2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Nebraska Legislative District 10

2 candidates, listed alphabetically.

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Candidates

Cindy Johnson

Nonpartisan

Work
Audiologist (part-time practice); former audiologist, Children's Hospital (Omaha)

Cindy Johnson grew up on a northeast Nebraska farm, earned an education degree from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and a doctorate in audiology, and ran her own audiology practice in Norfolk. She then spent 15 years at Children's Hospital in Omaha evaluating and treating children's hearing and still practices part time.

Sources for Johnson

  • About Cindy (Cindy Johnson campaign website, Facts summarized from a public page (not copied))

Rebecca Rens

Nonpartisan

Work
Founder, Sown Business Strategies (business consulting and coaching); former president and owner, Rens Concrete Inc.

Rebecca Rens was president and owner of Rens Concrete Inc., a concrete construction company, for more than 30 years, taught as an assistant professor of business at Dordt University, and now works as a business consultant and coach through Sown Business Strategies. She lists a doctorate in business from Liberty University and serves on the Alzheimer's Association Nebraska Chapter board and the UNMC Board of Counselors.

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