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Jim Pillen is under campaign pressure after reports about undocumented-worker hiring at his family farm business. His opponents are attacking him over the allegations as he seeks reelection. Pillen already secured the GOP nomination, so the main question is whether the controversy dents his standing in the general election. The hiring controversy could add some downside risk for Pillen if it sticks, but the effect is still unclear. The race remains centered on whether Republicans can hold the governorship.
Gov. Jim Pillen, after taking questions Wednesday about people with traumatic brain injuries and developmental disabilities, tried leaving a bill signing without addressing reports of his farms hiring undocumented workers.
Where the 2026 midterms stand right now, according to POLITICO’s reporters.
The fate of Nebraska’s “blue dot” will play prominently as Democratic voters select a congressional nominee in the state’s 2nd District.
By MARGERY A. BECK and STEVE PEOPLES OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — The fate of Nebraska’s “blue dot” — a small, but significant factor in presidential politics — will take center stage Tuesday as Democratic voters select a congressional nominee in the state’s high-profile 2nd District. The Omaha-area district, where Republican U.S. Rep. Don Bacon is […]
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The heartland Democrat is making a comeback.
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Amy Davidson Sorkin on Josh Turek, Zach Wahls, Sherrod Brown, and James Talarico—and how something has changed lately in the dynamics of the Democrats’ fight to reclaim the Senate, or, at least, in the Party’s mood.
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