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2026 Nebraska Attorney General — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Nebraska Secretary of State — current 2026 General Election candidate workbook
Office: Attorney General
Candidate row: Jocelyn Brasher
Party or ballot method: Democratic
City of residence: Omaha
Target-office incumbent: No
Phone: (402) 739-9793
Email: [email protected]
Mailing address: PO Box 540098
Mailing address: Omaha NE 68154
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PO Box 540098 · Omaha NE 68154
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Phone: (402) 739-9793
Email: [email protected]
Mailing address: PO Box 540098
Mailing address: Omaha NE 68154
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Nebraska has always been home for Jocelyn. Born on Offutt Air Force Base and raised in Nebraska, she grew up surrounded by a family that believed service to others was not just important, it was expected. With a father and grandfathers who served in the United States military, Jocelyn learned early on the values that would shape her life: responsibility, integrity, hard work, doing the right thing even when it’s hard, and putting people over politics.
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Nebraska has always been home for Jocelyn. Born on Offutt Air Force Base and raised in Nebraska, she grew up surrounded by a family that believed service to others was not just important, it was expected. With a father and grandfathers who served in the United States military, Jocelyn learned early on the values that would shape her life: responsibility, integrity, hard work, doing the right thing even when it’s hard, and putting people over politics.
After graduating from Bennington high school, Jocelyn left home to attend Auburn University, where she earned her degree in Philosophy. But no matter where life took her, Nebraska was always where she wanted to build her future. She returned home to attend Creighton University School of Law, earning Certificates of Concentration in Criminal Law and Procedure and Litigation. Determined and driven, she completed law school in just two-and-a-half years, graduating in December 2015 before becoming licensed to practice law in Nebraska in 2016.
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After graduating from Bennington high school, Jocelyn left home to attend Auburn University, where she earned her degree in Philosophy. But no matter where life took her, Nebraska was always where she wanted to build her future. She returned home to attend Creighton University School of Law, earning Certificates of Concentration in Criminal Law and Procedure and Litigation. Determined and driven, she completed law school in just two-and-a-half years, graduating in December 2015 before becoming licensed to practice law in Nebraska in 2016.
From the very beginning of her legal career, Jocelyn chose a path of public service. While still in law school, she clerked in the Douglas County Attorney’s Office Juvenile Division, where she gained real courtroom experience and even argued before the Nebraska Court of Appeals twice. Soon after graduation, she moved to Lexington, Nebraska, to serve as Deputy Dawson County Attorney, leading the child support enforcement division and working directly with families and advocating for children.
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From the very beginning of her legal career, Jocelyn chose a path of public service. While still in law school, she clerked in the Douglas County Attorney’s Office Juvenile Division, where she gained real courtroom experience and even argued before the Nebraska Court of Appeals twice. Soon after graduation, she moved to Lexington, Nebraska, to serve as Deputy Dawson County Attorney, leading the child support enforcement division and working directly with families and advocating for children.
Over the course of her career, Jocelyn has worked in local and state government offices across Nebraska. She understands how the Attorney General’s Office operates because she has lived the work firsthand. She knows where the office succeeds, where it can improve, and what it takes to lead it with integrity, efficiency, and independence from day one.
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Over the course of her career, Jocelyn has worked in local and state government offices across Nebraska. She understands how the Attorney General’s Office operates because she has lived the work firsthand. She knows where the office succeeds, where it can improve, and what it takes to lead it with integrity, efficiency, and independence from day one.
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The AG has a duty and responsibility to protect consumers, not big corporations.
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The AG has a duty and responsibility to protect consumers, not big corporations.
The AG should serve and represent the people, not fight them every election cycle.
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The AG should serve and represent the people, not fight them every election cycle.
I’m running for Attorney General because I believe the Nebraska Attorney General’s Office should work for all Nebraskans, not a political agenda, one party, or any other elected office or official. I have seen firsthand how important an independent, principled Attorney General is to protecting families, consumers, and communities.
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I’m running for Attorney General because I believe the Nebraska Attorney General’s Office should work for all Nebraskans, not a political agenda, one party, or any other elected office or official. I have seen firsthand how important an independent, principled Attorney General is to protecting families, consumers, and communities.
My experience has taught me that public safety, consumer protection, affordability, and protecting children are not partisan issues, they are Nebraska issues. I’m running to restore integrity, uphold the law, respects Nebraska voters, and ensure the Attorney General’s Office always puts Nebraskans first.
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My experience has taught me that public safety, consumer protection, affordability, and protecting children are not partisan issues, they are Nebraska issues. I’m running to restore integrity, uphold the law, respects Nebraska voters, and ensure the Attorney General’s Office always puts Nebraskans first.
Each of these experiences strengthened and prepared her to lead the AG’s Office. Jocelyn believes that protecting consumers is one of the AGs most important responsibilities; and the AG’s Office should serve as a strong, independent watchdog for Nebraskans by listening to constituents, focusing on the issues impacting everyday people here at home, and using consumer protection and antitrust laws to promote fair competition, prevent price gouging, and make life more affordable for working families across the state.
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Each of these experiences strengthened and prepared her to lead the AG’s Office. Jocelyn believes that protecting consumers is one of the AGs most important responsibilities; and the AG’s Office should serve as a strong, independent watchdog for Nebraskans by listening to constituents, focusing on the issues impacting everyday people here at home, and using consumer protection and antitrust laws to promote fair competition, prevent price gouging, and make life more affordable for working families across the state.
Strong and fair enforcement go hand in hand, and Nebraskans deserve both.
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Strong and fair enforcement go hand in hand, and Nebraskans deserve both.
Public service is built on public trust, when that trust is lost, the people pay the price.
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Public service is built on public trust, when that trust is lost, the people pay the price.
⚑ In 2024, Nebraskans voted overwhelmingly to legalize medical marijuana. Rather than implement the law, Hilgers used the AG’s Office to challenge it — leaving law enforcement, providers, and patients without clear guidance. Jocelyn Brasher will respect that vote.
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⚑ In 2024, Nebraskans voted overwhelmingly to legalize medical marijuana. Rather than implement the law, Hilgers used the AG’s Office to challenge it — leaving law enforcement, providers, and patients without clear guidance. Jocelyn Brasher will respect that vote.
Restore Public Trust & Accountability
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Restore Public Trust & Accountability
Jocelyn’s plan targets cracking down on violent crimes, human trafficking, and the substance abuse epidemic, as well as child exploitation by establishing the PROTECT Task Force - Protecting Rights Online Through Enforcement, Collaboration, and Technology. We must work proactively to protect our children both online and in our communities!
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Jocelyn’s plan targets cracking down on violent crimes, human trafficking, and the substance abuse epidemic, as well as child exploitation by establishing the PROTECT Task Force - Protecting Rights Online Through Enforcement, Collaboration, and Technology. We must work proactively to protect our children both online and in our communities!
Protect Nebraska Consumers
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Protect Nebraska Consumers
Respect Nebraska Voters The AG should serve and represent the people, not fight them every election cycle. Read More
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Respect Nebraska Voters The AG should serve and represent the people, not fight them every election cycle. Read More
Use the Attorney General's consumer-protection and antitrust authority to pursue illegal price gouging, hidden fees, scams, monopolistic practices, and other unlawful conduct that raises costs for Nebraska consumers.
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Protect Nebraska Consumers
Support law enforcement with training, guidance, and resources while targeting violent crime, human trafficking, substance abuse, and child exploitation.
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Strengthen Public Safety
Implement voter-approved laws rather than using the Attorney General's office to repeatedly challenge them, and provide clear legal guidance when implementation creates uncertainty.
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Respect Nebraska Voters
Operate the Attorney General's office independently of party and political pressure, investigate corruption, and prosecute unlawful conduct by public officials regardless of party.
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Restore Public Trust & Accountability
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