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Once every 10 years the Nebraska State Legislature must create new district maps for all of our State elected officials. This process is known as redistricting.
The Nebraska State Senators have been meeting in a special session since September 13th redrawing district lines for the United States Congress, the State Legislature, the State Supreme Court, the University of Nebraska Regents, the Public Service Commission, and the State Board of Education.
By far, the most controversial map concerns the State Legislature. The State’s legislative districts have become the most controversial maps for...
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