Nebraska Republicans, led by Governor Jim Pillen and supported by national GOP figures like Senator Lindsey Graham, are advocating for a shift to a winner-take-all Electoral College system ahead of the upcoming presidential election. This change aims to consolidate Nebraska's electoral votes, which are currently allocated based on congressional districts, potentially benefiting Donald Trump by preventing Democrats from capturing any electoral votes from the Omaha area, which has historically voted Democratic. Pillen has expressed willingness to call a special legislative session if he can secure the necessary support from state senators, but he has yet to confirm that he has the 33 votes needed. The proposal has sparked a debate about disenfranchisement of rural voters and the implications of a winner-take-all system. Critics, including Nebraska Democrats, argue that such a change would undermine the state's representation and favor a partisan agenda. The outcome of this push could significantly impact the competitiveness of the presidential race in November.