Photos: Mike Flood hosts town hall in hometown of Norfolk
Rep. Mike Flood hosted a town hall on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, at the Johnny Carson Theater at Norfolk Senior High School in Norfolk.
A member of law enforcement stands by offstage as Rep. Mike Flood hosts a town hall on Tuesday at the Johnny Carson Theater at Norfolk Senior High School in Norfolk.
Rep. Mike Flood speaks during a town hall on May 26 at the Johnny Carson Theater at Norfolk Senior High School in Norfolk.
Thia Hartley, from Lincoln, asks Rep. Mike Flood a question as he hosts a town hall on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, at the Johnny Carson Theater at Norfolk Senior High School in Norfolk.
Members of the audience listen as Rep. Mike Flood hosts a town hall on Tuesday at the Johnny Carson Theater at Norfolk Senior High School in Norfolk.
Rep. Mike Flood speaks during a town hall on Tuesday at the Johnny Carson Theater at Norfolk Senior High School in Norfolk.
A member of the audience wears a Handmaiden’s Tale costume as Rep. Mike Flood hosts a town hall on Tuesday at the Johnny Carson Theater at Norfolk Senior High School in Norfolk.
A member of the public shouts at Rep. Mike Flood during the public question portion of a town hall on Tuesday at the Johnny Carson Theater at Norfolk Senior High School in Norfolk.
Rep. Mike Flood speaks during a town hall on Tuesday at the Johnny Carson Theater at Norfolk Senior High School in Norfolk.
Rep. Mike Flood speaks during a town hall on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, at the Johnny Carson Theater at Norfolk Senior High School in Norfolk.
U.S. House of Representatives Nebraska District 1 Libertarian candidate Nik Sandman is instructed to take a seat by a member of law enforcement as he attempts to stand in line for public comment as Rep. Mike Flood hosts a town hall on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, at the Johnny Carson Theater at Norfolk Senior High School in Norfolk.
Mike Flood faced a crowd of about 200 in Norfolk on Tuesday, where he addressed hot-button topics like the Iran war and the Department of Justice's "anti-weaponization" fund.
Democratic nominee Chris Backemeyer and independent candidate Austin Ahlman weighed in on the concerns they are hearing from voters in the 1st Congressional District and Flood's record.Â
The Congressional Management Foundation's Democracy Awards recognize the best in congressional non-legislative achievements across eight categories. Rep. Mike Flood's office received an award for its constituent correspondence and engagement efforts.
The event will be at Bellevue West High School. Doors will open at 4:15 p.m. and the event is scheduled to begin at 5 p.m.
The event will be at Bellevue West High School. Doors will open at 4:15 p.m. and the event is scheduled to begin at 5 p.m.
Roughly 200 Nebraskans attended Republican Rep. Mike Flood's town hall in Bellevue on Tuesday.
