Nebraska’s political parties are on high alert as Election Day draws near, with Democrats and Republicans both ramping up their final pushes. Democrats gathered for the annual Ben Nelson Gala, honoring the state’s last Democratic statewide officeholder and rallying around key candidates like Denise Powell, who’s running against GOP hopeful Brinker Harding. The DNC is pushing back against the notion that Nebraska is a lost cause, emphasizing voter mobilization and defending progressive wins like minimum wage hikes and marijuana legalization. Meanwhile, Republicans, led by Senator Pete Ricketts and Brinker Harding, are focused on defending their House seat against Don Bacon’s departure, urging voters to turn out. With just 73 days left, both sides are racing against the clock — no panic, but urgent action — to secure their futures in the November election.
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