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Platte Institute discusses transparency for federal funds on KGFW’s Talk of the Town

Jun 5, 2020

Platte Institute CEO Jim Vokal joined Ryan Boyd with KFGW Kearney’s “Talk of the Town” to discuss the…

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Jim Vokal talks COVID-19 economic impact with Gary Sadlemyer on KFAB

Jun 4, 2020

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Letter to governor calls for a federal funds inventory

Jun 2, 2020 • By Jim Vokal

Dear Governor Ricketts, We write this letter on behalf of the Platte Institute to ask your administration to…

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The Economic Impact of COVID-19 on the Nebraska Economy: Third Cut

Jun 2, 2020 • By Ernie Goss, Scott Strain

Dear Nebraskans, Our state and nation have been actively fighting COVID-19 since mid-March. We are getting a handle…

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Legislature Expected to Return to Session July 20

May 19, 2020 • By Adam Weinberg

The Nebraska Legislature is currently scheduled for a summertime return to its 2020 session, which was suspended due…

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Utah Group Supports Rep. Don Bacon’s FLEX Act

May 19, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

The Platte Institute along with almost 30 other free market think tanks are asking Congress to modify the…

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April Revenue Numbers Show Pandemic Impact

May 15, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

A delayed tax filing deadline and closed businesses in Nebraska has resulted in April state tax revenues that…

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Federal Relief Aid Totals More Than 100% of Nebraska State Budget

May 13, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

We don’t know exactly how much money has been sent to Nebraska from the federal government for relief…

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Webinar: Impact on Agriculture

May 13, 2020

Click here to download slides from the program in PDF format. The program may also be viewed and shared on Facebook and YouTube.

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Jim Vokal Speaks with White House Office on CARES Act

May 12, 2020 • By Jim Vokal

Today, I had the privilege and opportunity to participate in a White House “Listening Session” with the Office…

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Flexibility for CARES Act gaining momentum in Congress

May 8, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

The CARES Act has received criticism since its enactment in late March, however, there is a growing consensus…

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Platte Institute Coalition Letter Mentioned on C-SPAN

May 8, 2020 • By Sarah Curry

The Platte Institute and North Carolina-based John Locke Foundation are leading a coalition of states to encourage Congress to amend…

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