OMAHA- Two experienced individuals hope to claim the District 10 legislative seat.

Incumbent Wendy DeBoer was elected in 2019 and is hoping to retain her seat to tackle a new agenda of priorities.

“Making sure that we have strong public schools, safe neighborhoods. Lower taxes on the middle class. And affordable health care,” will be DeBoers focus if reelected she said.

Lou Ann Goding, a fiscal conservative, is looking to bring her efficient business outlook to the unicameral.

"Trying to make sure we have a more efficient government. When I was in business, I did efficiency audits. So, I know the benefits that can come from those. Using that business experience for sure is important. I also want them to know that I care about students and I care about our families. I care about our future. I care about the future of Omaha, and I care about the future of Nebraska,” Goding said.

Abortion divides the two candidates. DeBoer voted against it in the last session and says she will back up that vote in the upcoming session. Goding considers herself pro-life and said, "I believe we need to think about those regulations that impact and have restrictions for those unborn children specifically related to viability and the ability to feel pain."

The candidates agree on lowering taxes, they also agree on the value of medical marijuana.

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