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10:43 am
Wed July 11, 2012

Carnahan's ballot language draws lawsuit, partisan debate

Robin Carnahan
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Secretary of State Robin Carnahan's language for a ballot initiative on healthcare exchanges is the target of a lawsuit, and criticism from GOP candidates

Missouri Lt. Governor Peter Kinder has filed a lawsuit against Secretary of State Robin Carnahan over the language used in a ballot initiative regarding health care exchanges. The Republican Lt. Governor is accusing the Democratic Secretary of State of trying to deliberately mislead voters.

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Politics
10:29 am
Wed July 11, 2012

Deadline: Missourians must register by today, to vote in the August primary

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Secretary of State Robin Carnahan says in a news release that Missourians need to be registered by today if they want to take part in the Aug. 7th primary election.

Carnahan says residents can register in person or by mail, and a mailed voter registration application has to be postmarked by the July 11th deadline in order to cast a ballot for the August primary.

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Media talk from the Missouri School of Journalism
8:45 am
Wed July 11, 2012

Views of the News: TV campaign ads; Papers burning; Obamacare messup; Cooper's Out - So What?

A License to Print Money

Brian Naylor, NPR: "Swing State TV Stations Spiking Ad Rates As Campaign Cash Pours In"

Suzanne Vranica, The Wall Street Journal: "ESPN Grabs Political Football"

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Politics
4:48 pm
Tue July 10, 2012

Move over for MoDOT workers -- it's the law

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MoDOT cares.

Governor Jay Nixon has been on a signing spree this week, signing into law close to 30 bills in the past two days. Among them, a law requiring highway drivers to move over when passing parked MoDOT vehicles.

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