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After the Supreme Court upheld Nebraska's new law allowing people with past felony convictions to vote, thousands registered in a short two-week span!

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Preserving Nebraska’s Electoral College System

Nebraska’s method of splitting electoral votes by congressional district does a better job of representing our state’s character and voters than a return to winner-take-all ever could.

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Our elections should represent the will of the people, not party interests. Nebraska’s method of splitting electoral votes by congressional district does a better job of representing our state’s character and voters than a return to winner-take-all ever could.

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