‘Nebraskans Are the First House’: Livingston’s Bid to Succeed Megan Hunt in Omaha

Josh Livingston, candidate for Nebraska’s Legislative District 8—representing the Dundee, Benson, and Keystone neighborhoods in Omaha—joins the show to discuss his campaign to succeed term-limited State Sen. Megan Hunt, one of the legislature’s most vocal progressive leaders. Livingston discusses his legal background and outlines his legislative priorities: expanding access to healthcare, protecting the ballot initiative process, resisting cuts to critical services, and ensuring families are at the center of policymaking.

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