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The biggest spender in the Missouri Senate race is a political action committee that won’t disclose its donors until Wednesday.

Lucas Kunce is running as a populist Democrat for Missouri's open U.S. Senate race, vowing to fight for the working class.

Kunce said he was prepared to debate Busch Valentine on TV earlier this month, but "she decided not to show up."

Lucas Kunce, Trudy Busch Valentine and Spencer Toder are taking different routes in an attempt to win the nomination and win back voters.

Name recognition puts Busch Valentine at an advantage among her lesser-known Democratic opponents. But the Anheuser-Busch heiress faces criticism that she is relying on her family fortune and name ID instead of engaging with voters.

Transgender rights came to the fore this week in the Democrats nominating contest for U.S. Senate as one candidates words were allegedly taken out of context.

As a first-time candidate, Spencer Toder views his U.S. Senate campaign as his track record in the race for the Democratic nomination.

A first-time candidate, the 37-year-old St. Louis County native is committed to running a different kind of campaign. He eschewed traditional tactics and instead poured resources into signing Missourians up for Medicaid expansion and collecting supplies for refugees.

Agape Boarding School is no longer accredited by three of the four institutions it lists on its site.

Here are the candidates you can expect to see when you go to cast your vote in Greene County, with a bit of what you need to know about them.