John Fredrickson
Candidate for Legislature, District 20
- City
- Omaha
- On the ballot as
- John Fredrickson
- Campaign website
- johnfornebraska.com
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Property taxes and cost of living
Summary
Supports targeted property tax relief, including a larger homestead exemption and circuit breakers based on income.
“Property taxes: I support real, targeted relief; first, we need to expand the homestead exemption so more Nebraskans can benefit; second, we must consider circuit breakers to ensure no one is taxed out of their home based on their income.”
Economy, jobs and trade
Summary
Says he will back economic development through education, infrastructure, transportation, broadband and child care.
“I will continue to champion evidence-based economic development by investing in education, strengthening infrastructure, expanding reliable transportation and broadband access and increasing the availability of affordable child care.”
Agriculture and rural Nebraska
Summary
Says he has supported rural health care access, the bioeconomy and international trade for producers.
“I’ve supported workforce housing, expanded rural healthcare access and investment in the bioeconomy and international trade for our producers, because Nebraska’s economy runs on agriculture regardless of where you live in the state.”
Health care
Summary
Says he is committed to a health care system that is high-quality, accessible and affordable.
“I also remain committed to advancing a health care system that is both high-quality and accessible, ensuring Nebraskans can get the care they need at a price they can afford.”
Abortion
No public position found.
Immigration and the border
No public position found.
Education and school choice
Summary
Campaign site describes a strong, fully funded public school system as part of his vision for Nebraska.
Campaign website text
“He strongly believes that Nebraska is at its best when the Good Life is an opportunity for all Nebraskans - one that includes a strong, fully-funded public school system, quality, affordable healthcare, and a strong local economy to support our community.”
Energy, water and environment
Summary
Says he voted for LB 1010, citing the public's right to know who is building what and what it costs in water and electricity.
“I voted for LB 1010 this past year because Nebraskans deserve to know who’s building what, where and what it costs in water and electricity before it lands in their backyard.”
Guns and public safety
No public position found.
Elections and government
Summary
Supports keeping the 33-vote filibuster threshold and enacting voter-approved ballot measures as closely as possible to what passed.
“No. I believe the current 33-vote threshold is appropriate.”
“I believe the outcome of an election reflects the will of the voters and should be enacted as closely to the law that was passed as possible.”