Who are the senators from Nebraska?

Nebraska's 2 U.S. Senators: Deb Fischer (Republican), won 2024 with 53.2%; Pete Ricketts (Republican).

How many representatives does Nebraska have?

Nebraska has 3 members in the U.S. House of Representatives, based on population from the most recent census. The delegation is 0 Democrats, 5 Republicans.

Which Nebraska representatives are up for election in 2026?

4 of Nebraska's 5 congressional seats are up for election on November 3, 2026. All 3 House seats are contested every two years. Sen. Pete Ricketts is also up for re-election.

How much do Nebraska's representatives spend on office expenses?

Nebraska's 3 House members have spent a combined $1,199,602 in taxpayer-funded office expenses (Jan 1 - Mar 31, 2020), averaging $399,867 per member. This covers staff salaries, rent, travel, and official duties through the Members' Representational Allowance (MRA).

What is the party breakdown of Nebraska's congressional delegation?

Nebraska's 5-member congressional delegation consists of 0 Democrats and 5 Republicans, across 2 Senate seats and 3 House seats.

Nebraska Congressional Delegation

2 Senators · 3 Representatives · NE

5 Republicans

Total Members

Up in 2026

$1M

Office Spending

$399K

Avg per Member

Nebraska sends 5 members to the United States Congress: 2 senators and 3 representatives. The delegation leans Republican (5–0). 4 seats are up for election on November 3, 2026, including Sen. Pete Ricketts. The state's House delegation has spent a combined $1,199,602 in taxpayer-funded office expenses through Jan 1 - Mar 31, 2020, averaging $399,867 per member.

The economic reality in Nebraska

1,965,926

Population

$74,985

Median Household Income

10.3%

Poverty Rate

7.4%

Uninsured Rate

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