Missouri GOP angles to restrict abortion after voters enshrine it into state’s constitution
A month after Missouri voters enshrined abortion rights into state law, Republican lawmakers have introduced several bills to restrict the procedure again.
A month after Missouri voters enshrined abortion rights into state law, Republican lawmakers have introduced several bills to restrict the procedure again.
In a decisive victory, incumbent Missouri Sen. Josh Hawley (R) secured re-election, reaffirming the Republican stronghold in Missouri politics.
Many residents — regardless of their political affiliation — express significant support for these pro-abortion initiatives.
Last Thursday, WCPT’s Richard Chew talked to U.S. Senate candidate Lucas Kunce, a Missouri Democrat seeking to oust Republican Josh Hawley from the Senate seat he’s held since 2019.
Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO) launched a fierce attack on a St. Louis TV reporter last Friday, falsely accusing him of being fired from a previous journalism position due to unethical behavior.
The Republican candidate for Missouri’s secretary of state, state Sen. Denny Hoskins (R-Liberty) has been promoting town halls conducted by the touring 2020 election denier Dr. Douglas G. Frank.
A constitutional amendment to enshrine abortion rights into Missouri’s state constitution has qualified for this November’s ballot.