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The Nebraska State Policy Initiative is an effort by the Center for Public Affairs Research and the College of Public Affairs and Community Service to summarize and present data and in-depth policy briefs to the Planning Committee of the Nebraska State Legislature so they may fulfill their charge to identify and provide policy responses to emerging trends in Nebraska.

COVID-19 Impact on Nebraska Businesses: Nebraska Business Response Survey Reports

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ROUND ONE
COVID-19 Impact on Nebraska Businesses:
Nebraska Business Response Survey Report

ROUND TWO
COVID-19 Impact on Nebraska Businesses:
Nebraska Business Response Survey Report


Nebraska Economic Recovery Dashboard

The Nebraska Economic Recovery Dashboard was a joint project of the Planning Committee of the Nebraska Legislature and the UNO Center for Public Affairs Research to offer a visual tracking system of the state’s fiscal health through the COVID-19 pandemic and into recovery. Use the buttons below to explore indicators in the four major areas.

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Nebraska Legislative Districts by the Numbers

The dashboard below summarizes essential data points for legislative districts. Contact us if you have other questions about your district.

Comparing Nebraska Legislative Districts by the Numbers

The following dashboard allows you to compare legislative districts across the essential data points.

Policy Briefs

Policy briefs were prepared at the directive of the Planning Committee of the Nebraska State Legislature between 2012 and 2016. They provided greater depth of information around a policy topic or trend such as agriculture, economy, education, health and human services, natural resources, public safety, government, telecommunications, and transportation.

2012 Report | 2013 Report | 2014 Report | 2015 Report | 2016 Report

Visit the Nebraska Legislature website to find your senator and district

COVID-19 Policy Research

Economic Conditions & Projections for Omaha-Council Bluffs

COVID-19 Impact on Nebraska Businesses: Impact on the Nonprofit Sector

COVID-19 Impact on Nebraska Nonprofits: Round 2 Update

Nebraska Business Response Survey Results

COVID-19's Impact on Nebraska Rural Transit Service | Executive Summary

Fiscal Stress in Local Governments and Nonprofits During COVID-19 Survey Results by Craig Maher, Ph.D., professor, and Trang Hong, Ph.D., assistant professor, UNO School of Public Administration

Nebraska Economy Weathering COVID-19 Better Than Most Neighboring States

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