NE-Senate Class I Seat

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House Senate
GOP Dems Total GOP Dems Total
Confirmed primary challenges 26 18 44 2 3 5
Possible primary challenges 9 8 17 1 1 2
Open seats* 12 8 211 7 1 82
1. Includes 3 special elections (no 2010 party yet). 2. Doesn't include DE, NY special elections.
This profile of Nebraska's Class I U.S. Senate seat, currently filled by Ben Nelson, is part of the RaceTracker project.



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Next election: 2012

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Race status

Incumbent: Ben Nelson
Incumbent running? Maybe
Primary challenge? No primary challenge if incumbent runs.


Candidates

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Name Party Status Reference URL Reference date Reference note
Ben Nelson Democratic Unconfirmed incumbent (source needed)

(Candidate classification criteria)


Results

Primary winners: TBD
General election winner: TBD

Last election: 2006

Incumbent: Ben Nelson

Candidates

Name Party Status Reference URL Reference date Reference note
Ben Nelson Democratic Confirmed candidate (source needed)
Pete Ricketts Republican Confirmed candidate (source needed)

(Candidate classification criteria)


Results

Primary winners: Ben Nelson, Pete Ricketts
General election winner: Ben Nelson

Nebraska congressional districts and the incumbent's district offices

Ben Nelson's district offices
  • 287 Denny Federal Building, 100 Centennial Mall North, Lincoln, NE 68508
    402-441-4600 (Phone) (Fax)
  • 7602 Pacific Street, Suite 205, Omaha, NE 68114
    402-391-3411 (Phone) (Fax)

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