Despite vote count, Nebraska lawmakers begin debate of winner-take-all election system

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Trump won all five of the state's electoral votes eight months later.
41% : Lincoln's first underground house a work in progress Kennadi Williams suffers ACL injury, could redshirt for Nebraska women next season 32-year-old Lincoln woman dies in single-car crash south of Princeton Daily Minute: Nearly 50 Schuyler teachers leaving; park gets new plans; Journal Star's Inspire AwardsTrump and Pillen's calls to action came after Charlie Kirk, a right-wing activist and radio show host, made a social media post highlighting a potential scenario in which Nebraska's decades-old election system could cost Trump the presidency in November.
39% : The move came one day after former President Donald Trump and Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen called on Republican lawmakers in the state's formally nonpartisan Legislature to pass legislation returning Nebraska to a winner-take-all system.

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