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Nebraska lawmakers reject bill to require screenings of coercion, abuse for abortion patients

LINCOLN — In the first cloture vote of Nebraska’s 2026 legislative session, lawmakers rejected an attempt to update state abortion statutes to require screenings for coercion and abuse. Legislative Bill 669, introduced by State Sen. Tanya Storer of Whitman, failed in a 31-15 vote Wednesday following a four-hour filibuster that spanned four days. The bill […]

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