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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LB1067NEBRASKA · 109TH LEGISLATUREINTRODUCED 01/14/2026BHSEN. HALLSTROMDISTRICT 1 · SPONSORYea: 36 of 49 (Vote Record)Nay: 13 of 49 (Vote Record)36-13-0(VOTE RECORD)

LB1067

Change provisions relating to the Affordable Housing Trust Fund, the rate and disbursement of the documentary stamp tax, the Rural Workforce Housing Investment Fund, and the Middle Income Workforce Housing Investment Fund

Sen. Bob Hallstrom (District 1)
36-13-0 · Passed on Final Reading 36-13-0 (Vote Record)
introduced 2026-01-14 · from our database
LB834NEBRASKA · 109TH LEGISLATUREINTRODUCED 01/08/2026SEN. KAUTHDISTRICT 31 · SPONSORYea: 46 of 49 (Vote Record)Not voting / absent: 3 of 49 (Vote Record)46-0-3(VOTE RECORD)

LB834

Change provisions relating to county assessors, the Property Tax Administrator, real property assessments, taxes levied in counties, delinquent taxes owed to counties, remission of sales and use taxes, and mobile homes

Sen. Kathleen Kauth (District 31)
46-0-3 · Passed on Final Reading 46-0-3 (Vote Record)
introduced 2026-01-08 · from our database
LB835NEBRASKA · 109TH LEGISLATUREINTRODUCED 01/08/2026SEN. JACOBSONDISTRICT 42 · SPONSORYea: 47 of 49 (Vote Record)Not voting / absent: 2 of 49 (Vote Record)47-0-2(VOTE RECORD)

LB835

Change and eliminate provisions relating to fees of the Secretary of State, notices of liens under the Uniform Federal Lien Registration Act and the Uniform State Tax Lien Registration and Enforcement Act, the central filing system, effective financing statements, the master lien list, and filed records under the Uniform Commercial Code

Sen. Mike Jacobson (District 42)
47-0-2 · Passed on Final Reading 47-0-2 (Vote Record)
introduced 2026-01-08 · from our database

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