Nebraska State Sen. Mike McDonnell of Omaha acknowledged Thursday through a spokesman that he discussed on Wednesday the future of how Nebraska awards its Electoral College votes.

Nebraska State Sen. Mike McDonnell told ABC News Prime anchor Linsey Davis that the push to change the state’s electoral college allocation “did not seem fair.” ...

Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen called out State Sen. Mike McDonnell for his refusal to support changing to "winner-take-all." McDonnell discussed his decision with KETV.

In a statement issued Monday, Nebraska Senator Mike McDonnell said he would not vote for a proposed winner-take-all system for Nebraska’s electoral votes.

McDonnell said Monday that he has told Pillen “that I will not change my long-held position and will oppose any attempted changes to our electoral college system before the 2024 election.” ...

Mike McDonnell's wife, Amy Grosse, watches as he announces his run for mayor at the Omaha Firefighters Hall in Omaha, on Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024. CHRIS MACHIAN, THE WORLD-HERALD ...

Mike McDonnell, a state senator, said he would not support an effort to change the state’s electoral system to winner take all, an outcome that could have cost Kamala Harris an electoral vote.

State Sen. Mike McDonnell explains why he voted against changing Nebraska's Electoral College system, emphasizing the importance of fairness and making candidates work for votes.

McDonnell said he told the state's Republican governor, Jim Pillen, that there should instead be an eventual vote on a constitutional amendment to change how Nebraska awards its Electoral College ...

Nebraska State Sen. Mike McDonnell of Omaha acknowledged Thursday through a spokesman that he discussed on Wednesday the future of how Nebraska awards its Electoral College votes.

State Senator named Mike McDonnell decided, for no reason whatsoever, to get in the way of a great Republican, common sense, victory. Just another 'Grandstander!'" Trump wrote in a social media post.