AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCampaign Trail: Democratic gubernatorial candidate Lynn Walz told a Gering town hall she would restore honesty and transparency to the governor’s office, citing the state’s projected budget deficit and emphasizing property taxes, education and rural health care. Election Rules: NDOT says campaign signs are barred from state highway and interstate rights-of-way, including medians, ramps and roadside ditches. Early voting is underway, with voter deadlines approaching. Courts: U.S. Sen. Pete Ricketts joined a Supreme Court brief arguing that homeschooling parents should retain religious freedom protections and that neutral government programs may support faith-based curricula. Consumer Protection: Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers joined three other states in suing TP-Link, alleging the router maker misled consumers about device security and its China ties. Senate Race: President Donald Trump’s Grand Island rally put the competitive Nebraska race in the national spotlight, as independent Dan Osborn challenges Ricketts and ranchers criticize Trump’s beef-import plan.
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