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Nebraska Rep. Mike Flood to host town hall in Lincoln on Tuesday, July 28

Nebraska’s 1st District Republican representative will again face Lincoln voters during a public event this month.

Nebraska 1st District Rep. Mike Flood stands before the crowd during a public town hall event hosted in Bellevue, Nebraska, on Tuesday, June 7, 2026. | Photo: Chase Porter/Courier Nebraska
Nebraska 1st District Rep. Mike Flood stands before the crowd during a public town hall event hosted in Bellevue, Nebraska, on Tuesday, June 7, 2026. | Photo: Chase Porter/Courier Nebraska

Nebraska Rep. Mike Flood has announced the details of his third and final town hall event for 2026.

Following fiery town hall events in Norfolk and Bellevue earlier this year, Flood’s final public forum before facing voters in the midterms this November will be hosted in Lincoln on Tuesday, July 28, at Nebraska Wesleyan University.

During the town hall, Flood says he’ll be providing an update on the work he is doing for Lincoln and Nebraska’s 1st Congressional District. Following his opening remarks, voters have the opportunity to engage their representative in a question-and-answer period.

The event is open to the public. A clear bag policy will be in place. Attendees are not permitted to bring signs, backpacks, or large bags into the venue. Event details are available below: 

Congressman Flood’s Lincoln Town Hall

  • Date: Tuesday, July 28th
  • Time: 5 – 6 p.m. CT
  • Location: Vance D. Rogers Center for Fine Arts | Nebraska Wesleyan University – 5040 Huntington Ave, Lincoln, NE 68504
  • Note: Doors open at 4:15 p.m.

Those with questions about the town hall are asked to contact Flood’s Lincoln office at 402-438-1598. For more information, visit flood.house.gov.

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