Legal Marijuana Now · U.S. Senate, Nebraska
General election Tuesday, Nov 3, 2026
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Mike Marvin earned a high school diploma from Dominican High School.
Also running: Chuck Conboy (A) · Dan Osborn (I) · Robin Richards (W) · Pete Ricketts (R)
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What does immigration reform look like to you?
Candidate withdrew from the race August 21st, but will still appear on the ballot.
Protecting Social Security and Medicare for All
We must protect and expand these services that have been so crucial to the lives of millions of Americans. Social Security has proven to be the most successful government program throughout U.S. history, ensuring that our elderly population are able to retire comfortably and not in poverty. Mike pledges to eliminate …
Expansion of Labor Rights
Labor unions for decades have been under constant attack by business interests. Mike stands firmly with his brothers and sisters in organized labor and seeks to incorporate labor unions in as many ways as possible in our economy. Representation in the workplace matters, and with corporations treating workers like …
Ending Foreign Wars
The United States government hasn’t technically participated in a war since World War Two, and yet we continue to fight on foreign lands. The United States must no longer participate in these foreign entanglements that have done nothing else but to stoke anger against the United States and hurt our very own servicemen …
Ending Corruption
Mike supports ending the Supreme Court’s ruling on Citizens United, and believes that all elections in the United States must be funded purely through tax dollars. We continue to witness politicians across both political parties wilfully take corporate PAC dollars or foreign lobbying money. This MUST be put to an end.
Legalizing Marijuana
As a longtime member of the Legal Marijuana Now party, Mike has long held the belief that marijuana should be legalized across the United States for medical and recreational purposes. He promises on day one, to take this fight to Washington on behalf of the millions of people across this great nation who use marijuana …
Mike Marvin is not a current member of Congress, so there is no congressional roll-call record to show. State legislative or local records are not yet compiled.