Here are some statements from members of both parties about Blunt’s retirement and their potential interest in running for his seat.
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“In the U.S. Senate, I will continue the fight to preserve the conservative policies championed by President Trump that built the strongest economy in American history.”
After extensive debate and compromise, the Missouri Senate perfected a bill altering residency requirements for Kansas City police officers.
When U.S. Senator Roy Blunt announced his retirement, the entire Republican establishment began to line up behind Jay Ashcroft.
The Hawthorn Foundation unanimously chose Becky Willard to lead the group as its executive director at a quarterly board meeting last week.
Instead of making a bid for Roy Blunt’s U.S. Senate seat in 2022, Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe said he will run for governor in 2024.
The Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR) extended its deadline for 2020 state individual tax filing and payment by a month.
“It takes a lot of collaboration to get the job done in these communities. COVID just amplified that quite a bit.”
"I think voters should be concerned if you have a robust primary where there’s a whole bunch of disagreement on a whole range of issues but a unanimous opinion on the issue of abortion."
In the midst of the typical legislative drama and COVID-19 derailments, Rep. Phil Christofanelli has deftly risen as a young star of the Missouri Republican Party.