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U.S. House District 1
2026 Nebraska U.S. House — District 1 — General Election · November 3, 2026
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Nebraska Secretary of State — current 2026 General Election candidate workbook
Office: U.S. House District 1
Candidate row: Nik Sandman
Party or ballot method: Libertarian
City of residence: Lincoln
Target-office incumbent: No
Phone: (402) 904-1576
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Phone: (402) 904-1576
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I was born in Stratton and grew up on a farm near Wauneta, Nebraska. I moved to Lincoln thirteen years ago. I am a retired wheat, milo, corn and melon farmer after 26 years. I worked as a rural mail carrier for 15 years.
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I was born in Stratton and grew up on a farm near Wauneta, Nebraska. I moved to Lincoln thirteen years ago. I am a retired wheat, milo, corn and melon farmer after 26 years. I worked as a rural mail carrier for 15 years.
I endured the USDA farm program for 25 years as a farmer. I have been thinking about it anew for the last few years and have come to realize that it was always to ensure the lowest possible prices for my production. The farm program turned away from the concept of a fair price for our production shortly after 1950 and has moved steadily for 75 years toward an ever cheaper price (supported only by subsidies). The subsidies have fallen aside and now no longer support the income of farmers, giving the current disaster on the farm.
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I endured the USDA farm program for 25 years as a farmer. I have been thinking about it anew for the last few years and have come to realize that it was always to ensure the lowest possible prices for my production. The farm program turned away from the concept of a fair price for our production shortly after 1950 and has moved steadily for 75 years toward an ever cheaper price (supported only by subsidies). The subsidies have fallen aside and now no longer support the income of farmers, giving the current disaster on the farm.
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I’ll break up agricultural monopolies, enforce antitrust laws, and ensure local farmers can compete. Your land, your labor, your freedom.
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I’ll break up agricultural monopolies, enforce antitrust laws, and ensure local farmers can compete. Your land, your labor, your freedom.
Government should protect your freedom, not control your choices. From farming practices to healthcare decisions, you know best.
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Government should protect your freedom, not control your choices. From farming practices to healthcare decisions, you know best.
I’m a Libertarian because I believe in freedom—economic freedom for farmers, personal freedom for families, and constitutional protections for everyone. Government should protect your rights, not control your life.
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I’m a Libertarian because I believe in freedom—economic freedom for farmers, personal freedom for families, and constitutional protections for everyone. Government should protect your rights, not control your life.
I support Medicare For All—comprehensive coverage that follows you from job to job, farm to town, covering prescriptions, dental, vision, and mental health. No premiums. No deductibles. No bankruptcies.
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I support Medicare For All—comprehensive coverage that follows you from job to job, farm to town, covering prescriptions, dental, vision, and mental health. No premiums. No deductibles. No bankruptcies.
Reduce unnecessary regulations. Respect personal autonomy. Trust Nebraskans to make their own decisions about their lives, families, and businesses.
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Reduce unnecessary regulations. Respect personal autonomy. Trust Nebraskans to make their own decisions about their lives, families, and businesses.
Cut defense spending. Stop exporting war. Eliminate corporate welfare. Let working families keep more of what they earn. Government should live within its means.
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Cut defense spending. Stop exporting war. Eliminate corporate welfare. Let working families keep more of what they earn. Government should live within its means.
I propose that we change to a concept of parity for farm prices. The USDA calculates the parity (fair) price for farm commodities and updates them every month. The current market price of corn, for example, has fallen so far behind parity that it stands at only 24% of the parity price as of October, 2025.
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I propose that we change to a concept of parity for farm prices. The USDA calculates the parity (fair) price for farm commodities and updates them every month. The current market price of corn, for example, has fallen so far behind parity that it stands at only 24% of the parity price as of October, 2025.
Your rights aren’t negotiable. While Flood supports expanding surveillance and government overreach, I stand for liberty first.
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Your rights aren’t negotiable. While Flood supports expanding surveillance and government overreach, I stand for liberty first.
Lower Taxes, Less Waste
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Lower Taxes, Less Waste
Civil Liberties Protect the Constitution – no warrantless surveillance, no asset forfeiture without conviction, due process for all. Supports expanding surveillance powers. Backs law enforcement overreach. Votes for patriot act extensions.
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Civil Liberties Protect the Constitution – no warrantless surveillance, no asset forfeiture without conviction, due process for all. Supports expanding surveillance powers. Backs law enforcement overreach. Votes for patriot act extensions.
Fifth-generation farmer. Traditional values. Constitutional rights. Fair treatment for agriculture. Healthcare for all Nebraskans.
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Fifth-generation farmer. Traditional values. Constitutional rights. Fair treatment for agriculture. Healthcare for all Nebraskans.
I’m fighting for true parity pricing that ensures farmers receive the cost of production plus a fair profit—not government subsidies that favor corporate agriculture.
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I’m fighting for true parity pricing that ensures farmers receive the cost of production plus a fair profit—not government subsidies that favor corporate agriculture.
Supports farm-price parity intended to cover farmers' cost of production plus a fair profit rather than relying on corporate-oriented subsidy structures.
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Agricultural Parity Pricing
Supports single-payer Medicare for All covering medical care, prescriptions, dental, vision, and mental health without premiums or deductibles.
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Medicare for All
Supports ending warrantless searches, civil asset forfeiture without conviction, and detention without due process.
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Protect Constitutional Due Process
Supports reducing military spending and corporate welfare as part of a plan to reduce federal spending and balance the budget.
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Cut Military Spending and Corporate Welfare
Supports reducing government regulation of personal decisions and generally favoring individual choice over mandates.
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Reduce Regulation and Protect Personal Choice
Prioritizes reducing corporate political influence and representing individual Nebraska families rather than large corporate interests.
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Limit Corporate Influence in Government
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