Independent Dan Osborn Challenges GOP Stronghold in Nebraska Senate Race
Osborn's campaign could disrupt Republican dominance, but his independence leaves Senate control uncertain.
- Dan Osborn, running as an independent, is narrowly trailing Republican incumbent Sen. Deb Fischer in Nebraska's Senate race.
- Osborn's campaign focuses on economic populism and appeals to working-class voters, distancing himself from both major parties.
- His potential victory could prevent Republicans from securing a Senate majority, though he has vowed not to caucus with Democrats.
- Despite Fischer's endorsement from Donald Trump, Osborn has gained traction by criticizing her ties to corporate interests.
- Nebraska's unique political landscape and Osborn's outsider status have made the race unexpectedly competitive, drawing national attention.