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House committee hears proposed constitutional changes to initiative petition process

Rep. Ed Lewis (R-Moberly) said he proposed changes because rural voters aren t being heard.

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Missouri lawmaker wants all tax issues moved to bigger elections

Critics of a proposed law in the Missouri House say it could potentially confuse voters and make it harder for the public to evaluate the issues on their ballots.

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The Big Mad: Testy Testimony, Rush s Replacement and Schmitt the Stuntman

The Big Mad: Testy Testimony, Rush s Replacement and Schmitt the Stuntman
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What we re watching this week in the Missouri Legislature

Missourinet You are here: Home What we’re watching this week in the Missouri Legislature Missouri legislative committees will hear several bills this week involving education, elections, and celebrations with gunfire. The Missouri Senate Education Committee meets Tuesday at noon to hear a bill from committee chairwoman State Sen. Cindy O’Laughlin, R-Shelbina. It requires the state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) to annually publish a list of schools on its website that perform in the bottom five percent of schools for more than three years. Under O’Laughlin’s bill, districts with any school falling in the bottom five percent of schools for three years over a five-year period that started in 2018 would close the school and transfer those students to a higher-performing school in the district.

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