District 1
2016 Unofficial Nebraska General Election Results Dan Watermeier
13743 District 3
Carol Blood 7855
District 5 Mike McDonnell 6683
District 7 District 9
Sara Howard 9890
District 13 District 15
Jill Brown 6127
David A. Schnoor 7037
District 17 Ardel Bengtson 4366
District 19
Jim Scheer 12755
District 21 Mike Hilgers 8427
District 23 District 25
Jerry Johnson 6891
Jim Gordon 10129
District 27 Anna Wishart 9720
District 29 Kate Bolz 14067
District 31 District 33
Rick Kolowski 9203
Les Seiler 5993
District 35 Dan Quick 5615
District 37 Bob Lammers 7439
District 39 Lou Ann Linehan 10935
District 41 District 43
Tom Briese 14049
Al Davis 8253
District 47 Karl Elmshaeuser 5168
District 49
John Murante 14979
Results provided by the Office of Nebraska Secretary of State. No Grace Period
The last real election night surprise to me was the 2nd District Congressional race, which encom- passes Douglas County and parts of Sarpy County
Tom Brewer 9096
District 45 Sue Crawford Michael J. Cook 8640
6665
Steve Erdman 10632
Larry Scherer 6428
Bruce Bostelman 8659
Suzanne Geist 12688
Dick Clark 3558
Melody Vaccaro 2883
Ian M. Swanson 8566
Steve Halloran 9091
Gregg Neuhaus 5554
John S. Lowe Sr. 8490
Bill Armbrust 9021
Tommy Garrett 7396
Gilbert Ayala 2802
John Synowiecki Tony Vargas 2987
4739
Larry Roland 2582
District 11 Ernie Chambers John Sciara 7203
1609
Justin Wayne 6436
Lynne M. Walz 7467
Joni Albrecht 6724
Total 13743 Total 15251 Total 9485 Total 7726 Total 12472 Total 8812 Total 12563 Total 14504 Total 11090 Total 12755 Total 14855 Total 15550 Total 22817 Total 13278 Total 16950 Total 17769 Total 15084 Total 11169 Total 15929 Total 19956 Total 14049 Total 17349 Total 15305 Total 15800 Total 14979
in the metro Omaha area. You may recall that two years ago incumbent Lee Terry lost his seat to Brad Ashford. Congressman Ashford only lasted one term, with Don Bacon unseating him in the current election. Ashford was the lone Democrat serving in our Congressional delegation, so Nebraska now returns to an all Republican group.
In Conclusion
I think it is pretty safe to say that the candidate promoting change won the presidential election. It remains to be seen whether he will be the solution to the issues that concern the American electorate.
nebraska SALES TAX spotlight Q: A:
Can a farm equipment dealer extend the over- width exemption to a contract carrier?
Yes, they can. Nebraska State Statute 60- 6382 allows and details the documentation a dealer must use when extending the overwidth exemption enjoyed by farm equipment dealers to normal contract carriers.
60-6382. Farm equipment dealers; farm equip- ment haulers act as representative; conditions; signed statement; contents.
Farm equipment dealers may allow farm equipment haulers to act as their representative when hauling farm equipment to or from the dealer’s place of business. Farm equipment haulers shall carry in the motor vehicle hauling the farm equipment a signed statement from the farm equipment dealer stating that they are acting as a representative of the farm equip- ment dealer. The statement shall be dated and valid for ninety days and shall be subject to inspection by any peace officer. The statement shall indicate the name of the farm equipment dealer, the name of the hauler, and that the dealer authorizes the hauler to act as its repre- sentative for purposes of complying with width, height, and length limitations. Nothing in this section shall require farm equipment dealers to provide insurance coverage for farm equipment haulers.
Source: Laws 2014, LB1039, § 2.
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