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Nebraska Sen. Julie Slama won't seek reelection to Legislature in November - Vimarsana News

Nebraska Sen. Julie Slama won't seek reelection to Legislature in November

Minutes before her window to formally file for reelection closed, Nebraska state Sen. Julie Slama announced that she will not seek a second full term in the Legislature this year.

Nebraska Sen. Julie Slama won't seek reelection to Legislature in November - Vimarsana News

Nebraska Sen. Julie Slama won't seek reelection to Legislature in November

Minutes before her window to formally file for reelection closed, Nebraska state Sen. Julie Slama announced that she will not seek a second full term in the Legislature this year.

Nebraska Sen. Julie Slama won't seek reelection to Legislature in November - Vimarsana News

Nebraska Sen. Julie Slama won't seek reelection to Legislature in November

Minutes before her window to formally file for reelection closed, Nebraska state Sen. Julie Slama announced that she will not seek a second full term in the Legislature this year.

Source: lexch.com
Nebraska Sen. Julie Slama won't seek reelection to Legislature in November - Vimarsana News

Nebraska Sen. Julie Slama won't seek reelection to Legislature in November

Minutes before her window to formally file for reelection closed, Nebraska state Sen. Julie Slama announced that she will not seek a second full term in the Legislature this year.

Senators break with Nebraska GOP, endorse federal incumbents - Vimarsana News

Senators break with Nebraska GOP, endorse federal incumbents

In a break with the Nebraska GOP, a group of 26 conservative state senators signed a letter endorsing Nebraska's incumbent members of Congress, some of whom face hard-right primary challengers.

Source: omaha.com