Watch the Nebraska Legislature Live: Video Feed, Session Dates and How to Follow
This feed plays on its own official site, so there is no player on this page. Use the link below to watch.
What Is This Feed?
Nebraska's Legislature is one of a kind in the United States: a single chamber of 49 senators, officially nonpartisan, meeting in Lincoln. Nebraska Public Media provides its live streams, which you can reach from the Legislature's site.
When Can I Watch?
The 2026 session ran from January 7 to April 17. Nebraska holds longer sessions in odd-numbered years and shorter ones in even-numbered years. Dates change each year, so confirm the current calendar on the official site.
Why This Feed Matters?
Nebraska voters created this one-house system in 1934, believing that a smaller, simpler body would be more accountable. With no second chamber to blame, each vote stands out clearly, and a live stream makes that accountability easy to see.
Common Questions
Why does Nebraska have only one house?
Voters approved a one-house system in 1934.
Are Nebraska's senators nonpartisan?
Yes. The Legislature is officially nonpartisan.
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