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Missouri House Minority Leader Crystal Quade, a 2024 candidate for governor, is filing a measure that would ask voters to restore abortion access.

Efforts to institute the plan are still playing out, and only a handful of county parties have adopted the system, according to a state party official.

Bills filed in the Missouri House and Senate would bar state and local officials from enforcing federal “extreme risk” protective orders – sometimes referred to as red flag laws. The passage of the bill would not only protect liberty in Missouri; it could also hinder federal efforts to restrict the right to keep and bear arms.

(The Center Square) – As the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry prepares for the 2024 legislative session, judicial reform was affirmed as a priority with a national ranking criticizing

Missouri was the first state to enact its trigger law after Roe fell, only permitting abortions in medical emergencies.

Multiple pre-filed bills in the Missouri legislature would allow prosecutors to bring homicide or assault charges against a woman who receives an abortion in the state.

In December 2017, following years of complaints about high costs and political influence in Missouris low-income housing tax credit program, then-Gov. Eric Greitens engineered a vote that shut it down.

Schroer did not respond to requests for comment about whether he’d accept money connected to Anheuser-Busch.

State Senator Bill Eigel (R-Weldon Spring) has pledged to abolish the personal property tax on used vehicles.

Eleven months before the 2024 election, Missouri labor unions are coalescing around Democrat Crystal Quade in the race for governor, but the real test of their influence will come when