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Margo Juarez (Senate District 5)

State Senator

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LR 204

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Interim study to examine the causes of burnout in kindergarten through twelfth grade teachers and its impact on teachers and students

109th Legislature (2025-2026)
Introduced by Margo Juarez,

LR 204 calls for an interim study by Nebraska's Education Committee to identify causes of K–12 teacher burnout and its impact on students, then report findings and recommendations.

Referred to Education Committee
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LB 417

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Provide for administration of the Nebraska Promise Program by the Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, adopt the College Promise Act, and change provisions relating to the Quality Education Accountability Act

109th Legislature (2025-2026)
Introduced by Eliot Bostar, Danielle Conrad, Margo Juarez

LB 417 boosts educational access in Nebraska by funding tuition for low-income students at colleges, enhancing readiness for high school seniors, and reducing financial barriers.

Placed on General File with AM748
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LB 518

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Change requirements for a report by the Department of Correctional Services and Board of Parole

109th Legislature (2025-2026)
Introduced by Margo Juarez,

LB 518 enhances Nebraska's parole system by requiring detailed reports on inmate eligibility, revocations, rehabilitation, and cost savings, improving transparency and support.

Placed on General File
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LB 299

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Allow eligible aliens and dependents to receive public benefits relating to employment

109th Legislature (2025-2026)
Introduced by Margo Juarez,

LB 299 allows eligible aliens in Nebraska to access public employment benefits, promoting equity for them and their dependents in the workplace.

Juarez AM727 to AM464 filed
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LB 330

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Change provisions relating to the sales tax rate and create the Alcohol Addiction Prevention and Treatment Fund

109th Legislature (2025-2026)
Introduced by Margo Juarez,

LB 330 raises the alcohol sales tax to 15.5% to fund addiction treatment and education, aiming to reduce alcohol-related harm and support community resources.

Notice of hearing for March 20, 2025
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