State Office Candidates Advance to General Election

Delegates voted, and here is the ballot that was created for Thursday afternoon’s general election.

 

Lieutenant Governor:
Trenton Hays (N)
Tanner Byrd (F)

Lieutenant Governor Candidates

 

Secretary of State:
Zac Cote’ (N)
John-Michael Hogue (F)

Secretary of State Candidates

 

State Treasurer:
Phat Nguyen (N)
Trevor Burr (F)

State Treasurer Candidates

 

State Auditor:
Craig Thor (N)
Aaron Smith (F)

State Auditor Candidates

 

Attorney General:
Jack Graham (N)
Tyler Coleman (F)

Attorney General Candidates

 

Public Service Commissioner (Vote for 5):
Connor Barr (N)
Brigham Cardon (N)
Jackson Meyer (N)
Trev Mumm(N)
Zach Mumm (N)
Jacob Dibbern(F)
Kyle Dlouhy(F)
Benjamin Andrew Kruse (F)
Logan Tate (F)
Tom Waldo (F)

Political Action Committees Elect Leadership, Discuss Marketing Strategy

Throughout Monday afternoon and evening, lobbyists gathered within their respective political action committees to elect leadership and discuss their marketing strategies in preparation for the bulk of primary campaigns and elections tomorrow. PACs spent their time on activities such as authoring bills for the legislature, creating PAC names and slogans, devising strategies for garnering support, and determining the usefulness of cooperating with other PACs for miscellaneous objectives.

 

Political Action Committees elect leadership

A Belleau Wood resident discusses firearm regulations

Inner Workings of a Municipality

On Monday morning, delegates attended a seminar designed to help them understand the various components of a city government and how these components work together to create a successful community. They received expert advice in preparation to lead their own towns here at Cornhusker Boys’ State.

 

Delegates listen intently

 

 

Legislative Proceedings – June 3, 2013

Today marked the start of the 73rd session of the Cornhusker Boys’ State Unicameral. Today’s proceedings centered around electing leadership. Candidates were given an opportunity to speak to the senators and answer questions before voting. The following senators were elected to leadership:

Curtis Stokes, Speaker

Cameron Engel, Clerk

Quinn Nelson, Sergeant at Arms

Chandler Maly, Chaplain

 

Curtis Stokes uses extended metaphor to demonstrate his qualifications

Counselor Brad Green moderates leadership elections