Starting in 2028, Nebraska voters would elect medical cannabis commissioners from the five public service commissioner districts on ballots without party labels.
Nebraska voters would choose five medical cannabis commissioners in 2028, one per public service commissioner district. They would take office January 4, 2029, and the Governor would fill vacancies.
Nebraska voters would elect five Medical Cannabis Commission members on ballots without party labels. Each of the five districts used to elect public service commissioners would elect one medical cannabis commissioner. Candidates would be nominated at statewide primary elections. The Governor would appoint members to fill vacant seats. Members would serve until their successors are elected. Districts 1, 3, and 5 would vote at general elections in 2028 and every four years afterward. Districts 2 and 4 would vote in 2028, in 2030, and every four years afterward.
No hearings or votes scheduled.