Photo ID

Gov. Jay Nixon's preparation for the annual veto session included telling reporters Wednesday why several of the vetoed bills should remain dead.He spent…

On the latest edition of the Politically Speaking podcast, St. Louis Public Radio’s Jason Rosenbaum and Jo Mannies are pleased to welcome back state Rep.…

Missouri’s already nationally watched contest for the U.S. Senate is getting swept into the St. Louis region’s latest spat of vote-related woes —…

So far, Missouri voters will decide six ballot questions this fall. The deadline for issues to be certified for the Nov. 8 ballot was Aug. 30.That number…

Legislation that would have required Missouri voters to show photo identification at the polls has been vetoed by Gov. Jay Nixon."(House Bill 1631) is…

Updated at 2:20 a.m. with override failure - A photo ID proposal will definitely be on the ballot, and it will be up to Gov. Jay Nixon to decide if more…

Missouri voters will likely decide later this year whether to amend the state’s Constitution so that the General Assembly can require that all voters show…

Barring another sex scandal, the Missouri General Assembly could be facing a low-key final week.The thinner-than-usual final schedule reflects, in part,…

Several high priority bills moved forward as lawmakers work to push their agendas over the last remaining hurdles before Friday the 13th arrives — which…

Democrats in the Missouri Senate have ended their filibuster of a proposal to require photo identification at the polls.House Bill 1631 was changed to…