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Gavin Solomon’s candidacy
Gavin Solomon is running as a Republican in Nebraska’s contested 2026 U.S. Senate race. The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
Solomon has no biography on file. There are also no figures on file for funds raised, funds spent or cash on hand. Solomon has no documented policy positions in the race.
The candidate field contains 11 people with several different political labels. Solomon is one of six candidates identified as Republicans. The other labels in the race are VET, DE, Democrat, Other and Independent.
Candidates in the U.S. Senate race
All 11 candidates are running in the same contested Nebraska U.S. Senate election:
- Owen Nicholas Carlson — VET. Carlson has no biography, campaign-finance figures or documented policy positions on file.
- Pete Ricketts — Republican. Ricketts is the incumbent. He has no biography, campaign-finance figures or documented policy positions on file.
- Benjamin E. Sasse — Republican. Sasse has no biography, campaign-finance figures or documented policy positions on file.
- Debra Leanne MS Axtell Schultz — Republican. Schultz has no biography, campaign-finance figures or documented policy positions on file.
- Mac Stevens — Republican. Stevens has no biography, campaign-finance figures or documented policy positions on file.
- Cindy Burbank — DE. Burbank has no biography, campaign-finance figures or documented policy positions on file.
- Edward Mr. Dunn — Republican. Dunn has no biography, campaign-finance figures or documented policy positions on file.
- William Forbes — Democrat. Forbes has no biography, campaign-finance figures or documented policy positions on file.
- Mike Marvin — Other. Marvin has no biography, campaign-finance figures or documented policy positions on file.
- Dan Osborn — Independent. Osborn has no biography, campaign-finance figures or documented policy positions on file.
- Gavin Solomon — Republican. Solomon has no biography, campaign-finance figures or documented policy positions on file.
Where the candidates stand
None of the 11 candidates has a documented policy position on file. That includes Solomon and every other candidate in the contested field.
The records therefore establish each candidate’s name and political label, while also identifying Ricketts as the incumbent. They do not establish positions on specific issues for Solomon, Carlson, Ricketts, Sasse, Schultz, Stevens, Burbank, Dunn, Forbes, Marvin or Osborn.
The absence of documented positions means the candidates cannot yet be compared on issues within these records. The same is true for campaign money: no funds-raised, funds-spent or cash-on-hand figures are on file for any candidate.
Election timeline
The next stated milestone is the Nebraska general election on Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. The U.S. Senate race is contested, with Solomon appearing alongside 10 other candidates.
Changes to the candidate field, documented issue positions and campaign-finance entries could add information about the race before Election Day. As those parts of the record develop, voters will be able to compare the candidates beyond their names, labels and incumbent status.
