Who is the only U.S. President from Nebraska?

The correct answer is Gerald Ford because he was born in Omaha, Nebraska, making him the only U.S. President associated with the state. Although he spent most of his early life in Michigan and is often identified with that state, his birth in Nebraska connects him to it in a unique way. Ford served as the 38th President from August 1974 to January 1977, taking office following the resignation of Richard Nixon amid the Watergate scandal. His presidency is notable for his efforts to heal the nation after a period of political turmoil. In contrast, the other presidents listed—Richard Nixon, George Bush, and Harry Truman—do not have ties to Nebraska in the same way, as they were born in other states and have no significant connection to Nebraska's history or politics.