Nebraska Legislation · All bills 2026-08-26 08:22 · 1847 bills

All bills

1847 bills of the 109th Legislature (2025-2026), most recent action first, 40 per page. Where each bill stands comes from the Legislature's own recorded actions.

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LR301NEBRASKA · 109TH LEGISLATUREINTRODUCED 01/13/2026SEN. KAUTHDISTRICT 31 · SPONSORNO FLOOR VOTE YET(VOTE RECORD)RESOLUTION

LR301 · Resolution

Interim study to examine whether socially or medically changing the behavioral or physical characteristics of a child in opposition to the characteristics associated with the child's sex registered at birth constitutes child abuse under the Nebraska Criminal Code

Sen. Kathleen Kauth (District 31)
no floor vote yet (Vote Record)
introduced 2026-01-13 · from our database
LR405NEBRASKA · 109TH LEGISLATUREINTRODUCED 03/24/2026SEN. MURMANDISTRICT 38 · SPONSORNO FLOOR VOTE YET(VOTE RECORD)RESOLUTION

LR405 · Resolution

Interim study to examine current laws and regulations to ascertain whether the State of Nebraska is able to assume the increased responsibilities necessary in order to ensure compliance with federal civil rights laws relating to education and whether statutory or regulatory reform is necessary to provide for such responsibilities

Sen. Dave Murman (District 38)
no floor vote yet (Vote Record)
introduced 2026-03-24 · from our database
LR411NEBRASKA · 109TH LEGISLATUREINTRODUCED 03/24/2026SEN. RIEPEDISTRICT 12 · SPONSORNO FLOOR VOTE YET(VOTE RECORD)RESOLUTION

LR411 · Resolution

Interim study to examine barriers affecting access to health care in Nebraska, with a particular, but not exclusive, focus on rural areas with specific attention to the role of transportation, distance, and other social and economic factors that affect timely care

Sen. Merv Riepe (District 12)
no floor vote yet (Vote Record)
introduced 2026-03-24 · from our database

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