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Running against incumbent GOP Pete "Dirty Tricks" Ricketts. As of April 22nd, Ricketts had over $4.8 million in his campaign fund.

Cindy Burbank withdrew from the race on July 17th, leaving this a battle between Ricketts and Dan Osborn.

Dan Osborn is running as a "non-partisan", but seems to be a strong choice for Democrats. Ex-Navy and ex-Army National Guard; he also has had a career working as an industrial mechanic, and has a strong background as a union leader in Nebraska. He ran for Nebraska's other senate seat in 2024 and lost to Republican, Deb Fischer, by a mere 6.7 points, garnering over 436,000 votes in the general election. His strong placing in that election, and his ability to get significant campaign financing (over $3.8 million as of April 22nd) puts him in a strong position against GOP Ricketts.

Independent Dan Osborne, with his strong progressive ideals, his past track record against Republicans, and his ability to raise campaign funds that are truly competitive against GOP candidates, make him the best choice for Democratic voters in Nebraska.

In other news, William Forbes, the "Fake Democrat" that GOP Pete Ricketts enlisted to run as a Democrat, was shot down in the Primary.