He Says He's a Working-Class Independent. The record says he's none of those things.

Osborn raises money on ActBlue — a platform that only accepts independents with a proven history of caucusing with Democrats or an official Democratic Party endorsement. He has both.

Osborn raised money off his blue-collar image — then used it to pay himself (a salary near $120,000 — more than he made as a pipefitter), his wife (a former bar manager), his daughter (a part-time dancer), his brother-in-law, and two sisters-in-law. To hide the money trail from Nebraska voters, his wife's consulting firm was deliberately incorporated in Wyoming — a state chosen specifically because it allows owners to remain anonymous. The firm received its first $50,000 PAC payment just 48 hours after being created, and the arrangement was buried from public view until a reporter forced disclosure. Voters were never meant to find out.

Democrat Dan Osborn holds far left positions that are completely out of step with Nebraska values.

He described his own politics as "plastic" and "malleable." The flip-flop record below matches his campaign promises against his actual votes, tweets, and recorded statements.

These aren't one-off mistakes. This is a consistent pattern of who Dan Osborn chooses to surround himself with, raise money alongside, and keep on his campaign payroll. He was caught liking hardcore gay pornography on his union X account, caught using the Ashley Madison affair website, and paid his daughter — a part-time exotic dancer — with campaign funds. Nebraska families deserve to know.