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A new political party will appear on Missouri’s ballot this year, the brainchild of a candidate hoping to challenge Republican U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley in November.

A new political party will appear on Missouris ballot this year, the brainchild of a candidate hoping to challenge Republican U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley in November.

A new political party will appear on Missouri’s ballot this year, the brainchild of a candidate hoping to challenge Republican U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley in November.

Two candidates of the Better Party will appear on the November ballot.

To form a new political party in Missouri, 10,000 valid signatures from registered voters must be submitted to the Secretary of State’s office.

A new political party will appear on Missouri’s ballot this year, the brainchild of a candidate hoping to challenge Republican U.S. Sen. Josh Hawley in November. Jared Young, an attorney and businessman from Webb City, last year announced he would run as an independent candidate in the Senate race. In April, he decided to instead […] The post Petition drive succeeds in placing new party on Missouri’s November ballot appeared first on Missouri Independent.

With one seat in Congress up for grabs, an incumbent facing a serious challenge and a former publisher and media personality taking on a long-time officeholder, this years federal elections in Missouri promise an interesting summer and fall.

With one seat in Congress up for grabs, an incumbent facing a serious challenge and a former publisher and media personality taking on a long-time officeholder, this year’s federal elections

Candidate filing ended Tuesday, March 26 for the Aug. 6 primary election in Missouri.