Missouri doesn't have a marquee statewide race next year. But the results of some contests, including a Republican-written ballot measure to undo abortion rights, could be a big sign of a Democratic wave or continued GOP dominance.

J EFFERSON CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - A group suing Missouri claims the state is silencing some voters through restrictive laws. The Missouri Supreme Court will decide whether voters should have to show a government photo ID.

The Republican National Committee is targeting voters to remove their names from a referendum petition that could overturned Missouri's recently redrawn congressional map. A lawsuit is already underway over whether Missouri's Secretary of State improperly threw out tens of thousands of signatures.

Missouri’s Supreme Court is set to review a controversial photo ID law on Wednesday, which could affect how thousands of voters cast their ballots, with advocacy groups arguing that it

The Missouri Supreme Court convened Monday to hear arguments on two appeals related to voter laws. Both suits were filed by the NAACP and League of Women Voters in 2022 following the passage of House Bill No.

The Supreme Court heard appeals from both the state of Missouri and the NAACP regarding voter identification requirements and voter soliciting laws.

A collaborative effort promises to enhance election integrity and streamline administration, with implications reaching far beyond state lines.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Election officials in Kansas and Missouri announced a new partnership Tuesday to share voter information. The partnership is of particular interest for the Kansas City area, where residents can relocate just blocks apart but in two different states.

Voters across Missouri late last week received a text message urging them to take their names off petitions they may have “accidentally signed.” The message, labeled as the work of the Republican National Committee,