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Nebraska Voters Reject Mobile Sports Betting in Midterm Elections
- Nebraska voters rejected two ballot measures to legalize online sports betting.
- Measures 440 and 441 aimed to legalize and regulate online sports wagering in the state.
- The rejection follows multiple legislative efforts by gambling interests to legalize mobile sports betting.
- With over 90% of votes counted, the measures were defeated.
- This decision aligns with the outcomes of other candidates with NFL connections who lost in the election.
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