Nebraska Supreme Court rules proposed Lincoln city charter amendments will be on November ballot
The 5-2 ruling says the three proposals qualified with enough valid signatures and must go to voters this fall.
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Proposed Lincoln City Charter amendments must appear on Nov. 3 ballot, Supreme Court says
LINCOLN — The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that Lincoln voters will see at least three proposed city charter amendments on their ballot this fall In an unsigned, 20-page ruling, the high court decided 5-2 that Lincoln city officials must…
Supreme Court says Lincoln charter amendments must go on November ballot
In a split decision, the Nebraska Supreme Court on Wednesday said Lincoln must put three charter amendment proposals before voters on the November ballot.
Term Limits in Nebraska: What You Need to Know
Short on time? Nebraska’s current term limits allow state senators to serve two consecutive four-year terms. A proposed constitutional amendment on the November 3, 2026, ballot would allow state senators to serve three consecutive four-year terms. Lincoln is also considering term limits for City Council members. The proposed charter amendment would limit council members to two consecutive four-year terms. Currently, Lincoln City …
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