Jeremy Heneger
Candidate for Legislature, District 41
- City
- Cairo
- On the ballot as
- Jeremy Heneger
- Campaign website
- henegerfornebraska.com
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Property taxes and cost of living
Summary
Wants “real tax relief” for the middle class, including family farms and ranches, and says the “ultrawealthy” should “do their fair share.”
“Real tax relief for the middle class, which of course includes the typical family farms and ranches.”
“We can do these things while providing tax relief to the middle class and asking the ultrawealthy to do their fair share.”
Economy, jobs and trade
No public position found.
Agriculture and rural Nebraska
Summary
Says protecting family farms and advocating for right-to-repair are key issues for the district.
“Farming and ranching are so important to Nebraska. Protecting family farms and advocating for the “right to repair” are key issues for the district and, therefore, for me”
Health care
Summary
Wants health care access for all, especially mental health access, and calls health care a human right.
“Health care access for all, especially mental health access. Health care is a human right, and no one should have to go bankrupt or do a GoFundMe to afford medical care.”
Abortion
No public position found.
Immigration and the border
No public position found.
Education and school choice
Summary
Says public money must continue to fund public schools and should not be diverted to those seeking to profit.
“Public money must continue to fund public schools and should not be diverted to people trying to profit from something that should be a free service for all children.”
Energy, water and environment
No public position found.
Guns and public safety
No public position found.
Elections and government
Summary
Says ballot measures should be enacted in line with their intent.
“Ballot measures should be enacted in ways that adhere to the intent of the ballot measure.”