Projects - 1.5°Climate Strategies Group

Additional Nebraska State Investments

$3,254,496 Raised | Fundraising Goal Achieved!

In addition to Nebraska State investments focused on electing Dan Osborn listed on other dedicated pitch cards, 1.5°CSG also helped move member and aligned entities investments into the following programs and organizations to support a variety of efforts in Nebraska.

Non-Partisan Ballot Education - $2,430,121
Social Pressure to Vote Campaign - $325,000
Independent Veterans of America - $263,500
Common Defense - $210,875
Dunn Defenders - $250,000
Nebraska Democratic Party - $100,000

Geography: Nebraska

Funding Type: c4c3

Presentation Date: 11/04/2024

Investing in Elections for Climate (2024)

| Battleground States & Districts

| Field Programs

| Messaging & Paid Media

| Red States Investments

| Senate Races

Additional Nebraska State Investments

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Dan Osborn for Nebraska Senate

$253,544 Raised | Fundraising Goal Achieved!

Dan Osborn is an independent candidate for Nebraska’s Federal Senate seat that is polling well against a MAGA incumbent. A recent labor leader, and steamfitter, Dan’s home-grown values and background have been found to resonate strongly with Nebraskans once they learn about him and his campaign. 1.5°CSG has been watching this race for a while and now spurred by continued strong performance in polling, the need for back-up victories in a difficult Senate landscape, and other funders starting to move support to the Osborn campaign, 1.5°CSG has decided to leap into this little-known competitive Senate race. Contributions to Dan Osborn’s campaign will unlock up to $150k in matching funds for the Nebraska Railroaders for Public Safety I.E. campaign in support of Dan Osborn.