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The 2026 U.S. Senate race in Nebraska features multiple candidates, including Burbank, Dan Osborn, and incumbent Pete Ricketts.

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The 2026 U.S. Senate race in Nebraska features multiple candidates, including Burbank, Dan Osborn, and incumbent Pete Ricketts.

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  1. Dan Osborn is running for U.S. Senate in Nebraska, challenging Pete Ricketts' political base, and is currently referenced in relation to Red Cloud.Sub-event
  2. Robin Richards has entered the Nebraska Senate race, running against incumbent Pete Ricketts.Sub-event
  3. Forbes lost a primary contest to Burbank, which was seeking placement on the ballot, as party rules determined vacancy filling.Sub-event
  4. Osborn and Ricketts are tied in the Nebraska Senate race, and the NDP endorsed Osborn.1 source
  5. The 2026 Nebraska Senate race continues with Dan Osborn running against Pete Ricketts and Deb Fischer, while Burbank paid a filing fee.Sub-event
  6. Ricketts targeted Osborn during a campaign event and linked the Senate race to U.S. Senate control regarding Iran.1 source
  7. Deb Fischer, Pete Ricketts, and Dan Osborn are contesting the U.S. Senate seat in Nebraska.Sub-event
  8. Burbank indicated support for Osborn, and the party chairwoman pushed for him on X.1 source
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  1. William Forbes ran in the Nebraska primary and filed a lawsuit against the party.1 source
  2. Burbank, Osborn, and Ricketts are running in the Nebraska U.S. Senate race.1 source

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