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Missouri voters who test positive for COVID-19 — or are otherwise so ill or injured they cannot make it to the polls Tuesday — must rely on local election authorities for emergency voting options, according to the Secretary of State’s Office.
Here’s where Missouri’s candidates will be on Election Night.
Blake Hurst and Rep. Tracy McCreery appeared on “This Week in Missouri Politics” to debate Amendment 3, which would upend Clean Missouri.
Sen. Caleb Rowden said a newly-created group spread “misinformation” about his campaign as it arose just ahead of the election.
The Missouri Veterans Hall of Fame honored its first class of inductees at the state Capitol Friday.
A historical display in the Stone County Clerk’s Office behind multiple voting booths was covered Friday after receiving multiple complaints.
Former White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders joined Gov. Mike Parson for a rally in Springfield Friday evening.
A Missouri appeals court has upheld an earlier decision allowing state Rep. Nick Schroer to remain on the ballot after he faced legal questions about his residency.
Long-term care providers expressed concern after a Missouri-based testing lab was suspended over alleged inaccurate COVID-19 test results.