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Missouri GOP sees redistricting call as opening for limiting constitutional amendments
The idea to use a special session on redistricting to also alter the constitutional amendment process is part of a long-running Republican priority. The GOP has watched Missouri voters elect Republicans to local and statewide office, but also favor initiatives that do not align with Republican positions.
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As Texas and Missouri redistrict, doesn’t GOP have enough power already? | Opinion
The looming redistricting in Missouri is overshadowed by a similar GOP effort in Texas, where the state’s Democrats have fled in an effort to block passage of a new map to give Republicans an extra edge in Congress. The balance of power is even more narrow in that state, where Trump got 56% of the vote in 2024. It’s a real crisis.
Missouri’s Black Caucus, a political group with strong Democratic ties, is taking a stand against proposed new maps for ...
Sen. Mike Cierpiot, a Lee's Summit Republican, told The Star last week that any redistricting effort would have to be ...
With the White House urging congressional redistricting, state lawmakers are waiting for the call to return to Jefferson City ...
Missouri Republicans are once again exploring efforts to redraw the state’s congressional map, a move that, if successful, ...
Pre-registration also is available online at the Missouri Republican Party’s website. While not required, pre-registration is recommended to expedite the entry process.
The Missouri Republican Party will hold presidential caucuses on March 2, 2024, giving voters their chance to weigh in on who should represent the party on the November presidential ballot.
The Missouri Republican Party will hold presidential caucuses on March 2, 2024, giving voters their chance to weigh in on who should represent the party on the November presidential ballot.
Each of Missouri’s 114 counties will host a caucus on the same day, starting at 10 a.m. The Greene County Republican Party has not yet selected its caucus venue, but will update voters when a ...
A hallmark of the New Right, the slice of the conservative movement most fervently in Trump’s corner, is the aggressive use of political power to benefit friends and punish foes.
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