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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LB251NEBRASKA · 109TH LEGISLATUREINTRODUCED 01/14/2025SEN. JACOBSONDISTRICT 42 · SPONSORYea: 47 of 49 (Vote Record)Nay: 1 of 49 (Vote Record)Not voting / absent: 1 of 49 (Vote Record)47-1-1(VOTE RECORD)

LB251

Adopt changes to federal law regarding banking and finance and change provisions regarding loan limits, branch banking, failing financial institutions, credit unions, surety bonds, and interest rates for damages payable to irrigation districts

Sen. Mike Jacobson (District 42)
47-1-1 · Passed on Final Reading with Emergency… (Vote Record)
introduced 2025-01-14 · from our database
LB296NEBRASKA · 109TH LEGISLATUREINTRODUCED 01/15/2025SEN. ARCHDISTRICT 14 · SPONSORYea: 48 of 49 (Vote Record)Not voting / absent: 1 of 49 (Vote Record)48-0-1(VOTE RECORD)

LB296

Require the State Department of Education to create a centralized education records system and employ registrars relating to students under the jurisdiction of the juvenile court and change provisions relating to graduation requirements and the State Department of Education Improvement Grant Fund

Sen. John Arch (District 14)
48-0-1 · Passed on Final Reading 48-0-1 (Vote Record)
introduced 2025-01-15 · from our database
LB609NEBRASKA · 109TH LEGISLATUREINTRODUCED 01/22/2025SEN. BOSTARDISTRICT 29 · SPONSORYea: 48 of 49 (Vote Record)Not voting / absent: 1 of 49 (Vote Record)48-0-1(VOTE RECORD)

LB609

Adopt the Controllable Electronic Record Fraud Prevention Act, require notice of potential fraud for purchasers of gift certificates and gift cards, and change provisions relating to search warrants

Sen. Eliot Bostar (District 29)
48-0-1 · Passed on Final Reading 48-0-1 (Vote Record)
introduced 2025-01-22 · from our database

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