The Legislature will consider 55 proposed rule changes. Here you can view the topline for each rule change, and the full text of each change or new rule. We need your help to protect the nonpartisanship of the Legislature. Let your voice be heard and testify this Thursday at the Rules hearing at 1:30 pm in room 1525 of the Capitol.

Our nonpartisan Legislature is at risk, we need to hear from you!

Whatever the results are tonight across the country, we know that we have work in front of us, the stakes are high, and we know that we are making a commitment together to do what it takes to move forward.

Vote today at your polling place from 8 AM to 8 PM. Reach out to my office or to Civic Nebraska if you need help figuring out how to cast your ballot. I’m asking for your vote so I can get back to work for the next four years to keep moving Nebraska forward. Thank you for the honor of serving you. I am deeply aware that it is a privilege, and I work every day to be worthy of the gift.

There is a lot at stake in this year's election. It's incumbent upon all of us to exercise our right to vote and uphold our civic duty. Together, we can accomplish great things for our state, but we need your vote on Tuesday. Ensure your family, friends, and neighbors have a voting plan in place, and vote for your values tomorrow! Here is your guide to voting on Tuesday.

This campaign wouldn't be possible without the support of my neighbors and community. Together, we are fighting for a more inclusive and equitable state. Check out some of my campaign's endorsements, recent interviews, and awards from this year.

Earnest Jackson has spent over 22 years in prison for a crime someone else confessed to. His Board of Pardons hearing is on September 19th and he needs your help! Write a letter on his behalf to the Board of Pardons and sign the petition today.

Secret ballots are an essential feature of the nonpartisanship nature of the Nebraska Legislature. They allow lawmakers to base their votes on their own convictions and the needs of their districts, rather than taking orders from a political party. Voting to eliminate secret ballots means voting to change our legislature into something partisan. I took an oath to represent the people of my district, not to represent a party. I am proud to be for this nonpartisan institution and I am committed to protecting it.