District 3 adding another competitor to House Race, creating a 4-candidate primary.

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District 3 could have an entirely new team representing it in the State House after November. Because a 4th Republican has now joined the House race:

Andrew Miller, currently a member of the Aberdeen School Board, is joining incumbent State Rep’s Carl Perry and Kaleb Weis, along with new candidate Rick Rylance in a now 4-way primary for the two seats in the State House for District 3.

No Democrats have announced for the contest at this time.

8 thoughts on “District 3 adding another competitor to House Race, creating a 4-candidate primary.”

  1. Pat, do you want me to start contacting Noem and the rest about advertising on your site?

    I will call into Greg and let everyone know what you are doing.

    1. Am I supposed to know what you’re talking about, or is your furnace malfunctioning, and you need to get outside for some oxygen?

  2. Representative Carl Perry is the District 3
    Incumbent; Representative Kaleb Weis is the Iincumbent from District 2 and redistricting puts him in District 3 to serve constituents!

    2. No! Comrade Cory Heidelberger joined his out of state name collar comrades. The Nebraska Republican Party is happy to have Comrade Cory help convert Nebraska Democrats and Independents into Nebraska Republicans.

      1. “Comrade”, that’s a good one. Nothing like the GOP to not want anybody disagreeing with them. I hope you are, or will enjoy your Social Security checks and I’m sure you didn’t return your checks from 45.

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