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Lawmakers considered one proposal Wednesday that would allow Nebraska to execute inmates by forcing them to breathe nitrogen gas — and another that calls for senators to witness executions.

Lawmakers considered one proposal Wednesday that would allow Nebraska to execute inmates by forcing them to breathe nitrogen gas — and another that calls for senators to witness executions.

Lawmakers considered one proposal Wednesday that would allow Nebraska to execute inmates by forcing them to breathe nitrogen gas — and another that calls for senators to witness executions.

Lawmakers considered one proposal Wednesday that would allow Nebraska to execute inmates by forcing them to breathe nitrogen gas — and another that calls for senators to witness executions.

Lawmakers considered one proposal Wednesday that would allow Nebraska to execute inmates by forcing them to breathe nitrogen gas — and another that calls for senators to witness executions.

Lawmakers considered one proposal Wednesday that would allow Nebraska to execute inmates by forcing them to breathe nitrogen gas — and another that calls for senators to witness executions.

Lawmakers considered one proposal Wednesday that would allow Nebraska to execute inmates by forcing them to breathe nitrogen gas — and another that calls for senators to witness executions.

Republicans maintained their grasp on Nebraskas three congressional seats, despite Democrats in two of those races outraising their GOP opponents in the final months before Election Day.

Patty Pansing Brooks, the Democratic candidate for Congressional District 1, said she will work across the aisle for the needs of voters if elected.

Both candidates for Congress in Nebraska’s First District are trading jabs about violent crime, and each others’ stance on public safety.