UNICAMERAL
District 6
Lynne Anderson
Lynne worked as a Clinical Nurse Specialist at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. She and her husband, Paul, have owned Nebraska businesses.
6626 Cuming St
Omaha, NE 68132
www.lynneanderson.com
District 8
Tom White
Currently a partner with the firm White Wulff & Jorgensen, Tom’s legal career has focused on representing working people in issues such as workplace discrimination and civil rights, as well as commercial contract work.
(402) 346-5700
www.whiteforlegislature.com
Mark Kraft
District 8 is in Douglas County.
www.vote4kraft.com
District 10
Robert Wimberley
District 10 is in Douglas County.
3615 North 113th Court, #5
Omaha, NE 68164
(402) 304-2459
District 12
Steve Lathrop
Lathrop, of Omaha, holds a Law degree from Creighton University. He is a partner with the law firm of Hauptman, O’Brien, Wolf & Lathrop, where he advocates for workers, business and consumers before the Legislature.
www.lathropforlegislature.com
District 14
Ian Hartfield
Ian earned a Bachelor's of Arts in History from Nebraska Wesleyan. He is currently studying at the University of Nebraska- Omaha for his Master's in History and hopes to finish next spring. One of his most rewarding life experiences was attending the Democratic National Convention in 2004 in Boston.
www.hartfieldforlegislature.com
District 16
Kent Rogert
Kent holds a Bachelor's of Science in Agricultural Sciences from UNL. He worked for Greenwood Coop and Cenex/Land ‘O Lakes as a Crop Productions Specialist and for American Cyanamid as a sales representative. In early 2005, he decided to start his own multi-faceted farm business consulting firm.
PO Box 114
Tekamah, NE 68061
www.rogert.net
District 20
Carol Casey
District 20 is in Douglas County.
2506 S 105th Ave
Omaha, NE 68124
(402) 397-9279
District 26
Amanda McGill
Amanda holds a degree in broadcasting and political science from UNL. She worked as a reporter in Sioux City and Lincoln.
(402) 613-1028
www.amandamcgill.com
District 28
Bill Avery
Avery, of Lincoln, has been a Professor at UNL for over 30 years. He is also a published author and professional trade consultant. He has served on numerous citizen committees and local and national boards.
www.averyforlegislature.com
District 30
Norman Wallman
District 30 consists of Gage County and part of Lancaster County.
5696 SW 2nd Rd
Cortland, NE 68331
District 32
Russ Karpisek
District 32 consists of Fillmore, Thayer, Saline, and Jefferson Counties.
315 N Shimerda St
Wilber, NE 68465
(402) 821-2909
District 34
Annette Dubas
District 34 consists of Nance, Merrick, and Hamilton Counties, as well as parts of Polk and Hall Counties.
RR 1 Box 42
Fullerton, NE 68638
District 40
Tom Noecker
District 40 consists of Knox, Cedar, and Pierce Counties as well as part of Holt County.
117 State Street
Hartington, NE 68739
District 44
Frank Shoemaker
Frank Shoemaker is a practicing attorney and farmer. He served in the Peace Corps in the 1970s. He received his law degree from UNL and now serves as a founding director of Pinpoint Communications in Cambridge. In the Legislature, Frank promises to be a strong, independent voice for Southwest Nebraska.
www.nebraskansforshoemaker.com
District 46
Carol J. Brown
Brown, of Lincoln, holds a Diploma for Practical Nursing from Platte Junior College. She worked as an LPN for over 20 years. She and her husband own a small business in the 46th district, and she currently works for the Lincoln Action Program.
www.brownforlegislature.com
Danielle Nantkes
Danielle has been employed as an attorney with the Nebraska Appleseed Center for Law in the Public Interest since her admittance to the Bar. She also volunteers as a pro bono attorney for the Volunteers Lawyers Program and the Nebraska LAPTOP program.
(402) 432-3394
www.daniellenantkes.com
Senate
Ben Nelson worked his way through college at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln returning to UNL to receive a Masters Degree and law degree. Before deciding to go into law, Ben felt a strong pull towards the seminary. He was a youth pastor at First Christian Church in Lincoln, and went on to serve as a student minister at five congregations across Nebraska. In 1990, he was elected as Governor of Nebraska. In 1994, he won re-election with a resounding 73 percent of the vote. In 2000, Ben won a very close race to represent Nebraska in the United States Senate. Ben has continually been one of the leading advocates for ethanol and has worked tirelessly to promote renewable fuels. Ben has always been willing to put partisan politics aside to get things done. He is also a strong supporter of 2nd Amendment rights. As a proud grandfather, Ben returns home nearly every weekend to be with his family and with his friends and neighbors, the people of Nebraska.
GUBERNATORIAL
David Hahn
David Hahn is a fifth generation Nebraskan who resides in Lincoln and is a graduate of the University of Nebraska Law School. Hahn was a trendsetter by employing emerging technologies in conjunction with sound legal practices to save 85% of the family farms and ranches he defended. His interest in information technology has lead to his current position as CEO of New Digital Group. Hahn's experience in business and the law offers a forward-thinking model for economic growth in Nebraska that is consistently grounded in the fundamental values that make this state unique.
CONGRESSIONAL
First District
Maxine Moul served as Nebraska’s Lieutenant Governor with Governor Ben Nelson from 1991 to 1993. In 1993, Maxine resigned her position as Lieutenant Governor to lead Nebraska's Department of Economic Development. As Director, Maxine supervised a staff of 75 and worked to dramatically increase the federal government's funding of economic development efforts in Nebraska. Maxine left the Department of Economic Development in January 1999 at the end of the Nelson administration and continued to serve the Nebraska Community Foundation in various capacities, retiring as President Emeritus in January 2006. Maxine's lifetime of volunteer work and public service illustrates her commitment to economic and rural development, health care, education and social issues.
Second District
Jim Esch, of Omaha , graduated from Creighton University with a degree in Law in 2000. Esch worked for the Steier Group, a national consulting and fund raising firm for not-for-profit organizations. He also worked as a fundraiser for the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce. Esch has previously volunteered with Siena\Francis, the Sacred Heart Parish, the Black Student Catholic Scholarship Fund, and the City of Omaha 's Park and Recreation Advisory Board.
Esch focuses on investing in the future through education, domestic renewable sources of energy, and health insurance for every American.
Congressional District 2 consists of all of Douglas County , as well as parts of Sarpy County .
Third District
Scott Kleeb, graduate of Yale, has a Master's Degree in International Relations and a Doctorate focused on the history of American cattle ranching. Most of his research was done from the back of a pick-up, as he traveled through every state west of the Mississippi , listening to the stories of farmers, ranchers and small-town workers. He is currently a ranch hand outside of Dunning, Nebraska .
As an advocate of rural development and community building, Kleeb places a heavy emphasis on bringing technological advances, new energy sources, and an improved educational system to rural Nebraska . Kleeb also understands the crucial role of youth in keeping rural Nebraska alive.
Congressional District 3 consists of Jefferson, Saline, York , Polk, Platte, Boone, Antelope, Pierce Counties , and parts of Cedar County , and everything west of these.
