House of Representatives

LB 584 moderates sentencing for serious felonies by youth under 18, emphasizing rehabilitation and considering mitigating factors to reduce recidivism.

LB 171 pauses planned income tax cuts in Nebraska, keeping individual rates at 4.99% for 2026, impacting taxpayers and potentially increasing state revenue.

LB 407 allows transferring serious felony cases of juveniles under 16 from juvenile to district court after failed rehabilitation, impacting their legal rights and proceedings.

LB 442 creates a Nebraska child care subsidy for working families earning 130%-400% of poverty, easing costs and promoting workforce participation starting October 2026.

LB 582 raises the cash device tax from 5% to 15%, reallocating funds to education and state programs, impacting operators and tourism funding in Nebraska.

LB 235 extends trial timelines for possession actions, allowing quicker evictions for tenants posing safety threats while enhancing tenant protections in urgent cases.

LB 487 establishes a task force to research redlining's impact in Nebraska, aiming to propose reparations and educate the public on historical injustices faced by affected communities.

LR 27CA proposes extending Nebraska legislative term limits from two to three consecutive terms, enhancing experience and voter choice, pending approval in 2026.

LB 107 offers Nebraska renters a refundable income tax credit up to $1,000, easing housing costs and shifting some tax benefits from property owners to renters.

LB 67 mandates Nebraska hospitals to provide sexual assault survivors with accurate info and access to emergency contraception, enhancing their care and informed choices.