Missouri legislature targets initiative petitions, election reforms
In the wake of marijuana legalization, lawmakers are looking to raise the bar for approving ballot measures in Missouri.
Source: columbiatribune.com
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Mike Kehoe scores another $250,000 from Missouri mega donor Rex Sinquefield • Missouri Independent
The PAC supporting Mike Kehoe's 2024 bid for Missouri governor received a $250,000 check from the state's biggest donor.
Source: missouriindependent.com
Transportation funds, fuel tax relief topics of Missouri bills
Transportation funding bills filed in the lead-up to the Missouri regular session address widening I-70 and offering fuel tax relief.
Source: landline.media
Bipartisan effort looks to curb foreign ownership of Missouri farms
Citing concerns about the environment, food security and the fate of family farmers, Missouri legislators have filed several bills that would restrict foreign ownership of agricultural land.
Source: newstribune.com
Bipartisan group of lawmakers push to restrict foreign ownership of Missouri farmland • Missouri Independent
Several Missouri senators have filed legislation to restrict foreign ownership of farmland, citing concerns including the environment.
Source: missouriindependent.com
Economic slowdown, tax cuts likely to limit Missouri revenue growth, officials say • Missouri Independent
Missouri general revenue will slow dramatically in early 2023, a new estimate of state government finances indicates.
Source: missouriindependent.com
State forecasting revenue slowdown
Missouri general revenue, which has enjoyed double-digit growth for more than two years, will slow dramatically in early 2023, a new estimate of state government finances indicates.
Source: newstribune.com
10% of prefiled bills for 2023 Missouri legislative session deal with taxation
(The Center Square) – During the first three days to file bills for Missouris 2023 legislative session, approximately 10% deal with taxation in some form.
Source: wsiltv.com
Lawmaker wants to use Missouri surplus to widen I-70
As one of his first bills filed in advance of the legislative session that begins Jan. 4, Eigel is proposing lawmakers dedicate a portion of the surplus to widen the highway to four lanes.
Source: columbiatribune.com