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A Republican state Senate candidate with a history of obscene and insulting social media posts said Thursday that he will withdraw from the race after receiving a cancer diagnosis. Former state Rep. Chuck Basye of Rocheport made the announcement during an interview on the Wake Up Mid-Missouri show on KSSZ-FM in Columbia. “I received a […] The post Cancer diagnosis forces candidate to withdraw from Missouri state Senate race appeared first on Missouri Independent.

Legislation seeking to make it harder to change Missouri’s constitution through the initiative petition process was approved by the Missouri House on Thursday, sending it back to the Senate for a possible showdown between Republicans and Democrats over “ballot candy.” The bill was initially approved earlier this year after Democrats ended their 21-hour filibuster in […] The post Missouri House sends initiative petition bill back to Senate with ‘ballot candy&#x2...

Money magazine just declared that Media in Delco is one of the best places to live in the United States. But it also says that about Buffalo.

Wisconsin U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore and state Rep. Lisa Subeck (D-Madison) called statutory protections for contraception an “urgent” need on Wednesday. Both lawmakers have pushed for a “Right to Contraception” Act in their respective roles at the federal and state levels. Moore said encoding protections into law are more important than ever due to the […] The post Contraception protections are ‘urgent,’ say congresswoman and state lawmaker appeared fi...

From Congress to the AG race to the ballot question, here’s everything you need to know for the 2024 Pennsylvania primary.

Wed been waiting for police to arrest State Representative Kevin Boyle. But then Larry Krasner withdrew the arrest warrant on Monday.

Commission Chairman John Daniell will talk about ballot referendums to trim County property taxes.

ATHENS — Students at the Harlan Rowe Middle School in Athens got a look inside some of the careers led by various Valley residents on Friday during a career fair

 

The deadline applies for both partisan and non-partisan races with an Aug. 6 primary. Some races are already set to be competitive.