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Public Service Commissioner, District 2

Unofficial result: Won — Wendy DeBoer (Democratic)

Source: electionresults.nebraska.gov

What does this office do?

  • Setting rates and service rules for phone, pipeline, and other regulated companies
  • Approving routes for major pipelines and power lines
  • Hearing complaints from customers about regulated services

Affects: Environment and Public Health, Cost of Living Reduction, Corporate Accountability,

Candidates:

Republican

Dennis McCann, a lifelong Omahan, led the Omaha and Douglas County 911 emergency call system for years and studied law enforcement at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. His priorities are reliable energy, phone and internet service, transportation and public safety.

Democratic

Wendy DeBoer has represented District 10 in the Nebraska Legislature since 2019; she is a lawyer and educator who sits on its Transportation and Telecommunications Committee. Her priorities are modern 911 emergency service, better broadband internet, and roads and other infrastructure.

Records: Public Infrastructure 4 for, Corporate Accountability 3 for, Cost of Living Reduction 3 for,

Sources: votedouglascounty-ne.gov · sos.nebraska.gov