U.S. Representatives from Nebraska, 1867-2022 (May be
incomplete!)
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1878:
Frank
Welch, died in office.
1886:
Church
Howe (Rep), defeated.
1889 Aug 17:
James
Laird, died in office.
1890:
William
H. Thompson (Dem), defeated.
1892:
William
E. Andrews, defeated.
1896:
Eugene
J. Hainer, defeated.
William
E. Andrews, defeated.
1899 Mar 11:
William
L. Greene, died in office.
1905 Jul 18:
Ernest
M. Pollard (Rep), elected;
Francis
W. Brown (Dem), defeated.
1914:
John
A. Maguire (Dem), defeated;
Frank
J. Taylor (Dem), defeated.
1912:
Paul
F. Clark, defeated.
Howard
H. Baldrige (Rep), defeated.
1914:
Nathan
Merriam (Progressive), defeated.
1911 Sep 11:
James
P. Latta, died in office.
1912:
J.
C. Cook, defeated.
C.
M. Skiles, defeated.
W.
J. Taylor, defeated.
1924:
William
N. Jamieson (Dem), defeated.
1920 Nov 2:
C.
Frank Reavis (Rep), elected;
Frank
A. Peterson (Dem), defeated.
1922 Jun 3:
C.
Frank Reavis, resigned.
1922 Nov 7:
John
H. Morehead (Dem), elected;
Walter
L. Anderson (Rep), defeated;
E.
Luella Barton (Prohibition), defeated;
A.
L. Tidd (Progressive), defeated.
1922 Nov 7:
Roy
H. Thorpe (Rep), elected;
W.
C. Parriott (Dem), defeated.
1928:
Ralph
S. Moseley (Rep), defeated in primary.
1920 Nov 2:
Albert
W. Jefferis (Rep), elected;
James
O'Hara (Dem), defeated.
1922 Nov 7:
Willis
G. Sears (Rep), elected;
James
H. Hanley (Dem), defeated;
Roy
M. Harrop (Progressive), defeated.
1920 Nov 2:
Robert
E. Evans (Rep), elected;
Webb
Rice (Dem), defeated;
Marie
Weekes, defeated.
1922 Nov 7:
Edgar
Howard (Dem), elected;
Robert
E. Evans (Rep), defeated;
John
Havekost (Progressive), defeated.
1920 Nov 2:
Melvin
O. McLaughlin (Rep), elected;
Albert
P. Sprague (Dem), defeated.
1922 Nov 7:
Melvin
O. McLaughlin (Rep), elected;
H.
H. Cummins (Dem), defeated;
John
A. Schmidt (Progressive), defeated.
1920 Nov 2:
William
E. Andrews (Rep), elected;
Harry
S. Dungan (Dem), defeated.
1922 Nov 7:
Ashton
C. Shallenberger (Dem), elected;
William
E. Andrews (Rep), defeated;
S.
J. Franklin (Progressive), defeated.
1920 Nov 2:
Moses
P. Kinkaid (Rep), elected;
Thomas
C. Grimes (Dem), defeated;
Lucien
Stebbins, defeated.
1922 Jul 6:
Moses
P. Kinkaid, died in office.
1922 Nov 7:
Robert
G. Simmons (Rep), elected;
Charles
W. Beal (Dem), defeated;
John
A. Smith, defeated.
1922 Nov 7:
Augustin
Reed Humphrey (Rep), elected;
William
M. Maupin (Dem), defeated.
1934:
E.
E. Jackman (Rep), defeated in primary.
1936:
E.
E. Jackman (Rep), defeated in primary.
1930:
Ralph
S. Moseley (Rep), defeated.
1940:
Loren
H. Laughlin (Rep), defeated in primary.
1940 Jan 2:
George
H. Heinke, died in office.
1940 Apr 19:
John
H. Sweet (Rep), elected;
Charles
A. Dafoe (Dem), defeated.
1940 Nov 5:
Oren
S. Copeland (Rep), elected;
Henry
C. Luckey (Dem), defeated.
1942 Nov 3:
Carl
T. Curtis (Rep), elected;
Ralph
G. Brooks (Dem), defeated;
Claude
C. Earley (Ind), defeated.
1944 Nov 7:
Carl
T. Curtis (Rep), elected;
Charles
A. Chappell (Dem), defeated.
1946 Nov 5:
Carl
T. Curtis (Rep), elected;
William
H. Meier (Dem), defeated.
1948 Nov 2:
Carl
T. Curtis (Rep), elected;
Frank
B. Morrison (Dem), defeated.
1940 Nov 5:
Charles
F. McLaughlin (Dem), elected;
Theodore
W. Metcalfe (Rep), defeated.
1942 Nov 3:
Howard
H. Buffett (Rep), elected;
Charles
F. McLaughlin (Dem), defeated.
1944 Nov 7:
Howard
H. Buffett (Rep), elected;
Mabel
Gillespie (Dem), defeated.
1946 Nov 5:
Howard
H. Buffett (Rep), elected;
Frank
A. Jelen (Dem), defeated.
1948 Nov 2:
Eugene
D. O'Sullivan (Dem), elected;
Howard
H. Buffett (Rep), defeated.
1940 Nov 5:
Karl
Stefan (Rep), elected;
Victor
J. McGonigle (Dem), defeated;
Paul
Burke (Ind), defeated.
1942 Nov 3:
Karl
Stefan (Rep), elected;
George
Hally (Dem), defeated;
Paul
Burke (Ind), defeated.
1944 Nov 7:
Karl
Stefan (Rep), elected;
George
Hally (Dem), defeated;
W.
B. Chili Brazda, defeated.
1946 Nov 5:
Karl
Stefan (Rep), elected;
Hans
O. Jensen (Dem), defeated;
Paul
Burke (Ind), defeated.
1948 Nov 2:
Karl
Stefan (Rep), elected;
Duane
K. Peterson (Dem), defeated.
1940 Nov 5:
Carl
T. Curtis (Rep), elected;
R.
O. Canady (Dem), defeated;
Charles
G. Binderup (Ind), defeated.
1942 Nov 3:
Arthur
L. Miller (Rep), elected;
Thomas
Lanigan (Dem), defeated.
1944 Nov 7:
Arthur
L. Miller (Rep), elected;
Thomas
Lanigan (Dem), defeated;
Willis
B. Furman, defeated.
1946 Nov 5:
Arthur
L. Miller (Rep), elected;
Stanley
D. Long (Dem), defeated.
1948 Nov 2:
Arthur
L. Miller (Rep), elected;
C.
Edgar Leafdale (Dem), defeated.
1940 Nov 5:
Harry
B. Coffee (Dem), elected;
A.
T. 'Bert' Howard (Rep), defeated.
1950 Nov 7:
Carl
T. Curtis (Rep), elected;
Clarence
G. Miles (Dem), defeated.
1954 Nov 2:
Phillip
Hart Weaver (Rep), elected;
Frank
B. Morrison (Dem), defeated.
1950 Nov 7:
Howard
H. Buffett (Rep), elected;
Eugene
D. O'Sullivan (Dem), defeated.
1954 Nov 2:
Jackson
B. Chase (Rep), elected;
James
A. Hart (Dem), defeated.
1950 Nov 7:
Karl
Stefan (Rep), elected;
Duane
K. Peterson (Dem), defeated.
1951 Oct 2:
Karl
Stefan, died in office.
1954 Nov 2:
Robert
Dinsmore Harrison (Rep), elected;
Ernest
M. Luther (Dem), defeated.
1956:
Lester
H. Anderson (Rep), defeated in primary.
1950 Nov 7:
Arthur
L. Miller (Rep), elected;
Hans
J. Holtorf, Jr. (Dem), defeated.
1954 Nov 2:
Arthur
L. Miller (Rep), elected;
Carlton
W. Laird (Dem), defeated.
1962:
Phillip
Hart Weaver, defeated for nomination.
1966 Nov 8:
Robert
V. Denney (Rep), elected;
Clair
A. Callan (Dem), defeated.
Glenn
Cunningham (Rep), elected;
Richard
M. Fellman (Dem), defeated.
David
T. Martin (Rep), elected;
John
Homan (Dem), defeated.
1986 Nov 4:
Doug
Bereuter (Rep), elected;
Steve
Burns (Dem), defeated.
1988 Nov 8:
Doug
Bereuter (Rep), elected;
Corky
Jones (Dem), defeated.
1986 Nov 4:
Hal
Daub, Jr. (Rep), elected;
Walter
M. Calinger (Dem), defeated.
1988 Nov 8:
Peter
D. Hoagland (Dem), elected;
Jerry
Schenken (Rep), defeated.
1986 Nov 4:
Virginia
Smith (Rep), elected;
Scott
E. Sidwell (Dem), defeated.
1988 Nov 8:
Virginia
Smith (Rep), elected;
John
D. Racek (Dem), defeated.
1990 Nov 6:
Doug
Bereuter (Rep), elected;
Larry
Hall (Dem), defeated.
1992 Nov 3:
Doug
Bereuter (Rep), elected;
Gerry
Finnegan (Dem), defeated.
1994 Nov 8:
Doug
Bereuter (Rep), elected;
Patrick
J. Combs (Dem), defeated.
1996 Nov 5:
Doug
Bereuter (Rep), elected;
Patrick
J. Combs (Dem), defeated.
1998 Nov 3:
Doug
Bereuter (Rep), elected;
Don
Eret (Dem), defeated.
1990 Nov 6:
Peter
D. Hoagland (Dem), elected;
Ally
Milder (Rep), defeated.
1992 Nov 3:
Peter
D. Hoagland (Dem), elected;
Ronald
L. Staskiewicz (Rep), defeated.
1994 Nov 8:
Jon
Christensen (Rep), elected;
Peter
D. Hoagland (Dem), defeated.
1996 Nov 5:
Jon
Christensen (Rep), elected;
James
Martin Davis (Dem), defeated;
Patricia
A. Dunn (Natural Law), defeated;
Phillip
E. Torrison (Libertarian), defeated.
1998 Nov 3:
Lee
Terry (Rep), elected;
Michael
Scott (Dem), defeated.
1990 Nov 6:
Bill
Barrett (Rep), elected;
Sandra
K. Scofield (Dem), defeated.
1992 Nov 3:
Bill
Barrett (Rep), elected;
Lowell
Fisher (Dem), defeated.
1994 Nov 8:
Bill
Barrett (Rep), elected;
Gil
Chapin (Dem), defeated.
1996 Nov 5:
Bill
Barrett (Rep), elected;
John
Webster (Dem), defeated.
1998 Nov 3:
Bill
Barrett (Rep), elected;
Jerry
Hickman (Libertarian), defeated.
2000 Nov 7:
Doug
Bereuter (Rep), elected;
Alan
Jacobsen (Dem), defeated;
David
Oenbring (Libertarian), defeated.
2002 Nov 5:
Doug
Bereuter (Rep), elected;
Robert
Eckerson (Libertarian), defeated.
2004 May 11:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), nominated.
2004 Aug 31:
Doug
Bereuter, resigned.
2004 Nov 2:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), elected;
Matt
Connealy (Dem), defeated;
Steve
Larrick (Green), defeated.
2006 May 9:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), nominated unopposed.
2006 Nov 7:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), elected.
2008 May 13:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), nominated unopposed.
2008 Nov 4:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), elected.
2000 Nov 7:
Lee
Terry (Rep), elected;
Shelley
Kiel (Dem), defeated;
John
J. Graziano (Libertarian), defeated.
2002 Nov 5:
Lee
Terry (Rep), elected;
Jim
Simon (Dem), defeated;
Doug
Paterson (Green), defeated;
Dave
Stock (Libertarian), defeated.
2004 Nov 2:
Lee
Terry (Rep), elected;
Nancy
Thompson (Dem), defeated;
John
J. Graziano (Libertarian), defeated;
Dante
Salvatierra (Green), defeated.
2000 Nov 7:
Tom
Osborne (Rep), elected;
Roland
E. Reynolds (Dem), defeated;
Jerry
Hickman (Libertarian), defeated.
2002 Nov 5:
Tom
Osborne (Rep), elected;
Jerry
Hickman (Libertarian), defeated.
2004 Nov 2:
Tom
Osborne (Rep), elected;
Donna
J. Anderson (Dem), defeated;
Joseph
A. Rosberg (Nebraska Party), defeated;
Roy
Guisinger (Green), defeated.
2006:
Adrian
Smith (Rep), elected.
2010 May 11:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), nominated.
2010 Nov 2:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), elected.
2012 May 15:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), nominated.
2012 Nov 6:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), elected.
2014 May 13:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), nominated.
2014 Nov 4:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), elected.
2016 May 10:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), nominated.
2016 Nov 8:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), elected.
2018 May 15:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), nominated unopposed.
2018 Nov 6:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), elected.
2020 May 12:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), nominated.
2020 Nov 3:
Jeff
Fortenberry (Rep), elected.
2022 Mar 31:
Jeff
Fortenberry, resigned.
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