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John Arch

Currently holds the office of Nebraska State Senate - District 14 until January 7, 2027.

Candidate for Nebraska State Senate - District 14 in 2022 Nebraska General Election.

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John Arch

Nebraska State Senate - District 14

About John Arch

Professional Experience
National Research Hospital and Clinics, Director
Health Care, Executive Vice President
Boystown National Research Hospital and Clinics, Chief Executive Officer
Boys Town
Omaha’s Saint Joseph Center for Mental Health, Vice President for Marketing and Business
Degrees
Master's, University of Nebraska at Omaha, Business Administration
Master's, Western Conservative Baptist Seminary, Clinical/Counseling Psychology
Bachelor's, Grace University, History/Philosophy

Taxes / Budget

Controlling Spending, Cutting Taxes, And Growing The Economy. Learn more

Election Information

Recent Candidacies
Nebraska State Senate - District 14 in Nebraska General Election
Nebraska State Senate - District 14 in Nebraska Primary Election
Nebraska State Senate - District 14 in Nebraska 2018 General Election
Nebraska State Senate - District 14 in Nebraska 2018 Primary Election

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