OMAHA, Neb. — A subtle change on Nebraska's new congressional maps has District 1 candidates making sure Sarpy County voters know who they're voting for on Nov. 8.

District 36 in central Nebraska was picked up and moved to western Sarpy County, reflecting a population shift. State Sen. Matt Williams of Gothenburg no longer represents the people who elected ...

One major change is moving District 36, which is Custer County to Sarpy County. ... A successful day at the Unicameral Friday has the Nebraska redistricting maps past the first round of voting.

The new map keeps all of Douglas County in District 2 and adds all of Saunders County plus southern and western Sarpy County, including Gretna.Bellevue would remain in district one, along with the ...

Looking west down Springfield's Main Street, farmland can be seen just outside town. The town of 1,600 in the southern part of Sarpy County has not shared in the growth that has gripped other ...

Before redistricting, Bacon’s 2nd District included Omaha’s Douglas County and a portion of Sarpy County to the South. The new district still encompasses Douglas, but now includes Saunders ...

The current map of Nebraska’s 2nd District includes all of Douglas County and most of Sarpy County, minus Bellevue. As it exists now, the district is evenly split between Republican and ...

So when Nebraska Republicans redrew the district lines, they flipped Sarpy County around, moving the western half into the Second District and the eastern half into the First District.