"It’s incredible. I love rural Nebraska, I come from a rural county that happens to be between Lincoln and Omaha, so adjacent to the cities, but I love these small towns, these small communities. And it was great to see the turnout tonight [...] "It just goes to show that these people value being heard, being able to ask questions of candidates, and voting is a really big priority for them, and I know that I’m going to have to earn every single one of the votes that I’m going to get in November, so it was important for me to be here tonight," Slattery said.

"What this lawsuit is, is a direct attack on those children of people who have dedicated their life to the service of our country," said Dan Vicuña, with Common Cause. "These are U.S. citizens who happen to live overseas and, because of their parents, have clear ties to Nebraska." [...]
"Rather than having candidates that voters can get excited about and get behind, they would rather suppress the votes," Slattery said."