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Stephen Colbert said Tudor Dixon ‘made up’ story of dad who found explicit book at school. Dad says, ‘Just Google it’

The story of what one dad found in his son's school is so shocking, late-night host Stephen Colbert said the political candidate who told it made it up. But the… Read More

November 8, 2022
Culture
Kansas Lt. Governor dressed in gender-bending ‘drag’ costume amid accusations state funded ‘all-ages’ drag show

(Daily Caller) – Kansas Democratic Lt. Gov. David Toland appears to have dressed in a “drag” costume for a 2010 charity event amid accusations that the state funded an… Read More

November 7, 2022
Public Education
Candidate invitation to speak at Kansas school may be election law violation

A Derby High School instructor potentially ran afoul of state election law last week when she invited the Democrat challenger for the local State House of Representatives seat tospeak to… Read More

November 2, 2022
Government
Universal school choice is priority No. 1 for Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Tim Michels

One Wisconsin candidate for governor has been vocal about his campaign’s top priority: universal school choice. Since winning the Republican primary on Aug. 9, candidate Tim Michels has announced several… Read More

October 31, 2022
Immigration
MSU president gets political at naturalization ceremony, telling new citizens whom to vote for

The president of Missouri State University this week told a group of newly naturalized citizens to vote – but essentially not for people… Read More

October 14, 2022
Public Education
Not a ‘moment’, but a ‘movement’: Arizona mom finds new calling in race for school board

Amy Carney is an author, accomplished public speaker, wife and more. So why is she adding one more significant role – school board candidate – to her plate?  Simple: Because… Read More

August 25, 2022
Education
Two incumbents ousted in Kansas State Board of Education primaries

(The Sentinel) – Two newcomers won seats on the Kansas State Board of Education in Republican primaries, each defeating an incumbent. In District 5, Cathy Hopkins ousted Jean Clifford with… Read More

August 10, 2022
2022 election
Conservative state lawmakers and newcomers notch big wins in GOP primaries

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Conservative lawmakers and even newcomers scored big, and sometimes surprising, wins in Tuesday’s Republican primary election. Former Trump White House aide and… Read More

August 4, 2022
2022 election
Missouri Recognized as Leader in Election Integrity

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Earlier this week, the America First Policy Center for Election Integrity (CEI), praised Missouri's leadership for the recent passage of new election integrity measures. In… Read More

July 29, 2022
State Government
New Missouri law requires photo ID to vote in November midterms, thereafter

(The Center Square) – Missouri’s elections are secure and Republican Gov. Mike Parson said a bill he signed into law requiring a photo identification to vote would maintain that… Read More

June 30, 2022
State Government
Highest rate of Missouri state senators facing primary challengers since 2014

Six of the nine Missouri state senators running for re-election—all Republicans—face contested primaries. That equals 67% of incumbents seeking re-election, the highest rate since 2014. This is also the first… Read More

June 1, 2022
State Government
Missouri requires voter ID, bans ballot drop boxes and more in passing of omnibus election integrity bill

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Photo ID, which has been used for years in travel and other forms of commerce, appears to finally be coming to Missouri elections. Read More

May 18, 2022
State Government
Signature deadline for Missouri ballot initiatives is May 8

The deadline to file signatures for citizen-initiated measures in Missouri is May 8 at 5 p.m. Campaigns could file signatures for at least two ballot initiatives – one to legalize… Read More

May 4, 2022
State Government
Missouri House passes resolution related to election administration

The Missouri House of Representatives approved  House Joint Resolution 131  on April 6, 2022. The bill proposes modifying the state constitution as follows: Providing that “only citizens of the… Read More

April 29, 2022
State Government
Six current vacancies in Missouri House of Representatives; oldest vacancy open since April 2021

Six seats are currently vacant in the Missouri House of Reprsentatives, with the oldest open since April 21, 2021. On that date, former State Rep. Rick Roeber (R)—who represented District… Read More

April 27, 2022
State Government
23% of Missouri’s 2022 legislative races have uncontested Republican incumbents

In 2022, 41 Republican incumbents are running without opposition for the Missouri General Assembly, which represents 23% of the state’s legislative races. Forty of these incumbents are in the House… Read More

April 26, 2022
State Government
Missouri legislature acts on voter identification bill

The Missouri Senate Committee on Local Government and Elections conducted a public hearing on  House Bill 1878  on April 6, 2022. The bill would modify Missouri’s voter identification requirements… Read More

April 18, 2022
State Government
Six of seven Missouri school board incumbents win re-election in April 2022, four races uncalled

Nine Missouri school districts covered by Ballotpedia held nonpartisan general elections for 18 school board seats on April 5, 2022, including one special election for a one-year term. Four of these… Read More

April 12, 2022
State Government
Three months to voter registration deadline for Missouri’s primary

The voter registration deadline for Missouri’s 2022 primary election is three months away. Those who wish to vote in-person must be registered by July 6. Registration is possible online, in-person,… Read More

April 6, 2022
State Government
KC Councilwoman starts initiative to encourage more pro-Constitution candidates to run for office

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Kansas City Councilwoman Heather Hall has started an initiative to encourage “freedom-loving” individuals to get more involved with local politics and run for open… Read More

February 9, 2022