Top 10 Candidate scorecard · Nebraska U.S. Senate (2026)

Robin Richards

Nebraska Working People

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Positions on the bridge issues

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IssueWePublican bridge positionCandidateSource
Immigration Deport people who commit serious crimes. Keep a pathway for Dreamers, long-settled residents, and families with American ties. Reject mass deportation of everyone, and reject open stay. Awaiting answer —
Energy and climate Build solar, natural gas, and nuclear. Do not pretend coal is the future. Do not spike household bills in the name of purity. Nuclear is the least-polarized source we have. Awaiting answer —
Crime Fund police. Treat addiction and serious mental illness as part of public safety. Do not put troops in American cities as a governing model. Awaiting answer —
Fairness without racial preferences Diversity is a good. Racial plus-factors in admissions and hiring are not. Awaiting answer —
Artificial intelligence The country is not with either party's AI story. A majority thinks the technology is moving too fast and does not trust government to regulate it. Slow the frontier enough to be competent. Do not strip every rule in the name of a race. Awaiting answer —
Data centers A national technology strategy is not a blank check on the local grid. Communities may refuse installations that raise their power bills and drain their water. Awaiting answer —
Housing Build more. Incentivize zoning that allows supply. Pass a bill. Awaiting answer —
Social Security Do not cut benefits. The public's preferred fix is to tax high earners, including lifting the payroll cap. Awaiting answer —
Health coverage Keep the Affordable Care Act. Restore the premium credits Congress let expire. Fight drug prices as the bipartisan issue they already are. Awaiting answer —
Guns Universal background checks. Age 21 for assault-style rifles. No confiscation. No handgun ban. Awaiting answer —
IVF Protect access. Laws that treat every embryo as a legal person in a way that collapses IVF are a political project, not a public mandate. Awaiting answer —
Food and chemicals Regulate dyes, additives, and pesticides more tightly. Removing fluoride from water and legalizing raw milk are not majority positions; we will not pretend they are. Awaiting answer —
Public lands Do not sell them. Western voters, including many Republicans, reject land sales and review-stripping for extraction. Awaiting answer —

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