What do they call members of Nebraska's unicameral?
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They are called Senators
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The guys who didn't get re-elected. The term is also used for a president who cannot get re-elected. The point is, nobody's listening to them.
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Well,\n\nDemocrats\n-Liberals\n-Left-wingers\n-Donkeys\n\nRepublicans\n-Conservatives (but there are also moderates!)\n-Right-wingers\n-Elephants\n-GOP (Grand Old Party)\n\nThat is all I can think of for now! :)
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I live in Kansas and have been getting them 5 or 6 an evening, mostly the same call.  I thought with the NoCall list we weren't supposed to get them.  They are particularly annoying as I have decided who I am voting for and will not be swayed by a recorded message.  \n\nBy the way, I hope all of YOU are registered and planning on picking up your friends and going out tomorrow and voting for the candidate of your choice!
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It appears their title is simply "Senator."\n\nSee the site for the Nevada State Senate below.
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They are Congressional House Representatives.\nThe correct way to address them is Representative, IE; Representative Palosi, Representative Murtha.
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Right now Nebraska is ranked #8 and Creighton #21 in Baseball America's Top 25.  I think Nebraska will go further this year. They are a more experienced ball club.
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When President Andrew Johnson signed the bill making Nebraska a state on March 1, 1867, a fierce struggle was already raging over the location of the new state's capital. Amid angry charges of lack of legislative representation from those living south of the Platte River, and despite frequent challenges, the seat of Nebraska's territorial government had remained at Omaha since 1854, the year in which Nebraska Territory was created. Although the then current Omaha capitol building, built in 1857-58, was apparently sturdy enough to house legislative sessions for several years and was well located in relation to Nebraska's 1867 population, it was still north of the Platte. Forces from the south launched a major verbal and legal initiative to move the seat of government to their part of the state
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Law making- Making legislation\nRepresentative Institution- Constituent Services.
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When addressing them it is Congressman or Congresswoman.\n\nWhen describing them it can either be the same (most common) or "So and So, the Representative from whatever state".\n\n(and it is not a bad question, relax)
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http://www.nebraskahistory.org/images/oversite/store/catalog/resource/my_family_tree.jpg
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http://www.dnr.state.ne.us/\n\nThat the site for "the department of natural resources, nebraska".  Also try wikipidia for nebraska in general.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nebraska#Geography
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The major parties:\n\nDemocratic Party\nRepublican Party\nConstitution Party \nGreen Party\nLibertarian Party\n\nLot more details below:
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I have no idea what you mean. There are 400+ members of the House of Representatives and 100+ Senators. Each is from a specific district or area in one of the States. What are you referring to?
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If you mean "neophytes," then that refers to those who are new to a group. For instance, neophytes can be fraternity pledges, newly-converted Catholics, etc.
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Someone who is elected by the people to work in your state house of representives to pass laws.
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http://www.maxpreps.com/FanPages/State.mxp/Nebraska/AreaID-4a5b0778-e1bd-4ef7-9fc7-f495c3fc6609/Boys_Varsity_Basketball_Winter_05-06