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Bacon's Gone Mobile!

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Don Bacon goes mobile with his campaign, speaking at conferences, posting on social media, and meeting with his constituents. Bacon uses his platforms to discuss his beliefs and show his constituents what he stands for. He also uses social media to discuss hot-button topics and inform the public about what is happening in Congress. Bacon's social media platforms can also be used as a form of credit claiming.  His caption on his post from February 17  informed the public about an act he had joined: " We need to provide essential trainings to equip first responders on how to best address trafficking situations which is why I joined @RepKatCammack's  Human Trafficking Awareness Act." By using his social media to credit claim, Bacon is showing his constituents that he takes action in Congress and that those who vote for him are voting for his action. Bacon's social media Instagram YouTube X (Twitter) Facebook While Bacon spends a fair amount of time in DC, he also fin...
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Bringing Home The Bacon!

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  Don brought home the Bacon winning the 2022 election and plans to repeat his success in 2024. Bacon has been reelected to office every year since sworn into office in 2017. 2022 Election In 2022, Bacon beat out Tony Vargas, winning 51.3% of votes for Nebraska's second congressional district. Bacon had 112,663 votes, and Vargas had 106,807. In 2022, Bacon's campaign finance reported $3,919,223 in receipts, $3,990,001 in disbursements, and  $14,236 in cash on hand as of  December 31, 2022. 2024 Election Don Bacon will be running against fellow republican candidates Michael Connely and Dan Frei, as well as Democratic candidate Tony Vargas for Nebraska's second district congressional seat. Nebraska's second congressional district tends to lean Republican but is not a solid red state.  Primary and General Election Outlook While Bacon won Nebraska's second congressional district seat in 2022, he has a lot of competition in the upcoming election. In the primarie...
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Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District!

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        Don Bacon is the Representative from Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District! Located in the eastern portion of Nebraska, the 2nd district encompasses the heart of the Omaha Metro area. A hub of sports and art, Omaha is the 42nd largest city in the United States.  Cities in Nebraska's 2nd Congressional District While Omaha is the most notable city in Nebraska's 2nd congressional district, a list of cities includes Papillion, La Vista, Ralston, Springfield, Gretna, Elkhorn, Waterloo, Valley, and Bennington.     As you can see on the map's close-up, while most people in Nebraska's 2nd congressional district live in the city, there is a lot of farmland on the western side of the district. The district tends to be seen as heterogeneous due to its varied urban and rural regions. The district's heterogeneous nature can also be shown in its representatives. Nebraska's 2nd district tends to be pretty split between Democratic and Republican, and offi...
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About Bacon

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Biography Congressman Bacon grew up on a farm in Illinois. His childhood on a farm is one of the main reasons Bacon has worked so hard to represent farmers. After high school, Bacon attended Northern Illinois University. He graduated in 1984 with a bachelor's in political science. That same year, he married his loving wife, Angie. They now have 4 children together, along with 8 grandchildren. A year later, Bacon joined the U.S. Airforce and began his 30-year career in the military, eventually retiring as a Brigadier General.  Bacon has no previous elected experience, as the House of Representatives is his first elected position.  Age - 60 years of age Religious Affiliation  - Christian: non-denominational Education - Bachelor's Degree from Northern Illinois University -  Master's Degree from the University of Phoenix in Arizona - Master's Degree from  National War College in Washington, D.C. Military Honors  - Air Force Distinguished Service Medal...
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