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Missouri’s congressional map earns ‘A’ for partisan fairness
Missouri's congressional map earned an average score, or "C," for both, with an average compactness score of 0.456 (just shy of the 0.5 needed to earn a "B") and nine split counties. The state received an overall "A" score from the study, one of just 21 states to do so.
An internal staff report lists opposition to the redistricting attempt as a “hot topic” among Missourians who contacted the ...
President Donald Trump endorsed Florida state Sen. Joe Gruters for Republican Committtee chairman last month, writing on ...
Because the Republican Party cut voters’ legs out before the primary, that energy might dissipate come November. “Those people do not come back,” Jones said.
We will not allow the voices of Kansas City to be silenced, or our communities to be carved up for political gain,” said the ...
Bailey, appointed in 2022 by former Gov. Mike Parson, is the third Missouri Attorney General in six years to leave for a ...
Todd Graves, former chairman of Missouri Republican Party, represented the American Democracy Alliance and was paid a variety of different hourly rates for his work. (Post-Dispatch file photo) ...
Kehoe announced the pick less than a day after Bailey said he would resign next month to serve as co-deputy director of the ...
By Jan Wolfe WASHINGTON (Reuters) -Texas lawmakers approved a new congressional map this week at the behest of President ...
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