'It's Over': Republicans Concede Defeat In Bid To Change Nebraska Voting Rules

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : Recent polling of the district shows the Democratic nominee, Vice President Harris, with a similar lead over Trump.
46% : If Trump receives an additional electoral vote, as he likely would in a winner-take-all allocation, Harris would need to sweep in the Rust Belt states (Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania) as well as carry an additional Sun Belt state (Arizona, Georgia, Nevada or North Carolina) to avoid a tied election.
43% : Trump and Republican members of Congress last week urged Nebraska Republicans to change their electoral rules just weeks before the November presidential election so that the state's five electoral votes would likely all go to Trump instead of allowing one to go to the Democratic candidate based on how Nebraskans vote.
40% : "The state's 2nd Congressional District, including Omaha and its suburbs, has swung toward Democrats since Trump was elected in 2016.

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