first run for office in 2006, winning election to the U.S. Senate. Ricketts, an Omaha Republican, comfortably defeated Preston Love Jr.
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Nebraska's second congressional district: Don Bacon declares victory, Tony Vargas observing returnsThe election office said it's still counting tens of thousands of ballots, and there should be an update for Nebraska's ...
In September, Bacon announced an endorsement from Ann Ashford, the wife of late former Democratic Rep. Brad Ashford, who lost ...
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Republican Don Bacon wins fifth term to US House representing Nebraska's Omaha-based districtRepublican Don Bacon has been elected to a fifth House term representing Nebraska’s Omaha-based 2nd District, nearly three ...
Smith has represented District 3 since 2006 after legendary Husker coach and three-term incumbent Tom Osborne gave up the seat to run for governor.
As voters in Nebraska head to the polls ... But if the Senate is 50 Republicans to 49 Democrats after Election Day (and ...
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None of the races for Nebraska's three U.S. House seats is more competitive than the 2nd District contest, which pits ...
Election interest in Nebraska starts at the top of the ticket ... protect gun rights and secure the southern border. “Deb Fischer is tough as nails,” Cotton said. “She’s tough for Nebraska.
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