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Fans in Missouri will be able to bet on sports next year under a ballot measure that narrowly won approval.
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The party’s candidate for lieutenant governor fell just shy of 2%, meaning the party will have to repeat the arduous process of signature-gathering next election.
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As issue campaigns fill airwaves with ads, statewide candidates are running on the smallest campaign budgets in years
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Republican Denny Hoskins sees hand counting as a tool to prevent digital interference and cut costs, while local election officials and Democrat Barbara Phifer predict delayed and error-prone results.
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A judge says an anti-abortion GOP official used misleading language to summarize a ballot question designed to restore abortion rights in the state.
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A Missouri judge will rule Thursday on whether the Republican secretary of state's official description of an abortion-rights amendment on November's ballot is misleading.
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A lawsuit filed Wednesday seeks to block a proposed constitutional amendment legalizing sports wagering in Missouri from being placed on the November ballot.
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The language is posted on Election Day at polling places next to sample ballots
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Kennedy needs 10,000 signatures to qualify for ballot access in Missouri, a hurdle unique to independent candidates.
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On Dec. 8, 2022, it became legal for adults in Missouri to buy recreational marijuana after voters approved a statewide ballot initiative.