Nebraska’s Senate race just got a lot more focused: with Democratic candidate Cindy Burbank dropping out, the stage is set for a direct showdown between incumbent Pete Ricketts and independent challenger Dan Osborn. Ricketts calls Burbank’s exit a Democratic power play, while Osborn is hitting the road, visiting all 93 counties to connect with voters. Both candidates tout support for struggling farmers, with Ricketts highlighting trade and fuel policies, and Osborn pushing for more in-person town halls. Their clash will be on full display in a televised debate at the State Fair on September 1st — a pivotal moment as the election narrows to just two contenders.
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