
FAQ’s
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An exploratory committee is a legal entity formed to investigate the feasibility of a potential campaign for public office. An exploratory committee need not be incorporated.
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An exploratory committee can engage in various "testing the waters" activities, including polling, assessing organizational and other needs for a potential campaign, meeting potential supporters and volunteers, and raising funds (subject to FEC reporting requirements).
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Absolutely. We seek volunteers to help with research, outreach, fundraising, social media, community engagement, and to advise on specific issues. Just click VOLUNTEER.
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Start by exploring our website so can get to know Mark, his views on the issues, and why he formed an exploratory committee. Then, tell us what you think.
Follow the exploratory committee on social media and encourage others to do so. Nebraska’s third district is one of the largest congressional districts that is not an at-large district. It borders six other states. So, social media is vital to make sure we reach every corner of the third district.
Reach out to us with suggestions by phone or email.