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Governor · NE · Democratic candidate · 2026

Lynne Walz

Democratic candidate for governor of Nebraska

A former Fremont teacher and state senator running for governor on targeted tax relief, stronger schools and investment in rural businesses.

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StateNebraska
OfficeGovernor
ElectionNov. 3, 2026

Policy priorities

Where Lynne stands.

Campaign position

Target working family taxes

  • Supports targeted tax cuts for working families while preserving essential services and a balanced budget

Campaign position

Invest in rural businesses

  • Would invest in rural broadband, agriculture and Main Street businesses to retain families and attract jobs

Campaign position

Respect voter approved laws

  • Would honor voter decisions on medical marijuana, paid sick leave, minimum wages and school vouchers

Campaign position

Strengthen schools and communities

  • Supports strong schools, community spaces and continued investment in police officers and firefighters

Campaign position

Protect personal health freedom

  • Opposes government direction of personal healthcare decisions, family life and how parents raise children

Campaign position

Expand community mental healthcare

  • Would expand mental-health programs while supporting law enforcement and community safety

Record and background

Record & experience.

  1. Elected 2016 and 2020

    Experience

    Nebraska state senator

    Represented the Fremont area in the Nebraska Legislature.

  2. 2022

    Accomplishment

    Maternal mental-health screening law

    Introduced LB905, enacted to provide perinatal mental-health screenings.

  • Experience

    Elementary school teacher

    Taught fourth and fifth grades in Fremont public and Catholic schools.

  • Experience

    Education Committee chair

    Elected by colleagues to lead the legislative committee.

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