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OPPONENT For Ernie Chambers, Brenda Council: Write in Susan Smith Tuesday Nebraska Unicameral D11

Originally published May 15, 2012, By Shelli Dawdy. Updated July 21, 2015. Leave a Comment

OPPONENT For Ernie Chambers, Brenda Council: Write in Susan Smith Tuesday Nebraska Unicameral D11

Imagine your own response in confronting a ballot with the following two names as your choices for representation in the Nebraska Legislature: Brenda Council Ernie Chambers One resident in that district, in confronting such a choice when filling out her early voting ballot, recognized these two individuals constitute no choice at all for herself or […]

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Deserving of Darts: NE Unicameral – Voter ID Bites the Dust

Originally published April 1, 2012, By Shelli Dawdy. Updated July 21, 2015. 5 Comments

Deserving of Darts: NE Unicameral – Voter ID Bites the Dust

The Nebraska Unicameral, is, as we all know, a one house legislative body, and, officially “non-partisan”. After having observed the legislative process for quite some time, both from a distance, and up close, we stopped puzzling over this paradigm. What the Nebraska Unicameral is, is clear. Last fall, Linda wrote the following article: Nebraska is […]

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