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Indefinitely postponed — died in committee

Change which political subdivisions may use virtual conferencing for meetings under the Open Meetings Act and change related requirements

LB898 · Nebraska Legislature · 109th Legislature (2025-2026)

LB898NEBRASKA · 109TH LEGISLATUREINTRODUCED 01/08/2026SEN. LONOWSKIDISTRICT 33 · SPONSORNO FLOOR VOTE YET(VOTE RECORD)
SponsorSen. Dan Lonowski (District 33) (Introduced 01/08/2026)
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CommitteesReferred to Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee
Latest Action04/17/2026 Provisions/portions of LB898 amended into LB596 by AM2282
Roll Call VotesThere have been no roll call votes
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IntroducedCommitteeGeneral FileSelect FileFinal ReadingTo GovernorSigned into Law

Text (1)

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All Actions (6)

DateActorAll Actions
04/17/2026legislatureProvisions/portions of LB898 amended into LB596 by AM2282
04/17/2026legislatureIndefinitely postponed
01/28/2026legislatureNotice of hearing for February 05, 2026
01/12/2026legislatureReferred to Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee
01/09/2026legislatureKauth FA538 filed
01/08/2026legislatureDate of introduction

Votes (0)

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Sponsors (1)

Amendments (0)

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Fiscal Notes & Statements (2)

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Committees (1)

CommitteeReferred
Referred to Government, Military and Veterans Affairs Committee01/12/2026

Related Bills (0)

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