Will Nebraska switch to a winner-take-all system for presidential elections?

Will Nebraska switch to a winner-take-all system for presidential elections?

Nebraska lawmakers will vote Tuesday, April 8, on a winner-take-all system for allocating electoral votes in presidential elections. The change would align Nebraska with most states, which currently award all electoral votes to the candidate with the most votes in the state. Civic Nebraska opposes the bill, calling it a “blatant power grab.” They urge lawmakers to maintain the state’s long-standing tradition of splitting electoral votes. Nebrask…

Nebraska Legislature to debate winner-take-all Electoral College model next week

The future of Nebraska's elections system is up in the air next week, as lawmakers are set to consider a controversial proposal to restore a winner-take-all model for future presidential elections.

Nebraska lawmakers will consider bill to change Nebraska's electoral college system

Nebraska lawmakers are slated to take up a bill to change the state back to 'winner-take-all' for presidential electoral votes next week.

Nebraska lawmakers to debate winner-take-all next week

Speaker John Arch told lawmakers he plans to schedule Sen. Loren Lippincott's winner-take-all bill for first round debate next Tuesday afternoon.

Frustrated with a “no-show” Congress? Blame winner-take-all elections: op-ed

Lawmakers, emboldened by their safe seats in gerrymandered districts, have actively limited engagement with their constituents.