Nebraska permitless carry passed signed by governor Pillen 27th Constitutional state -April25th,2023
Nebraska governor signs NRA-backed bill that grows US constitutional carry majority
Nebraska Governor Pillen said his bill signing fulfills a promise to citizens "to protect our constitutional rights"
Nebraska state senators voted 33-14 to pass Legislative Bill 77 last Wednesday, sending it to Pillen for signature.
Nebraska became the 27th state in the nation to enshrine in law the right of its residents to carry concealed firearms without a permit.
"Signing this bill upholds the promise I made to voters to protect our constitutional rights and promote commonsense, conservative values," Governor Jim Pillen said in a comment to Fox News Digital on Tuesday. "I appreciate the hard work of those senators who supported this legislation, and particularly that of Senator. Brewer who led this charge and carried it through to the end."
Pillen’s signature on Tuesday further solidifies the U.S. as a constitutional carry-majority nation, after Florida tipped the scales as the 26th state in the nation with permitless carry laws on the books earlier this month.
The Nebraska law will take effect 90 days after the end of the legislative session, which is scheduled for June 9. Eligible Nebraska residents will then be allowed to carry concealed firearms on their person or in their car without paying the government for a permit.
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