Denise Powell
NE-02Last updated August 28th, 2026 at 12:33am GMT.
Last updated August 28th, 2026 at 12:33am GMT.
Omaha voters are being introduced to Brinker Harding and his family, learning how in Congress he will work to lower costs, ban Congressional stock trading, pass term limits, and advocate for zero pay for lawmakers during a shutdown.
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September 29th: Ballots may be mailed out to voters from Counties
October 5th: First day of early in person voting
October 23rd: Last day to receive an application for early voting ballot to be mailed
November 2: Last day of early in person voting
Mail ballots must be received by County office by close of polls on election day
Denise Powell supports allowing biological males to compete in girls’ sports.
Primary ad from Democrat opponent calling her "Dark Money Denise"
DownloadBrinker Harding has served as an Omaha City Councilman since 2017, where he’s helped shape Omaha into the #1 City to Move to in America (Forbes). He’s worked across party lines to balance the City’s budget every year, while lowering property tax levy three times. Brinker has worked to grow the local economy and keep their community safe. He’s running for Congress because DC needs to be run more like Omaha so that we can make the next 250 years of our country a new Golden Age. Brinker is a fourth generation Omahan, and is married with two daughters.