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Nebraska in 3: 3 Stories in 3 minutes. July 6 Edition! 📍

Here’s your quick, daily dose of Nebraska political news! After a long holiday weekend, we’ve got the essential news covered for you in under 3 minutes.

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Big movement in the Nebraska election forecast. Powell is dominating in CD2, and Ricketts is holding his lead in the Senate race. Get the full breakdown in this quick update. 📈

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Mark Gudgel, candidate for the Omaha Public Power District Board in District 2, joins the show to discuss why public power matters and what’s at stake for OPPD customers. We talk about electric rates, data centers, renewable energy, grid reliability, the future of the North Omaha Power Station, climate change, and how board decisions shape affordability, economic development and Nebraska’s energy future.

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Future of Omaha Power: Electric Rates, Data Centers & Clean Energy | Mark Gudgel Interview

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Welcome to your Nebraska in 3 update for Tuesday, June 30. Join host Dan Parsons as he breaks down three stories impacting our state in under three minutes:

Political Forecasts: A look at the latest national projections for the 2nd Congressional District and the Senate race between Senator Pete Ricketts and Dan Osborn.

Ballot Initiatives: An update on the signature collection progress for the proposed constitutional amendment regarding transgender athletes in school sports.

Medical Cannabis: Attorney General Mike Hilgers approves new state regulations, met with sharp criticism from Nebraskans for Medical Marijuana.

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Three stories in three minutes. Here is the latest from Nebraska for Monday, June 29:

The Ballot Mystery: The “Nebraska Working People Party” is pushing for signatures, but who is really behind it? We explore the theory that it might be a political spoiler.

Fair Disaster: The “Great American State Fair” on the National Mall is facing criticism over empty grounds, power failures, and the arrest of a lewd Uncle Sam.

Social Media Act Halted: A federal judge blocks key parts of Nebraska’s Parental Rights in Social Media Act.

Catch the full breakdown in under 3 minutes.

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Stay informed with today’s top Nebraska headlines in three minutes.

In this episode:
Lincoln’s $651M Budget: Mayor Leirion Gaylor Baird’s two-year proposal heads to the City Council for debate.

Washington Standoff: Congressman Don Bacon breaks with President Trump over a stalled bipartisan housing package.

Sports Betting Initiative: The multi-million dollar campaign to get online wagering on the November ballot reaches a critical deadline.
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