Reply #17: Nelson votes D about 60% of the time

[Omaha Steve]

From the article: Nelson's political success can be attributed in large part to his ability to woo Republican and independent voters. With only 34 percent of the state's registered voters, Democrats in Nebraska must go outside their party's base to win a statewide election.

In April 2006, Nelson was named one of the Senate's most popular members after national pollster SurveyUSA reported that 73 percent of Nebraskans approved of his performance.



He won't ever be with us on choice. There are are a few other things I'm not happy about him with. But I will support him if he runs in 2012. Kleeb was a great solid D that ran against Johanns. Johanns won 60-40.

http://www.scottkleeb.com/home.html

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