Pro-Choice Majority 2026 places $242,000 in Nebraska House race ads

1 articles · Updated · The American Prospect · May 6

The buy in Nebraska's 2nd District began in the final week before the 12 May Democratic primary, backing Denise Powell and attacking state Senator John Cavanaugh.
It followed Democratic Majority for Israel's cancelled ad plan after Powell rejected support from Israel-focused groups, while independent expenditures for Powell against Cavanaugh have reached about $3.265m.
The PAC shares a treasurer and ad agency links with other Democratic groups, raising questions over opaque funding and possible coordination that may not be disclosed until after the primary.

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