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While more than 600,000 Missourians voted early, overall turnout was similar to 2020.
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In addition to picking a circuit judge, voters elected incumbent Sherry Terrell in the race for circuit court clerk. -
The amendment calls for a 10% sales tax on all collected gambling revenue to be directed toward funding education and the compulsive gambling fund. -
Both Boone County District I and District II commissioners held onto their seats after polls closed in the Nov. 5 election. -
Stephen Webber will be the next senator to represent Missouri District 19 after beating Republican James Coyne. -
Democratic incumbent Jenna Redel won reelection as Boone County treasurer against Republican challenger Dustin Stanton. She was first elected to the office in 2022. -
Voters largely defended the seats of the Republican-controlled legislature throughout the region.
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Special counsel Jack Smith is taking steps to end both federal cases against Trump before the president-elect takes office, according to a source familiar with the Justice Department deliberations. -
Leaders from around the world congratulated Donald Trump on his presidential election victory, as governments prepare for his return to the White House and the potential impact that will have. -
Despite Donald Trump’s focus on fossil fuels, his return to the White House won’t derail clean energy, analysts and activists say.
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Boone County voters elected two new individuals Tuesday to represent them in the state House of Representatives. -
Incumbent Sam Graves (R) has defeated Pam May (D) in Missouri’s 6th Congressional House District. Graves has represented Missouri in the House of Representatives since 2000. -
Flash floods led to the deaths of two poll workers. -
People from all over Missouri showed up to vote for tonight's election. -
More than $133,000 will be added to an existing $3 million city budget for constructing Opportunity Campus. -
An analysis of formerly incarcerated voters controverts some assumptions about whom they might back in the presidential election.
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Need an Elections story that's bound to bring a smile to your face? High Turnout Wide Margins has you covered as hosts Eric Fey and Brianna Lennon speak with Sarah Archambault and Margo Guernsey. They are the production team behind the documentary “No Time to Fail,” and of a new documentary, “The Officials” that continues to shine a light on the work of local election officials. They spoke about why they chose to focus their work on local elections, how they have built a connection to the elections administration community and what everyday Americans could take away from the nonpartisan nature and focus of the field.
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