Flood discusses priorities after winning reelection in Nebraska’s 1st District

The Republican congressman says bringing down costs should be a top priority and that he plans to keep working with Democrats.

November 4, 2026Updated: November 4, 2026

By Naydu Daza Maya

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Regional

Flood discusses priorities after winning reelection in Nebraska’s 1st District

Flood discusses priorities after winning reelection in Nebraska’s 1st District

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Flood discusses priorities after winning reelection in Nebraska’s 1st District

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