JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Should Missouri’s term limits on elected officials stand? A resolution filed in the Senate is seeking to modify the term limits that were put in effect after the passage of the Missouri State Congressional Term Limits Amendment, also known as […]
Are Republicans abandoning opposition to the Missouri Plan?
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – In 2017, Republicans strongly questioned the effectiveness of the Missouri nonpartisan court plan while the Appellate Judicial Commission sought to fill the vacancy left by the late Judge Richard Teitelman. Republicans argue that the Missouri Plan, as […]
General Assembly rolls back restrictions on college degree programs
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – The House and Senate have truly agreed and passed a new piece of legislation that would allow certain universities to grant degrees that they had previously been unable to. HB 1645, sponsored by Rep. Steve Cookson, […]
RELEASE: Stenger TV ads filled with factual errors; Mantovani campaign releases new TV spot focused on real values
St. Louis, MO (March 30, 2018) – County Executive Steve Stenger’s latest television ads are riddled with factual errors, outright lies and over-exaggerations in what is a desperate attempt to mislead the public and attack his opponent Mark Mantovani. The […]
Senate votes to lower cap on historic tax credits
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – A Missouri Senate plan is looking to roll back a tax credit program focused on helping developers restore and repurpose old buildings, of which Missouri has had the largest program in the nation for years. SB […]
Senate gives preliminary approval to Eigel’s massive tax reform measure
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – It seems that most members of the Missouri Senate were caught off guard as Sen. Bill Eigel’s tax reform package was perfected by the body. But perhaps no one was as surprised as Sen. Eigel when […]
Advertisements for St. Louis County Executive race heats up as candidates go for the throat
While the first initial waves of advertisements regarding the St. Louis County Executive race started slow, things are beginning to heat up as more attack ads make their appearances on airwaves this week. Current St. Louis County Executive Steve Stenger […]
Walsh happy with November date for right-to-work vote
TWMP panel delves into investigation into the Governor Sen. Gina Walsh sat down with Scott Faughn on This Week in Missouri Politics to talk moving the Right-to-Work referendum to August from November. “No one has given me a reason, whether […]
This Week in the Governor’s Office: Week of March 19, 2018
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Another week down, and despite the absence of the legislature in the Missouri State Capitol, the news cycle continued churning out stories related to the Governor’s Office and the ongoing investigations. Gov. Eric Greitens kicked off […]
RELEASE: Habjan announces candidacy for Vernon County Clerk
NEVADA, Mo. – On Monday, March 26th, 2018, Dominic Habjan announced his candidacy for County Clerk of Vernon County. “I am running for County Clerk because I believe it is time for a new generation of leadership to step up […]