Unicameral Session to Ban Abortion Likely in August
If there is a special legislative session to vote on banning abortion in Nebraska, it will likely be in August and cost taxpayers $10,000 per day with a minimum of seven days – $70,000.
The Legislature this year fell two votes short of passing a “trigger bill,” which would have banned abortion in the state if the U.S. Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Wade — as it did on June 24.
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