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University of Missouri faculty pressed Chancellor Mun Choi about the future of diversity and politics at MU during a question-and-answer session at a general faculty meeting.
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The Republican senator cast doubt that lawmakers will have enough support to curtail abortion access nationwide.
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Doctors discuss fears over providing abortion care due to state's abortion ban and canvass neighborhoods in last push before election.
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With abortion on the ballot, state Rep. Jon Patterson says that the Missouri GOP must respect the outcome of Amendment 3 even if they disagree with it.
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Opponents of Amendment 2, a bill which would legalize sports betting, pull TV ads as the Nov. 5th election draws near.
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Democrat Dave Raithel is running against Republican John Martin for the House District 44 seat and speaks about his pro-gun and pro-choice stances.
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2024 is a big election year in Missouri. The KC Media Collective, in partnership with The Kansas City Star, have gathered all the information you need to vote in the Nov. 5 election.
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This proposed amendment would raise Missouri's minimum wage to $15 an hour and require employers to provide paid sick time. It would give workers one hour of sick leave for every 30 hours worked.
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This proposed amendment would prohibit rank-choice voting in Missouri and to say Missouri law to say that only U.S. citizens can vote in elections. It would grant an exception to cities already using ranked-choice voting in nonpartisan municipal elections, which applies to St. Louis.
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This proposed amendment would alter the Missouri Constitution to allow the state court system to impose cost and court cases to help compensate current and former sheriffs, prosecuting attorneys and circuit attorneys.
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This proposed amendment proposes changes to the Missouri Constitution to allow a casino to be built on the Osage River at the Lake of the Ozarks. Proceeds from gaming tax revenue would go to early-childhood literacy programs. The development would also include a hotel, convention center, restaurants and other attractions.
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This proposed amendment would overturn the state's near-total abortion passed, which was passed in 2022 after Wade was overturned. It would legalize abortion until the point of fetal viability.