Welcome to the K Street Chronicle. This site brings Nebraska state government to your fingertips. Explore the Unicameral, State Officials, State Agencies, Supreme Court, News, and 2026 Election pages to discover more about the government that answers to you. We hope to make state government more transparent and easier to digest. Remember, the salvation of the state is the watchfulness in the citizen.
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District, committees, and elected-year for all 49 members of the Unicameral.
State Officials –The six constitutional executive offices and who currently holds them.
State Agencies –Every agency, sorted constitutional, code, and noncode.
Supreme Court –All seven justices, their districts, and how they were appointed.
News –Headlines from Nebraska Examiner and Flatwater Free Press.
2026 Election 30Every statewide race and all 25 Legislature races, with candidates by party.
Recent bill activity
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Bills
Introduced, in committee, on the floor, or on the Governor's desk — pulled straight from the state's legislative record.
Come back when the first session of the 110th Legislative of the Nebraska Legislature begins at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, January 6, 2027.
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Unicameral
District, committee assignments, and sponsored bills for all 49 senators.
Standing Committees
Senators
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State Officials
The six statewide elected offices established by the Nebraska Constitution.
News
Headlines from across the state.
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Races
Every statewide constitutional office and all 25 Nebraska Legislature races on the November ballot, with the candidates who advanced from the May primary.
* indicates an incumbent seeking reelection.
The outline color of each box shows the party that currently holds that seat: Republican Democrat Independent Legal Marijuana Now America First
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Statewide Offices
Nebraska Legislature
Nebraska's Legislature uses a nonpartisan blanket primary — the top two vote-getters advance regardless of party, so some races below feature two candidates from the same party.
Donors/Contributions
Search every donor on file, pick a race below, or browse the top contributions across every 2026 statewide and Legislature race.
Top Contributions, All Races
The single largest individual and corporate contributions reported to NADC across every 2026 statewide and Legislature race with donor data on file.
Aggregate Top 10, All Races
The same donors, but summed across every candidate they gave to — surfaces repeat donors whose individual checks are smaller but who gave to many races. Only totals what's captured in each candidate's own top-10 list above, so a donor's true lifetime total could be higher if they also gave smaller, uncaptured amounts.
State Agencies
Every agency, grouped by how it's controlled: created by the Constitution, run by a Governor-appointed director, or governed independently by its own board.
Supreme Court
The state's court of last resort: a Chief Justice serving at large, plus six Associate Justices each representing one of six appellate judicial districts.
Nebraska selects judges through merit selection (the "Missouri Plan"): a judicial nominating commission forwards at least two names to the Governor, who appoints one. New justices serve an initial 3-year term, then face voters in an up-or-down retention election, with 6-year terms after that.