Senator Lydia Brasch signs going up all over!
You can pick up your Senator Lydia Brasch yard signs at Chili Dawgs Foods of Fire 1940 Ridgeview Road, Blair, NE.
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You can pick up your Senator Lydia Brasch yard signs at Chili Dawgs Foods of Fire 1940 Ridgeview Road, Blair, NE.
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Senator Lydia Brasch and her volunteers walked in the 2014 Washington County Fair Parade in Arlington on Sunday, July 27, 2014. Senator Brasch also mingled with the crowd at The Washington County Republican Party’s Ice Cream Social where over 1,000 servings of ice cream were served.
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A very enthusiastic group of 80 supporters gathered for a fundraiser Monday evening to re-elect District #16 State Senator Lydia Brasch. The reception was held at the offices of Independent Technologies in Blair and featured the endorsement of Nebraska U.S. Senator Deb Fischer. Supporters to re-elect Senator Brasch included many community leaders, business owners and elected officials. Re-elect Brasch event photo album
Senator Lydia Brasch talks to supporters with U.S. Senator Deb Fischer
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Bancroft, Neb – State Senator Lydia Brasch, who is Vice-chair of the Natural Resources committee and also serves on the Rules, State-Tribal Relations, and Transportation and Telecommunications Committees, has officially filed to run for re-election to the Nebraska Unicameral.
“It is such an honor to be able to serve my constituents in the Legislature,” said Brasch. “I have worked hard to ensure my office is responsive to constituent needs and to provide effective representation for the individuals and interests of District 16.”
Some of Senator Brasch’s accomplishments include introduction and passage of:
About Senator Brasch:
Lydia has served District 16 in the Nebraska Unicameral since being elected in 2010. She and her husband Lee farm ground around Bancroft and she operates Brasch Marketing and Design. They are members of St. Paul Lutheran Church of Bancroft and have two children and three grandchildren.
Prior to serving in the Unicameral, Lydia worked for Computer Automation Systems Education Solutions, was the marketing director for the Nebraska State Fair and also worked as the public information officer for the Nebraska Department of Revenue. She also served terms on the Nebraska State Fair Foundation ad the Cuming County Fair Foundation. In 2012 Lydia was selected as a BILLD Fellow at the Council of State Governments.
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