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Pete Ricketts wins reelection in Nebraska Senate race against independent Dan Osborn

Senator Pete Ricketts secured reelection in Nebraska, defeating independent candidate Dan Osborn, who was backed by the Nebraska Democratic Party. Ricketts received 50.2% of the vote, while Osborn garnered 43.8%. The race drew significant attention and funding as it became competitive, despite Ricketts being favored in prediction markets.

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Senator Pete Ricketts has won reelection in Nebraska, defeating independent candidate Dan Osborn, who had support from the Nebraska Democratic Party. Ricketts received 50.2% of the votes, while Osborn received 43.8%. The race was closely watched due to Osborn's previous strong performance against another Republican senator and the significant funding it attracted, making it a competitive contest.

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  • Pete Ricketts received 50.2% of the vote in the Nebraska Senate race.
  • Dan Osborn, an independent candidate, received 43.8% of the vote.
  • The Associated Press called the race for Ricketts at 3:27 a.m.
  • Osborn previously ran against Senator Deb Fischer in 2024.
  • Ricketts was appointed to the Senate in 2023 after Ben Sasse's resignation.
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Pete Ricketts secures Senate reelection despite challenge from Democrat-backed independent Dan Osborn

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