Voters will consider nearly 150, including: Will California or Colorado raise taxes, while getting voter ID? Will Virginia and Missouri have abortion in their constitutions? Will Arizona ban traffic cameras? And how about Idaho's official state gun?

Missouri Republicans wanted one more seat in Congress. They redrew the state’s congressional map to try to get it, and voters are now dealing with the consequences.The state held its August 2026 primaries under the new map. Then a petition to put that map before voters led to a fight in state and federal courts over which version of the congressional districts should be used on Nov. 3. Election officials were preparing ballots while judges...

Anti-abortion advocates are testing contrasting strategies in Missouri and Virginia ahead of Nov. 3 ballot measures, pairing a campaign backed by prominent Republicans in Missouri with a locally organized effort led by advocacy groups, physicians, and churches in Virginia. The campaigns could offer lessons for anti-abortion groups, which have struggled to win statewide abortion votes […]

Mo. GOP Confident Rep. Wagner Will Win Despite Tight Race

In addition to choosing between candidates for the Missouri Legislature, the U.S. House of Representatives, judicial retention and myriad local issues, Missouri voters on Tuesday will cast up or down

Kansas' ballot questions are the longest in the nation, and both states' measures read at about a college sophomore level, a new analysis finds.

Kansas and Missouri are among 19 states that don't regulate AI-generated political ads, which have already appeared in races from the U.S. Senate to the Missouri House. Why it matters: AI-generated political ads are becoming more common, but Kansas and Missouri have no rules requiring campaigns to tell voters what's fake. By the numbers: Wesleyan Media Project tracked 10 AI-generated ads in Kansas and three in Missouri through Oct. 11, according...

AI-generated ads have aired in races ranging from Kansas' U.S. Senate contest to a Missouri House race, and neither state requires disclosure to voters.