2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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Any laws passed through direct democracy since 2010 that lawmakers overturned could be restored under Amendment 6.
Democrats in St. Charles County stunned the Missouri political scene Tuesday, flipping three seats long held by Republicans in the traditionally conservative area. How'd they do it?
Voters shot down an abortion-rights measure in Idaho, but they supported proposals in Missouri, Virginia and Nevada.
Two years ago, Missouri voters enshrined protections for "reproductive freedom."
Missouri voters approved Amendment 6, which strengthens the state's most visible form of direct democracy, months after rejecting a proposal to weaken it.
The Republican governor's top priorities were on the ballot this year, and voters soundly rejected them.
Missourians blocked a new congressional map pushed by the state’s Republicans and President Donald Trump Tuesday by nearly 62 percent of the vote. Proposition A would have redrawn the state’s map to favor Republicans and push Democratic Representative Emanuel Cleaver, whose district currently comprises most of Kansas City along with nearby suburbs, out of office. The vote follows months of television ads mostly opposing the new map drawn by...
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