Current Nebraska State Treasurer, Ron Ross, wants to promote the unclaimed property laws. The concern is that he will be using the State’s money and this promotion could also boost his election campaign.

While it may be true that his spending roughly $200,000 in state funds on television ads and a public-relations consultant could result in a big payoff for Nebraskans, his opponent in the race for state treasurer, Shane Osborn, says Ross may actually be seeking another sort of payoff: A boost to his election campaign.

<\/p>

Current Nebraska State Treasurer, Ron Ross<\/a>, wants to promote the unclaimed property laws. The concern is that he will be using the State’s money and this promotion could also boost his election campaign.<\/p>\n\n\t

<\/p>

While it may be true that his spending roughly $200,000 in state funds on television ads and a public-relations consultant could result in a big payoff for Nebraskans, his opponent in the race for state treasurer, Shane Osborn, says Ross may actually be seeking another sort of payoff: A boost to his election campaign.<\/p>\n\n