Edited sentence: A well known amusement park company pledged to build a massive attraction in southwest Sarpy County when the Legislature adopts Senator Nelson's plan.CPEF is a unique and fiscally conservative program which places state funds in a savings account and allows the Arts and Humanities councils to spend the interest from the savings account only if those dollars are matched by private donations.LB 1165 – Appropriate funds to the Cultural Preservation Endowment Fund.LB 374 will lower the costs of in-home health care services and allow individuals to receive medical services in their own home instead of costly hospitals.LB 374 – Health care reform.LB 646 – Election reform.LB 697 would have created incentives for companies to build tourist attractions in Nebraska provided that those attractions invested at least $20 million in new investments to the state and created at least 75 high paying jobs.LB 697 – Adopt the Entertainment and Tourism Development Act.Senator Nelson believes that taxes in Nebraska are too high and part of the problem is the lack of tourism in the state.Senator Nelson recognized the problem and developed a solution whereby county election officials were better able to process and tabulate ballots efficiently and accurately.Since the principal is never spent, the state can take back the money in times of economic hardship.The 2006 general election in Nebraska was a slow and tedious process for county election officials creating a system where errors were more likely.The 2008 general election was conducted more smoothly and efficiently because of Senator John Nelson's changes.The Cultural Preservation Endowment Fund (CPEF) was created in the late 1990s to help create jobs and assist the Nebraska Arts and Humanities Councils.The Legislature adopted and Governor Heineman signed LB 646 in 2007.With a more funded arts culture in Nebraska, national corporate executives are more likely to relocate their businesses to the Cornhusker state.With the costs of hospital stays soaring, Senator Nelson made LB 374 his 2007 Priority Bill.With the financial pledge of a well known Omaha philanthropist, Senator Nelson's bill was adopted in 2008 by the Nebraska state Legislature