NE Legislative District

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Commitment 2022: Legislative District 2

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Chronicle: Race for Nebraska's 1st Congressional District Part 1



Chronicle: Race for Nebraska's 1st Congressional District part 1

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Chronicle: Race for Nebraska's 1st Congressional district Part 2



Chronicle: Race for Nebraska's 1st Congressional district Part 2

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Chronicle: Race for Nebraska's 1st Congressional District Part 3



Chronicle: Race for Nebraska's 1st Congressional District Part 3

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Mike Flood wins special election for Nebraska's first congressional district



KETV NewsWatch 7

Patty Pansing Brooks and Mike Flood will be competing again in the Nov. 8 general election to either maintain or gain their position in Nebraska’s first congressional district.

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Flood resigns Nebraska legislative seat, heads to D.C. swearing-in with Pelosi



Omaha World-Herald

State Sen. Mike Flood of Norfolk stepped down from his legislative seat Monday. He'll join the U.S. House of Representatives on Tuesday.

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Flood sworn in as Nebraska’s newest U.S. congressional representative

LINCOLN — Former State Sen. Mike Flood of Norfolk was sworn in Tuesday evening as the 24th representative of Nebraska’s 1st Congressional District in Washington, D.C. Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi administered the oath of office at the U.S. Capitol in a brief ceremony with Flood and his family members. There were no speeches or statements, but in a video feed, Pelosi could be heard congratulating the newest congressman and his family. Later, Flood issued a statement that he was “honored to represent” the eastern Nebraska district and “excited to get to work.” “Our team is already hitting the ground running,” he said. “In everything we do, we will be tireless advocates for the interests and conservative values of the district.”