History Together

Filmed inside Lincoln’s historic Grand Manse, the former federal courthouse, History Together places Pat Condon’s campaign within rooms associated with some of Nebraska’s most consequential trials. Condon uses that history to draw a line between the office’s past and the choice before Lancaster County: prosecution grounded in experience rather than politics.

The building carries much of the argument. Its courtroom, carved wood and view across downtown give institutional weight to a direct contrast message. By the time Condon asks voters to “make history together,” the phrase means more than continuity. It becomes a claim that the standards attached to the office should endure even as the people holding it change.