2010 Legislative Session Roster of Senators

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http://uniweb.legislature.ne.gov/pdf/senators/2010_roster.pdf

2010 NEBRASKA UNICAMERAL LEGISLATURE
Alphabetical List
Capitol Mailing Address: Senator ___________
District # State Capitol
PO Box 94604
Lincoln NE 68509-4604
As of 10/29/2009

Senator District Capitol Phone Room City
Adams, Greg L. 24 471-2756 1107 York
Ashford, Brad 20 471-2622 1103 Omaha
Avery, Bill 28 471-2633 1114 Lincoln
Campbell, Kathy 25 471-2731 1019 Lincoln
Carlson, Tom 38 471-2732 1022 Holdrege
Christensen, Mark R. 44 471-2805 1000 Imperial
Coash, Colby 27 471-2632 1117 Lincoln
Conrad, Danielle 46 471-2720 1008 Lincoln
Cook, Tanya 13 471-2727 1115 Omaha
Cornett, Abbie 45 471-2615 1116 Bellevue
Council, Brenda J. 11 471-2612 1115 Omaha
Dierks, M. L. ?Cap? 40 471-2801 2108 Ewing
Dubas, Annette 34 471-2630 1018 Fullerton
Fischer, Deb 43 471-2628 1110 Valentine
Flood, Mike 19 471-2929 2103 Norfolk
Fulton, Tony 29 471-2734 2107 Lincoln
Gay, Tim 14 471-2730 1402 Papillion
Giese, Bob 17 471-2716 1118 South Sioux City
Gloor, Mike 35 471-2617 1523 Grand Island
Haar, Ken 21 471-2673 1017 Malcolm
Hadley, Galen 37 471-2726 2104 Kearney
Hansen, Tom 42 471-2729 1012 North Platte
Harms, John N. 48 471-2802 2015 Scottsbluff
Heidemann, Lavon 1 471-2733 1004 Elk Creek
Howard, Gwen 9 471-2723 1124 Omaha
Janssen, Charlie 15 471-2625 1403 Fremont
Karpisek, Russ 32 471-2711 1015 Wilber
Krist, Bob 10 471-2718 1117 Omaha
Langemeier, Chris 23 471-2719 1210 Schuyler
Lathrop, Steve 12 471-2623 2000 Omaha
Lautenbaugh, Scott 18 471-2618 1021 Omaha
Louden, LeRoy J. 49 471-2725 1016 Ellsworth
McCoy, Beau 39 471-2885 1522 Omaha
McGill, Amanda 26 471-2610 1212 Lincoln
Mello, Heath 5 471-2710 1206 Omaha
Nelson, John E. 6 471-2714 2028 Omaha
Nordquist, Jeremy J. 7 471-2721 1208 Omaha
Pahls, Rich 31 471-2327 1401 Boys Town
Pankonin, Dave 2 471-2613 2004 Louisville
Pirsch, Pete 4 471-2621 1404 Omaha
Price, Scott 3 471-2627 1528 Bellevue
Rogert, Kent 16 471-2728 2011 Tekamah
Schilz, Ken 47 471-2616 1202 Ogallala
Stuthman, Arnie 22 471-2715 1101 Platte Center
Sullivan, Kate 41 471-2631 1019 Cedar Rapids
Utter, Dennis 33 471-2712 1529 Hastings
Wallman, Norm 30 471-2620 1406 Cortland
White, Tom 8 471-2722 1120 Omaha
Wightman, John 36 471-2642 2010 Lexington

FarmerRick:
Here is the "ratings list" from last Joe's Crabby Shack circa 2/6/09. There are only 2 changes in the roster, as noted and added comments in italics.

   1. Lavon Heidemann
   Has been fairly pro-gun. Voted for LB454, but also voted for LB97.

   2. Dave Pankonin
   NRA likes him, but voted for LB97

   3. NEW Scott Price (Kopplin)
   NRA says A, and he's a life member. Should be a PLUS, as Kopplin was firmly an anti. Scott is very pro-2nd.

   4. Pete Pirsch
   Pirsch has made very strong statement supporting firearms. Willing to discuss legislation.

   5. NEW Heath Mello (Priester)
   Sen.-Elect Mello informs me that he got an A rating from the NRA. So it looks like D5 may be a PLUS for our side over the formerly anti-gun Preister. Thanks for the response, Sen.-Elect.

   6. John Nelson
   Nelson has an NRA A rating

   7. NEW Jeremiah Nordquist (Synowiecki)
   Not sure here. He's endorsed by Synomiecki, who was good on guns and a Democrat. Nordquist's big crime issue is grafitti, so we'll have to watch this district. NRA also says A

   8. Tom White
   EDITED 2/5/09: Insiders say he is one of the biggest firearms threats in the statehouse. He, however, says he's a gunowner and 2A supporter. Through personal contact, he appears to support LB430. We will watch closely.

   9. Gwen Howard
   Anti gun. May be one of the more vocal without Chambers, Kruse, and Schimek around. Those who are familiar with the lawmaker tell me she's pretty unliked.

   10. Mike Friend
   Friend has been just that to gunnies. We like him.
Now: Bob Krist, unknown position on guns, heard he may be OK.

   11. NEW Brenda Council (Chambers)
   Insiders say she's the most dangerous anti in the statehouse.

   12. Steve Lathrop
   Still an unknown, but some of his work on Judiciary makes me think anti. Again, any help?

   13. NEW Tanya Cook (Kruse)
   Not fully sure. She used to work for Council, so that doesn't bode well. Still, hard to be worse on guns than Kruse. Anti-gun

   14. Tim Gay
   NRA said B. He was supposed be good on guns, but frankly has been quiet.

   15. NEW Charlie Janssen (Janssen)
   Ray Jannsen was a good friend. Charlie should be close to the tree, but we'll see.
   Janssen co-sponsored LB430, the pre-emption bill. Good on you, Charlie.

   16. Kent Rogert
   NRA C+, his political position answers are leaning anti. Could be better.

   17. NEW Robert Giese (Engel)
   No Web site. No response on political position. This could stink, as Engel was very good on guns. NRA says A. My favorite Class III hasn't had much interaction with Giese, so he remains a bit unknown.

   18. Scott Lautenbaugh
   Lautenbaugh is great on guns. He answers my questions and listens. Glad to have him back.

   19. Mike Flood
   Again, we like Mike!

   20. Brad Ashford
   RINO. Hasn't met a gun he hasn't wanted to ban. Term limits cannot come fast enough. Anti-gun legislation introduced in 2009. Mandatory sentences, increased fees.

   21. NEW Ken Haar, (Hudkins)
   Neither candidate was lights out on the boomstick issue, but the unrated by the NRA Haar looks to have beaten the C rated Jeffers.

   22. Arnie Stuthman
   He's not my uncle, but he sure is an anti.

   23. Chris Langemeier
   Good on guns, and acts on issues. We likey. Introduced Shooting Range Protection Act. Good on you, Chris

   24. Greg Adams
   NRA B, and his NPAT answers are decent. Nothing yet to verify this.

   25. NEW Kathy Campbell (Raikes)
   Sen-elect Campbell writes to tell me that in general she supports more restrictive firearms laws. While I'm sorry to hear that's her position, I appreciate her openness and willing to talk. So, it looks like this seat is a PUSH and stays anti-gun.

   26. Amanda McGill
   Anti until proven otherwise.

   27. NEW Colby Coash (Schimek)
   Yeah, buddy. Colby Coash has expressed bis pro-gun leanings in the past, so we're pretty happy to see him emerge from the close race. ANYTHING is better than the vehemently anti-gun DiAnna Schimek. Seriously. Biden? Yep, he'd be better. Count this as a definite PLUS in the gunny column.

   28. Bill Avery
   Still no friend to firearms

   29. Tony Fulton
   Most definitely a friend to firearms. In fact, he may be our new champion.

   30. Norm Wallman
   Honestly, no idea. He leans pro, but is just maverick enough that you never know.

   31. Rich Pahls
   Been pretty good in the past. Listens to his constituents.

   32. Russ Karpisek
   Last listed as a possible anti, still seeking evidence.

   33. NEW Dennis Utter (Burling)
   NRA said A-. Hope so, Burling as a solid pro-gunner

   34. Annette Dubas
   NRA says A, been with us in the past

   35. NEW Mike Gloor (Aguilar)
   No clue, as his background is healthcare. Again, Heineman endorsed. But the best sign is the New Nebraska Network HATES him. That's got to be good for us, which is hopeful as Aguilar was generally pro-gun. NRA says Gloor is an A

   36. John Wightman
   Another of the unknowns. Help me, Obi Wan.

   37. NEW Galen Hadley (Joel Johnson)
   Academic... Opposes CCW. Says no need for checks for private sales. Looks anti, which is a PUSH as Johnson was firmly anti. His anti-ccw stance still earned a NRA B. Either he's better than I think or the NRA is getting loose with grades. We'll still watch.

   38. Tom Carlson
   NRA A, says good things on record.

   39. NEW Beau McCoy (Pedersen)
   Through personal communication, supports CCW and guns. Lautenbaugh backs him, and we loves us some Scott around here. I'm calling this a PLUS as Pedersen was usually good on guns, but had wild streak sometimes. Pro-gun

   40. Cap Dierks
   NRA A+

   41. NEW Kate Sullivan (McDonald)
   No clue her guns positions. But the Dems love her. We'll just have to watch.

   42. Tom Hansen
   NRA A.

   43. Deb Fischer
   Been good to us in the past. She usually answers the 'Won't someone think of the children" pleas.

   44. Mark Christensen
   VERY pro gun. Also, a little nutty, me thinks. Introduced LB430, codifying pre-emption, reciprocity and church carry. Still a bit nutty, but still good on guns.

   45. Abbie Cornett
   Former cop, knows CCW works.

   46. Danielle Nantkes Conrad(married)
   Says she's pro gun... votes anti. Signed on as co-sponsor of the the Shooting Range Protection Act, so she's got that going for her.

   47. NEW Ken Schliz (Erdman)
   Looks like we get a pretty solid gunnie to replace the pro-gun Erdman. While we'll miss Phil's interactions with Ernie, we think that Sen. Schliz will support our cause.

   48. John Harms
   Last listed as likely anti, since moved to full anti.

   49. LeRoy Louden
   Good in the past.

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