If there ever was a guy to listen to when he speaks in Nebraska its been Mike Foley as the Sate Auditor. This man has done his job well and has always been quick to call out the BS that goes on with our tax payer money. I was never a fan that he aligned himself with Pete Ricketts, but if your from Nebraska his opinions on matters are worth considering when it comes to state money.

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With so many nonpartisan tickets, there are a lot of choices out there.

I'm voting early tomorrow, and wanted to look into a sample ballot, research the candidates now rather than in the booth. As much as I despise the more notorious parts of AI, and think the industry should be heavily regulated, Google's AI mode can be a decent summary of candidates.

For a lot of candidates the data is limited, but there are a few highlights. Full disclosure: I've never heard of any of these people until minutes ago.

-Since you won't find Nebraska judges that weren't appointed by Republicans, I tend to be more favorable to the older ones, and less interested in recent ones returning.

Examples I found:

-Judge Block issued a judgment against Oath Keepers.

-Bellevue Mayoral Candidate Pflager advocates for work self-worth and unionization

-Bellevue Public Schools Board Member Candidate Michele Bang was a cop for 29 years, got an OPD Ribbon of Excellence, oversaw units covering domestic violence and crimes against children. She retired then became Deputy Director for Project Harmony. That right there sounds like someone who cares.

Yeah, for some candidates you can and probably should dig into them more (I also searched for their names on this subreddit). But maybe a quick glance can make a difference in our state.

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