LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — a ballot marketing campaign hoping to fasten the cover on what much focus pay check loan providers may charge in Nebraska has gotten the boost from a national contributor, increasing the possibilities that it will achieve setting the challenge on the 2020 ballot.

Nebraskans for Responsible financing was given $485,000 in cash and in-kind efforts latest week from the Sixteen Thirty account, a progressive, Washington-based collection having served various other ...