Missouri workers set to rally against redistricting, paid sick leave repeal
What started on Labor Day in Kansas City and St. Louis is now headed to the Missouri Capitol, where labor and community groups plan to protest on Wednesday, what they […]
What started on Labor Day in Kansas City and St. Louis is now headed to the Missouri Capitol, where labor and community groups plan to protest on Wednesday, what they […]
As the Missouri Legislature meets for a special session to redistrict the state’s congressional maps, some members of the state Republican Party have expressed hesitancy on the illegal move.
President Donald Trump is pressuring states where Republicans hold a trifecta to redistrict — sometimes illegally — before the 2026 elections.
Earlier this month, Missouri House Minority Leader Ashley Aune (D-Kansas City) spoke with WCPT’s Patti Vasquez about the state GOP’s likely attempt to further gerrymander the state to benefit President Donald Trump next year.
Heartland states are at the center of a growing redistricting battle as America’s political parties fight for control of Congress in the 2026 midterm elections.
Republicans in Missouri, who control the state legislature and governor’s mansion, are reportedly considering calling a special session this year to redraw the state’s congressional maps.
Republicans across the Heartland continue to blatantly undermine direct democracy and the will of voters in their state.
On Thursday, Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe (R) signed House Bill 567 into law, which repeals the paid sick leave guarantees that voters in the state approved via ballot measure last November.
Missouri Republicans are set to direct state funding toward a private scholarship program despite slashing revenues through tax cuts.