Nebraska Citizen

As you can see in the about me page, I am involved in water. I am convinced that water will be one of the major issues in Nebraska political races. This will be especially true for any race west of York. And while water may not be an issue that people vote on in Lincoln and Omaha it will be an issue that will directly affect their pocket books. Tom Osborne was kind enough to give me a 30 minute interview. (To be posted shortly). You can see in that interview that I asked a number of questions about water. The reason is this.

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The plan is to keep this blog neutral. There is no intent to favor one candidate over another. The only time I will give a candidate a hard time is if the candidate chooses to ignore questions about their positions on issues. Right now most of the work is in verifying the candidates contact and biographical information. Some people are easy to find because they have set up a web site and are prepared. Other candidates put their name in and then figure out what they need to do. There are a couple that I can't find much information on at all. There are also rumors about some people running that are not. For example, Politics1 lists several candidates as running that when I called them to verify said they are not running.

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I emailed notice to each of the Senate and Congressional candidates today notifying them of the sites existence and asking them for biographical information along with any corrections they might see that I need to make. It takes a bit of time to find all of their addresses. So far I have contact information for everyone except David Harris and Mike Meister. If anyone knows how to contact these two, please let me know.

I will work on the other races as I have time.

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