The border and migration have become top issues of the 2024 US presidential election, with a Bloomberg News/Morning Consult poll finding immigration second only to the economy on voters' minds.Â
Two Democrats seeking seats in Nebraska's Legislature will be exposed to a national audience of potential donors after a Democratic Party committee designated them 2024 "spotlight" candidates, party officials said.
Photos: Nebraska Gov. Pillen signs bill limiting abortion, transgender health care
Gov. Jim Pillen stands next to state Sens. Joni Albrecht (left) and Kathleen Kauth (right) at the signing of LB574 on Monday at the Capitol.
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From left, Brendon Pond of Lincoln talks with Gov. Jim Pillen, as Mikayla Pond passes her newborn Gemma Pond to first lady Suzanne Pillen after the signing ceremony of LB574 on Monday at the Capitol.
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Gov. Jim Pillen signs a copy of LB574 on Monday the Capitol.
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Gov. Jim Pillen smiles as he holds newborn Gemma Pond next to his granddaughters, Eloise Pillen (left), 10, and Halle Trouba, at the signing of LB574 on Monday at the Capitol.
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Gov. Jim Pillen answers questions after the signing of LB574 on Monday at the Capitol.
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State Sen. Rita Sanders (from left) and Gov. Jim Pillen greet supporter Mikayla Pond and her newborn Gemma Pond of Lincoln after the signing of LB574 on May 22 at the Capitol.
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Gov. Jim Pillen smiles at the signing of LB574 on Monday at the Capitol.
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Gov. Jim Pillen kisses newborn Gemma Pond of Lincoln at the signing ceremony of LB574Â on Monday at the Capitol.
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Gov. Jim Pillen smiles as he holds newborn Gemma Pond next to his granddaughters, Eloise Pillen (left), 10, and Halle Trouba, at the signing of LB574Â on Monday at the Capitol.
