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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LR412NEBRASKA · 109TH LEGISLATUREINTRODUCED 03/24/2026ASSEN. SPIVEYDISTRICT 13 · SPONSORNO FLOOR VOTE YET(VOTE RECORD)RESOLUTION

LR412 · Resolution

Interim study to examine the ways in which the Legislature can take a more coordinated, proactive, and intentional policy role in understanding the impact of child care financing models that create or expand state-funded subsidies and federal child care subsidies to increase access, affordability, and expand coverage for working families in Nebraska

Sen. Ashlei Spivey (District 13)
no floor vote yet (Vote Record)
introduced 2026-03-24 · from our database
LR433NEBRASKA · 109TH LEGISLATUREINTRODUCED 03/24/2026SEN. DOVERDISTRICT 19 · SPONSORNO FLOOR VOTE YET(VOTE RECORD)RESOLUTION

LR433 · Resolution

Interim study to examine the necessity of a robust and well-integrated education and workforce system to support long-term economic growth that enables learners to move efficiently from education and training to employment in high-demand and high-wage occupations across the state

Sen. Robert Dover (District 19)
no floor vote yet (Vote Record)
introduced 2026-03-24 · from our database
LR440NEBRASKA · 109TH LEGISLATUREINTRODUCED 03/24/2026SEN. HUGHESDISTRICT 24 · SPONSORNO FLOOR VOTE YET(VOTE RECORD)RESOLUTION

LR440 · Resolution

Interim study to examine the identification, evaluation, and effectiveness of reading screeners approved by the State Department of Education and utilized by school districts, and to examine whether improvements to screening practices should precede consideration of student retention at the third-grade level

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

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