It’s been a week of proposed rule changes in the Senate.
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Rep. Louis Riggs said his experience chairing the seven-member Special Committee on Broadband Development was an “eye-opener.”
In a more unusual move, it was Sen. John Rizzo who brought up his own resolution on the floor.
"Our biggest approach to getting things done is what we are mandated to do by the constitution."
A conservative cohort, which includes Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft, prefers a 7-1 map in favor of Republicans.
Here's a look at all of the Republican candidates vying to replace Congresswoman Vicky Hartzler in the 4th congressional district.
"We have to figure out how we construct maps that make the most sense for Missourians."
Travis Wilson, a local economic developer and resident of St. Charles County for almost three decades, has announced his candidacy for HD 65.
"I’m way more interested in protecting the Senate and what has made the Senate special. From my perspective, it’s not special right now."
The governor said the General Assembly had not made such a request, and this was the first one he had received from the secretary of state.