Mike Flood

Mike Flood

Years in Office

3

Bills Sponsored

41

Bills Co-Sponsored

380

Committees

1

Mike Flood Biography

Mike Flood began his career as a broadcaster and small business owner in Nebraska, building local media outlets before entering public service. Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives for Nebraska’s 1st District in 2022, he focuses on strengthening rural economies, expanding broadband access, and supporting agriculture. Flood serves on the House Appropriations Committee, where he has advocated for increased infrastructure funding and agricultural research. He approaches his role with a practical, results-driven style, working to ensure Nebraska’s priorities are represented in national policy.

Education

  • J.D., University of Nebraska College of Law, Lincoln, NE
    (2001)
  • B.A. in American Studies, University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN
    (1997)

Professional History

U.S. Representative

(2022-Present)

Representing Nebraska's 1st district

Member, Nebraska Legislature

(2005–13)

, 2021–22 (Speaker, 2007–13)

Attorney, Jewell Collins & Flood

(2001–22)

Business Owner

Impact & Accomplishments

Notable contributions during Mike Flood's congressional service.

Flood Recovery Advocacy

Secured federal disaster aid for Nebraska communities affected by the 2019 floods.

Telehealth Expansion

Sponsored legislation to expand telehealth access for rural Nebraskans during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.

Veterans Affairs Support

Worked to improve services and resources for Nebraska veterans, including support for VA facility improvements.

Railroad Safety Legislation

Co-sponsored bipartisan bills to enhance railroad safety following major train derailments in the Midwest.

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