AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoElection Push: Nebraska campaigns made a final weekend door-knocking push ahead of Nov. 3, with Senate rivals Pete Ricketts and Dan Osborn emphasizing sharply different priorities: Ricketts on agriculture and border security, Osborn on workers and rising costs. The closely watched race is among the state’s most expensive. Voting Day: Rain and strong winds could complicate travel to polls, while the Justice Department plans to deploy election monitors at Omaha-area polling places. State Budget: A new forecast puts Nebraska’s projected 2028–29 deficit at about $1.2 billion, after expected revenues fell by $355 million. Contract Investigation: Lincoln police found no criminal wrongdoing in the governor’s office’s $2.5 million no-bid contract; the attorney general’s office said Gov. Jim Pillen’s office was not implicated.
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