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Of the 150 bills signed into law this year , more than 100 became effective last week .
Some took effect in the spring while others won’t get the green light until July 1, 2025 .
Lawmakers are taking steps to eliminate poverty in Lincoln and Omaha through bills.
Public school advocates are again seeking to block LB 1402 , which sets aside $10 million for private K-12 scholarships.
State Sen. Jana Hughes of Seward introduced LB 1296 to create a Nebraska -specific registry and list of regulations for vaping products.
Another bill from Hughes , LB 1035 , will establish a prescription drug donation program.
Another proposal removes a two-year waiting period for felons after completing their sentence.
Thousands of Nebraskans who had been disqualified from registering to vote had that disqualification go away as of Friday .
A slew of other laws that took effect Friday include: Voter registration disqualification and other new laws that take effect in Nebraska .
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