Wendy DeBoer is from Omaha, Nebraska. She has a master 27s degree in English from the University of Nebraska. She is Lutheran and has nine nieces and nephews.

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Wendy DeBoer is from Omaha, Nebraska. She has a bachelor's degree in English and economics from Hastings College, a law degree from the University of Nebraska College of Law, a master's in English literature from the University of Nebraska Omaha, a master's in theology from the Lutheran School of Thology at Chicago, and a master's degree in religious studies from Syracuse University. She attends Holy Cross Lutheran Church.

Wendy is an attorney and educator. She previously practiced law in Kansas City. She also taught at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, DePaul University in Chicago, Syracuse University, and Wells College in New York. 

Wendy is an educator. She previously practiced law in Kansas City. She also taught at the University of Nebraska at Omaha, DePaul University in Chicago, Syracuse University, and Wells College in New York. 

Wendy is currently a member of the Nebraska State Senate, representing District 10. She was first elected in 2018. She is currently serving her second term.

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Opposed cuts to broadband programs, passed a bill to modernize the state's 911 laws, and passed a bill to reduce "anti-competition red tape" in the transportation industry.

- Opposed cuts to broadband programs, passed a bill to modernize the state's 911 laws, and passed a bill to reduce "anti-competition red tape" in the transportation industry.

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- The Nebraska Public Service Commission is a five-member group that regulates several industries. These include telecommunications, private water, natural gas and oil, and railroads; this includes a chairman and vice chair. They contribute on all levels of government to determine policy for communications and universal service.
- The commission makes statements regarding relevant cases, as well as approving settlement agreements for regulated rate cases. They can also suspend and reinstate licenses if deemed necessary.
- The commission provides various resources to consumers, including phone and internet discount programs, information on programs and bills, and contact information. They also host weekly meetings to discuss issues and relevant topics with the public.
- The commission oversees and administers several funds, including the Nebraska Universal Service Fund, the 911 Service System Fund, and the Nebraska Telecommunications Relay System Fund.
- A public service commissioner is elected in a partisan, districtwide election to a six-year term. They must be a registered voter in the district they run in and affiliated with the political party they run under immediately preceding the election.
- A public service commissioner earns a yearly salary of $75,000.

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