Jocelyn Brasher
Candidate for Attorney General
- City
- Omaha
- On the ballot as
- Jocelyn Brasher
- Campaign website
- brasherforneag.com
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Property taxes and cost of living
Summary
Says she will hold corporations accountable for illegal price gouging, antitrust violations and monopolistic practices that increase costs for Nebraska families.
Campaign website text
“will hold corporations accountable that engage in illegal price gouging, antitrust violations, and monopolistic practices that increase costs for Nebraska families.”
Economy, jobs and trade
No public position found.
Agriculture and rural Nebraska
No public position found.
Health care
No public position found.
Abortion
No public position found.
Immigration and the border
Summary
Says she would work to ensure immigration enforcement in Nebraska follows constitutional requirements and due process.
“work to ensure immigration enforcement in Nebraska complies with constitutional requirements and due process.”
Education and school choice
No public position found.
Energy, water and environment
No public position found.
Guns and public safety
Summary
Plans to target violent crime, human trafficking, substance abuse and child exploitation, including a task force on online crimes against children.
Campaign website text
“Jocelyn’s plan targets cracking down on violent crimes, human trafficking, and the substance abuse epidemic, as well as child exploitation by establishing the PROTECT Task Force - Protecting Rights Online Through Enforcement, Collaboration, and Technology.”
Elections and government
Summary
Says the attorney general's office should be independent and focused on the people, and should uphold the will of the voters.
“Nebraskans deserve an attorney general who respects the rule of law, upholds the will of the voters and fights for fairness and accountability. This office should be independent, principled and focused on the people it serves — not politics.”