U.S. Senate

5 candidates · vote for 1 · 6-year term

Candidates are listed alphabetically by last name. Each quote is the candidate's own words; the summary above it is ours.

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U.S. Senate: topic coverage. For each candidate and topic, whether we found at least one public quote.
CandidateTaxes & costs (Property taxes and cost of living)Economy (Economy, jobs and trade)Agriculture (Agriculture and rural Nebraska)Health careAbortionImmigration (Immigration and the border)Education (Education and school choice)Energy & water (Energy, water and environment)Guns & safety (Guns and public safety)Elections & gov't (Elections and government)
Chuck ConboyQuote found: Property taxes and cost of livingQuote found: Economy, jobs and tradeNo public position foundQuote found: Health careNo public position foundQuote found: Immigration and the borderQuote found: Education and school choiceNo public position foundNo public position foundNo public position found
Mike MarvinNo public position foundNo public position foundNo public position foundNo public position foundNo public position foundQuote found: Immigration and the borderNo public position foundNo public position foundNo public position foundQuote found: Elections and government
Dan OsbornQuote found: Property taxes and cost of livingQuote found: Economy, jobs and tradeQuote found: Agriculture and rural NebraskaQuote found: Health careQuote found: AbortionNo public position foundQuote found: Education and school choiceQuote found: Energy, water and environmentQuote found: Guns and public safetyQuote found: Elections and government
Robin RichardsQuote found: Property taxes and cost of livingNo public position foundNo public position foundNo public position foundNo public position foundNo public position foundQuote found: Education and school choiceNo public position foundNo public position foundQuote found: Elections and government
Pete RickettsQuote found: Property taxes and cost of livingQuote found: Economy, jobs and tradeQuote found: Agriculture and rural NebraskaQuote found: Health careQuote found: AbortionQuote found: Immigration and the borderNo public position foundQuote found: Energy, water and environmentQuote found: Guns and public safetyQuote found: Elections and government

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Mike Marvin

Property taxes and cost of living

Property tax relief, income/sales tax, inflation, housing, grocery and utility costs, federal tax and spending as it affects household costs.

Mike MarvinParty: Legal Marijuana NOW

No public position found.

Dan OsbornParty: By petition (independent)

Summary

Supports a middle-class tax cut that lowers rates on wage income and expands credits, and making no federal income tax on overtime permanent.

Campaign website text

“I support a real middle class tax cut that lowers rates on wage income, expands credits that put money back in people's pockets, and makes the tax code work for people who punch a clock rather than people who punch a number into a brokerage account.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect Our Paychecks, Social Security, and HealthcareCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect Our Paychecks, Social Security, and Healthcare

Campaign website text

“I support making no federal income tax on overtime permanent and applicable to all overtime hours. I support making no tax on tips permanent.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect Our Paychecks, Social Security, and HealthcareCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect Our Paychecks, Social Security, and Healthcare
Robin RichardsParty: Nebraska Working People

Summary

Says practical government should help make housing people can live in possible.

Campaign website text

“A home should be a foundation for a life, not a number that keeps moving out of reach. Robin believes practical government should help make housing people can actually live in possible.”

Source: Robin Richards for U.S. Senate: IssuesCampaign websiteRetrieved
Pete RickettsParty: Republican

Summary

Says making life more affordable is his top priority and that he voted for bipartisan legislation to build more housing.

“High prices are the top concern I hear from Nebraska families. My top priority is making life more affordable.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. SenateQuestionnaireRetrieved Archived copy of Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. Senate

“I voted for bipartisan legislation to build more housing. The ROAD to Housing Act cuts red tape to lower costs.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. SenateQuestionnaireRetrieved Archived copy of Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. Senate

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Economy, jobs and trade

Jobs, wages, workforce, small business, tariffs and trade, federal budget and debt, unions and labor.

Mike MarvinParty: Legal Marijuana NOW

No public position found.

Dan OsbornParty: By petition (independent)

Summary

Supports a "smart, America-first" tariff policy and a legislative ban on non-compete agreements for working people.

Campaign website text

“I support a smart, America-first tariff policy.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect Our Paychecks, Social Security, and HealthcareCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect Our Paychecks, Social Security, and Healthcare

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“I support taking the FTC’s proposed November 2024 rule and making it a legislative ban on non-compete agreements for working people.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect Our Paychecks, Social Security, and HealthcareCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect Our Paychecks, Social Security, and Healthcare
Robin RichardsParty: Nebraska Working People

No public position found.

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Agriculture and rural Nebraska

Farm bill, crop and livestock markets, ag trade, rural broadband, rural hospitals, ethanol, meatpacking.

Chuck ConboyParty: America First

No public position found.

Mike MarvinParty: Legal Marijuana NOW

No public position found.

Dan OsbornParty: By petition (independent)

Summary

Wants to break up agriculture monopolies and ban countries like China and Brazil from buying Nebraska agricultural land.

Campaign website text

“Break Up the Agriculture Monopolies to bring back fair competition and prevent them from shaking down farmers and ranchers.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Fight Like Hell for Rural NebraskaCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Fight Like Hell for Rural Nebraska

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“Prevent Foreign Corporations from Swallowing Up Nebraska Farmland by banning countries like China and Brazil from purchasing Nebraska agricultural land.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Fight Like Hell for Rural NebraskaCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Fight Like Hell for Rural Nebraska
Robin RichardsParty: Nebraska Working People

No public position found.

Pete RickettsParty: Republican

Summary

Says he is working on policies that support biofuels and on bipartisan legislation for transparency on foreign land ownership.

“I’m also working across the aisle on policies that support biofuels. These policies support Nebraska ag producers and lower costs for families.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. SenateQuestionnaireRetrieved Archived copy of Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. Senate

“I am working on bipartisan legislation to strengthen reporting and increase transparency on foreign land ownership.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. SenateQuestionnaireRetrieved Archived copy of Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. Senate

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Health care

Medicaid, ACA, prescription drug prices, rural health care access, Medicare, mental health.

Chuck ConboyParty: America First

Summary

Wants to bring down the cost of health care for American families and says the price of health care is "absolutely insane."

Campaign website text

“Bring down the out-of-control cost of healthcare for American families”

Source: Conboy for Senate: Chuck Conboy’s PlatformCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Chuck Conboy’s Platform

“The price of health care, as I found out, is just absolutely insane”

Source: KETV NewsWatch 7: Meet the America First Party candidate running for U.S. SenateNews articlePublished Retrieved Archived copy of Meet the America First Party candidate running for U.S. Senate
Mike MarvinParty: Legal Marijuana NOW

No public position found.

Dan OsbornParty: By petition (independent)

Summary

Supports the Break Up Big Medicine Act and giving Medicaid authority to negotiate drug prices with manufacturers.

Campaign website text

“I support the bipartisan Break Up Big Medicine Act (S.3822) – a Glass-Steagall approach to healthcare.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect Our Paychecks, Social Security, and HealthcareCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect Our Paychecks, Social Security, and Healthcare

Campaign website text

“I support giving Medicaid the full authority to negotiate drug prices directly with manufacturers, the same way the VA does, the same way every other wealthy country does.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect Our Paychecks, Social Security, and HealthcareCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect Our Paychecks, Social Security, and Healthcare
Robin RichardsParty: Nebraska Working People

No public position found.

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Abortion

Abortion law, Nebraska's 12-week law and constitutional amendment, IVF, contraception.

Chuck ConboyParty: America First

No public position found.

Mike MarvinParty: Legal Marijuana NOW

No public position found.

Dan OsbornParty: By petition (independent)

Summary

Says he is personally pro-life but believes the government should not make health decisions for people.

Campaign website text

“For example, I am personally pro-life, but believe the government should not be making health decisions for people.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Defend Our Freedoms and the ConstitutionCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Defend Our Freedoms and the Constitution
Robin RichardsParty: Nebraska Working People

No public position found.

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Immigration and the border

Border security, deportation, legal immigration, agricultural and meatpacking workforce visas.

Chuck ConboyParty: America First

Summary

Wants to deport criminals, dangerous individuals and those who have no claim to remain, and says people in the country illegally should not be here.

Campaign website text

“Deport criminals, dangerous individuals, and those who have no claim to remain”

Source: Conboy for Senate: Chuck Conboy’s PlatformCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Chuck Conboy’s Platform

“Get rid of the illegal aliens—they shouldn’t be here”

Source: The Plains Sentinel: America First Senate Nominee Talks About Motivation for Running Long Shot CampaignNews articlePublished Retrieved Archived copy of America First Senate Nominee Talks About Motivation for Running Long Shot Campaign
Mike MarvinParty: Legal Marijuana NOW

Summary

Says the country needs immigration reform that includes a clear, manageable path to citizenship for immigrants who have been here, paid taxes and contributed to society.

“We need immigration reform, which includes a clear, manageable path to citizenship for immigrants who have been here, paid taxes and been a productive, contributing member of society.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. SenateQuestionnaireRetrieved Archived copy of Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. Senate
Dan OsbornParty: By petition (independent)

No public position found.

Robin RichardsParty: Nebraska Working People

No public position found.

Pete RickettsParty: Republican

Summary

Says illegal border crossings are at a 50-year low under President Trump and Republicans, and that he voted to support this work with $175 billion in funding.

“President Trump and Republicans have brought illegal border crossings to a 50-year low. I voted to support this work with $175 billion in funding.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. SenateQuestionnaireRetrieved Archived copy of Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. Senate

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Education and school choice

K-12 funding, school choice and private school scholarships, teachers, university and community college, student debt.

Chuck ConboyParty: America First

Summary

Wants to make higher education affordable and accessible, and says anyone who wants to go to college should be able to without being burdened with student loans for 20 years.

Campaign website text

“Make higher education affordable and accessible to every American”

Source: Conboy for Senate: Chuck Conboy’s PlatformCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Chuck Conboy’s Platform

“Anybody in this state that should want to go to college and get a college education should be able to do so and not be burdened with student loans for the next 20 years.”

Source: The Plains Sentinel: America First Senate Nominee Talks About Motivation for Running Long Shot CampaignNews articlePublished Retrieved Archived copy of America First Senate Nominee Talks About Motivation for Running Long Shot Campaign
Mike MarvinParty: Legal Marijuana NOW

No public position found.

Dan OsbornParty: By petition (independent)

Summary

Wants to bring back shop class in high school to teach students the value of working with their hands and introduce them to careers in the trades.

Campaign website text

“Bringing Back Shop Class in high school to teach students the value of working with their hands and introduce them to well-paying careers in the trades.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect the Good LifeCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect the Good Life
Robin RichardsParty: Nebraska Working People

Summary

Says public schools deserve support to serve every community.

Campaign website text

“Nebraska schools should be places where kids can learn, not a battle zone created by the far right. Our public schools deserve the support to serve every community.”

Source: Robin Richards for U.S. Senate: IssuesCampaign websiteRetrieved
Pete RickettsParty: Republican

No public position found.

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Energy, water and environment

Public power, ethanol and biofuels, wind and solar, oil pipelines, carbon pipelines, Perkins County Canal, water quality, nitrates.

Chuck ConboyParty: America First

No public position found.

Mike MarvinParty: Legal Marijuana NOW

No public position found.

Dan OsbornParty: By petition (independent)

Summary

Says the Ogallala Aquifer is a precious resource that should be protected for Nebraskans, not tech billionaires in California.

Campaign website text

“Our Ogallala Aquifer is a precious resource. It should be protected for Nebraskans, not tech billionaires in California who profit off of our resources.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect the Good LifeCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Protect the Good Life
Robin RichardsParty: Nebraska Working People

No public position found.

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Guns and public safety

Second Amendment, gun laws, policing, crime, prisons and corrections, drugs and fentanyl, marijuana law.

Chuck ConboyParty: America First

No public position found.

Mike MarvinParty: Legal Marijuana NOW

No public position found.

Dan OsbornParty: By petition (independent)

Summary

Supports the Second Amendment with reasonable safety measures, and says he will work to support the adoption of medical marijuana in Nebraska.

Campaign website text

“I am fundamentally in favor of the Second Amendment. While I support reasonable safety measures, including gun safety education in our schools, law-abiding citizens have, and must always have, the right to bear arms.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Defend Our Freedoms and the ConstitutionCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Defend Our Freedoms and the Constitution

Campaign website text

“I will not only stop the obstruction, I will actively work to support the adoption of medical marijuana in our state.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Defend Our Freedoms and the ConstitutionCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Defend Our Freedoms and the Constitution
Robin RichardsParty: Nebraska Working People

No public position found.

Pete RickettsParty: Republican

Summary

Says he has defended the 2nd Amendment and that he has stood with law enforcement against "soft-on-crime policies."

“I have defended the 2nd Amendment.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. SenateQuestionnaireRetrieved Archived copy of Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. Senate

Campaign website text

“Pete has always stood with law enforcement and against soft-on-crime policies.”

Source: Pete Ricketts for Senate: Keeping Nebraskans SafeCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Keeping Nebraskans Safe

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Elections and government

Election rules and voter ID, winner-take-all electoral votes, term limits, ethics and corruption, money in politics, government transparency and audits, the duties of the office sought.

Chuck ConboyParty: America First

No public position found.

Mike MarvinParty: Legal Marijuana NOW

Summary

Says Congress needs to reestablish its role as a separate but equal branch of government and stop obstructing bipartisan legislation.

“Congress clearly needs to reestablish its role as a separate but equal branch of government and quit being obstructionist of good bipartisan legislation that protects the general welfare of all.”

Source: Nebraska Examiner: Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. SenateQuestionnaireRetrieved Archived copy of Voter Guide: 2026 Primary Election, U.S. Senate
Dan OsbornParty: By petition (independent)

Summary

Plans to lead a push for a constitutional amendment overturning Citizens United and supports term limits of two Senate terms and six House terms.

Campaign website text

“I will be a leading voice in the movement to pass a constitutional amendment overturning Citizens United.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Drain the SwampCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Drain the Swamp

Campaign website text

“I support term limits for both houses of government: two terms in the Senate and six terms in the House.”

Source: Osborn for Senate: Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Drain the SwampCampaign websiteRetrieved Archived copy of Nebraska Growth & Fairness Plan: Drain the Swamp
Robin RichardsParty: Nebraska Working People

Summary

Says leaders should represent the people who sent them and that she will listen and not disappear to Washington.

Campaign website text

“Leaders should represent the people who sent them, not the organization that endorsed them. Robin will listen before she talks and will not disappear to Washington.”

Source: Robin Richards for U.S. Senate: IssuesCampaign websiteRetrieved

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