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The season begins on November 15.
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More than 41,000 Missourians on probation and parole will be able to vote in the November 3 electionA new law allows certain people convicted of felonies to vote.
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Stacey Preis steps down after four months as speculation grows about Senate President Pro Tem Cindy O’Laughlin becoming the next commissioner.
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Backed by advocates who see sheriffs as a check on government overreach, the proposal would limit who can seek to remove them from office.
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Measure would make citizen initiatives extraordinarily difficult for lawmakers to change and would restrict their ability to rewrite the initiative process itself.
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Candidates are Incumbent Representative Alex Riley and Kelsey Grant.
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Candidates are Incumbent Representative Jeremy Dean and Russ Gosselin. Gosselin was unable to participate due to scheduling issues.
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Incumbent Representative Darin Chappell will face Bryce Lockwood in the November 3 General Election.
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With no incumbents, candidates Betsy Fogle, Melanie Stinnett and Cecil Ince are running in an open race to serve the Springfield area in the Missouri Senate.
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Candidates are Julia Curran and Incumbent Representative Jamie Gragg.
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Louise Secker and Aaron Metzger are first-time candidates. Both live and work in the Joplin area.
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Candidate Ashley Cossins will face Incumbent Representative Bill Owen in the race for Missouri House District 131. Owen declined an invitation for our interview.