Subsidy Accountability Full Coverage

Nebraska

Nebraska has $0.5B in tracked subsidies across 2746 beneficiary companies. 21 of these companies also donated to political campaigns (1% donor rate). County-level data available for 40 of 93 counties.

$0.5B Total Subsidies Tracked
2,746 Beneficiary Companies
21 Donor-Beneficiaries Matched 1% donor rate

County Overview

40 counties ranked by subsidy total. Click any county for full details.

Lancaster $1.4M
Douglas $0.8M
Hall $1.3M
Burt $0.2M
Fairbury $0.5M
Pilger $0.2M
York $0.0M
Platte $0.0M
Blair $0.2M
Kearney $0.0M
Beatrice $0.1M
Lincoln $0.0M
Lyons $0.1M
Benkelman $0.0M
Dodge $0.0M
Norfolk $0.0M
Adams $0.0M Box Butte $0.0M Buffalo $0.0M Cheyenne $0.0M Colfax $0.0M Custer $0.0M Dakota $0.0M Dawes $0.0M
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Dawson $0.0M Douglas And Sarpy $0.0M Gage $0.0M Hamilton $0.0M Lancaster And Seward $0.0M Madison $0.0M Nemaha $0.0M Otoe $0.0M Red Willow $0.0M Saline $0.0M Sarpy $0.0M Saunders $0.0M Scotts Bluff $0.0M Seward $0.0M Washington $0.0M Wayne $0.0M

Key Findings

  • 21 of 2,746 subsidized companies (0.8%) made campaign donations — $0 total.
  • $2.5M in donations flowed from beneficiaries to 172 political committees. Top recipient: JIM PILLEN FOR GOVERNOR ($1.3M).
  • $501M in total subsidies tracked across 2,746 beneficiary companies in Nebraska.

Political Committee Activity

$2.5M Total donated to committees
172 Committees receiving funds

Top recipient: JIM PILLEN FOR GOVERNOR ($1281K — 1.48% beneficiary-funded)

All Counties

County-level subsidy data for Nebraska
CountyScoreTotal SubsidiesCompanies
Lancaster69.9$1.4M0
Douglas68.8$0.8M0
Hall53.7$1.3M0
Burt20.7$0.2M0
Fairbury18.5$0.5M0
Pilger8.9$0.2M0
York6.8$0.0M0
Platte6.6$0.0M0
Blair5.2$0.2M0
Kearney4.0—0
Beatrice3.3$0.1M0
Lincoln3.0—0
Lyons2.5$0.1M0
Benkelman1.4$0.0M0
Dodge1.0—0
Norfolk0.6$0.0M0
Adams0.0—0
Box Butte0.0—0
Buffalo0.0—0
Cheyenne0.0—0
Colfax0.0—0
Custer0.0—0
Dakota0.0—0
Dawes0.0—0
Dawson0.0—0
Douglas And Sarpy0.0—0
Gage0.0—0
Hamilton0.0—0
Lancaster And Seward0.0—0
Madison0.0—0
Nemaha0.0—0
Otoe0.0—0
Red Willow0.0—0
Saline0.0—0
Sarpy0.0—0
Saunders0.0—0
Scotts Bluff0.0—0
Seward0.0—0
Washington0.0—0
Wayne0.0—0
How we calculated this

State summaries aggregate county-level data from Good Jobs First subsidy records cross-referenced with state campaign finance databases. Donor rates reflect the percentage of subsidy recipients matched to campaign contributors. County scorecards use a composite weighted score (subsidy concentration 35%, donor overlap 30%, tax burden 20%, WARN notices 15%).

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