Nathan Leach is a legislative strategist and parliamentary research consultant from Kearney, Nebraska. Known for his dedication to nonpartisan governance and civic engagement, Nathan has over a decade of experience navigating the complexities of Nebraska’s Unicameral Legislature.As the founder of Nonpartisan Nebraska, Nathan led initiatives aimed at preserving and enhancing Nebraska’s unique nonpartisan legislative system. His efforts include educational campaigns, legislative testimonies, coalition-building, and the development of valuable research tools such as the "Rulings and Precedents Index," a compilation of over 500 legislative rulings going back to the first unicameral session in 1937. Nathan’s work exemplifies strategic thinking and a thorough understanding of parliamentary procedure and effective communication.His advocacy began in high school where he championed an ambitious agenda to reform student government, aided by FCCLA's parliamentary procedure competition, serving on the Buffalo County Community Partners' Youth Advisory Board, and experience with the UNK Student Senate, all helped to equip him with life-long skills in navigating the democratic process. Nathan's dedication to fostering civic education and engagement is evident in his collaborations with nonprofits such as Civic Nebraska, public advocacy, and military service as a Paralegal in the Army National Guard.Currently serving as Chair of Vote Wise Nebraska (supporting the new nonprofit's Executive Director, Tommy Blanton) and a member of the Norris Institute Board of Directors, Nathan strives to uphold the values of transparency, education, and strategic advocacy. Recognized for his insight into legislative procedures, Nathan brings historical context and modern relevance together, inspiring trust and respect across party lines.