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Nebraska — Top state study pages
Review your state capital and governor for changing civics answers, then practice the full interview set. Use ZIP lookup in practice for senators and your representative.
- State capital
- Lincoln
- Governor
- Jim Pillen
Answers that change in your state
At the interview, the officer may ask for the capital (Lincoln) and governor (Jim Pillen) of Nebraska. They will also ask for your U.S. senators and House representative — use ZIP lookup in practice to study the correct names.
Federal names (President, Vice President, Speaker, Chief Justice) can also change. Recheck them in the practice hub close to your interview date.
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