What is the partisan make-up of the Nebraska Unicameral?

 

From the History of the Nebraska Unicameral section of the Unicameral website: "Another unique aspect of Nebraska's legislature is its nonpartisanship. Before becoming a unicameral, the Nebraska Legislature was a partisan body. The change to nonpartisanship was included in the successful 1934 unicameral amendment. Being a nonpartisan legislature means that a candidate's political party is not listed on the election ballot. The two candidates who obtain the most votes in the primary election face each other in the general election. In other states, each party selects a winner in the primary, and the winners of each party run against each other in the general election.”

• Biographies of Current Nebraska Senators  scroll down to the biographies.  At the end of each entry the Senator's party affiliation is listed.
  
• Nebraska Political Parties and Elections  from the Nebraska Blue Book.