(KLZA)--Former 1st District State Senator Julie Slama of Dunbar launched a campaign to be Nebraska's next State Treasurer on Monday, hoping to bring a new energy and fresh perspective to the office.
Monday afternoon, Governor Jim Pillen announced that current State Treasurer Tom Briese was stepping down and that Fremont Mayor Joey Spellerberg was being appointed to fulfull the remaining term of office.
In a statement issued Wednesday afternoon, Slama announced that she is suspending her campaign and is pleased to endorse Spellerberg in his 2026 election. She said she believes Spellerberg will bring the energy and perspective needed in the role of State Treasurer.
Slama said too often the Republican Party, primary races turn into expensive and bitter feuds with no upside for voters or the party.
Slama said donations to her campaign since Monday will be refunded and thanked her family, friends, and the rest of Team Slama for their support.
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