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NTF Fact Sheet: Ntfvotingguide3.Doc NTF Fact Sheet: NTFvotingguide3.doc. 9-20 NEBRASKA TAXPAYERS for FREEDOM – VOTING GUIDE: GENERAL ELECTION: 2020. NTF's LIST OF SUGGESTED FISCALLY-CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES. PRESIDENT Donald J. Trump HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 2nd District = Don Bacon. Website: www.donjbacon.com. 2819 South 125 Ave. #365. Omaha, NE. 68144. Phone: 402-506- 5646. Address: P.O. Box 391368 Omaha, NE 68139. 3rd District = Adrian Smith. Web site: http://www.joinadrian.com. Email: [email protected]. 1126 Avenue A, #6, Scottsbluff, NE. 69361. Phone: 308-220-3211. LEGISLATURE District 1 = Julie Slama. https://www.voteslama.com/ District 3 = Rick Holdcroft. Website: www.rickholdcroft.com. District 15 = David Rogers. Website: https://www.rogersforlegislature.com/ District 17 = Joni Albrecht. Website: http://www.jonialbrechtforlegislature.com/ Email: [email protected]. Phone: 402-695-2519. 2088 D Avenue, Thurston, NE. 68062. District 19 = Mike Flood. Website: https://www.facebook.com/FloodforLegislature/ Phone: (402) 319-4321. District 21 = Mike Hilgers. Website: https://www.mikehilgers.com/. Email: [email protected] District 23 = Bruce Bostelman. Website: http://bostelmanfornebraska.com/. 2751 X Road, Brainard, NE. 68626. District 25 = Suzanne Geist. Website: https://www.geistfornebraska.com/. Email: [email protected]. District 27 = Brenda Bickford. Website: www.brendabickford.com. Email: [email protected]. Box 6428, Lincoln, NE. 68506. Phone: 402-413-1541. District 29 = Jacob Campbell. Website: https://www.campbellforlegislature.com/. Email: [email protected]. Phone: (402) 413-1202. District 31: Rich Pahls. https://www.facebook.com/rich.pahls. District 37 = John Lowe. Website: http://www.johnloweforlegislature.com/ District 39 = Lou Ann Linehan. Website: http://linehanforlegislature.com/ District 41 = Tom Briese. Website: http://www.tombriese.com/ Email: [email protected]. Phone: 402-920- 2174. District 43 = Tom Brewer. Website: http://votetombrewer.com/ Email: [email protected] Phone: (308) 313-3405. District 49 = Andrew La Grone. Website: https://www.lagroneforlegislature.com/. Email: [email protected]. Phone: (402) 305-1833. STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION District 2 = Robert Anthony. Website: https://www.voterobertanthony.com/. Phone: 402-889-3171. Address: PO Box 460699, Papillion, NE. 68046. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION. District 2 = Crystal Rhoades. METRO COMMUNITY COLLEGE District 2 = Brad Ashby. Email: [email protected]. Phone: 402-637-3639. District 3 = Adam Gotschall (see his Facebook page). Phone: 402-677-3851. MUD District 4 = Tim Cavanaugh. Phone: 402-214-5980. PAPIO NRD District 1 = Ted Japp. Website: https://www.facebook.com/tedjappnrd/ District 3 = Christian Mirch. Website: www.mirchfornrd.com. Email: [email protected]. Phone: 402-415-3647. District 11 = John Wiese. DOUGLAS COUNTY CLERK Scott Peterson. DOUGLAS COUNTY BOARD District 5 = Tim Lonergan. Website: www.votelonergan.com. Phone: (402) 612-3576. District 7 = Mike Friend. Website: http://votemikefriend.com/. Email: [email protected]. Phone: 402-980-5670. LA VISTA MAYOR. Klaus Lindner. OMAHA PUBLIC SCHOOLS. District 5 = Spencer Head. Website: https://spencerhead.com/. Email: [email protected]. Phone: (402) 689- 0374. RALSTON SCHOOL BOARD. Pat McPherson. Website: www.facebook.com/votemcpherson. Merv Riepe. Email: [email protected]. LEARNING COMMUNITY District 6 = Tim Hall. Website: www.facebook.com/TimHallLC6. Email: . Phone: 402-990-5661. District 6 = Andrew Brock. See his Facebook page. Email: [email protected]. Phone: 402-906-5409. BELLEVUE SCHOOL BOARD Jim Moudry. BELLEVUE CITY COUNCIL. Ward 3 = Paul Cook. At Large = Pat Shannon. DO NOT VOTE FOR THE FOLLOWING RINOS: Allen Hager = Learning Community. Patrick Bonnett = Papio NRD Board. .
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