Could a ‘blue wave’ reach Missouri?
Jason Hancock talks with Missouri Independent Deputy Editor Rudi Keller about what the latest SLU/YouGov poll says about Missouri’s political mood — and whether signs of a strong Democratic year nationally could reach the state. They dig into Trump and Gov. Mike Kehoe’s declining approval, turnout,…
Why some abortion opponents are fighting Missouri’s Amendment 3
Missouri voters are being asked to decide abortion rights again, just two years after approving them.
Amendment 3 would repeal the reproductive health protections voters added to the state constitution in 2024, allow lawmakers to restrict abortion with limited exceptions and constitutionally prohib…
After a year of redistricting chaos, Missouri is back where it started
After a year of lawsuits, conflicting court orders and three trips to the U.S. Supreme Court, Missouri will use the same congressional map it used in 2022 and 2024.
Jason Hancock talks with Missouri Independent Deputy Editor Rudi Keller about how the redistricting fight spiraled into contempt proce…
Which Eric Schmitt is the real one?
Eric Schmitt has spent nearly two decades climbing Missouri’s political ladder, from the state Senate to attorney general to the U.S. Senate. Along the way, his style has changed dramatically — from bipartisan dealmaker to one of the Republican Party’s most combative national voices.
In this episod…
Prop A and the fight over Missouri’s congressional map
On this episode of Missouri on the Record, Jason Hancock talks with Richard von Glahn, executive director of People Not Politicians, about Proposition A and the fight over Missouri’s 2025 congressional map.
Von Glahn makes the case for rejecting the map and answers questions about partisan gerryman…
On the Ballot: 2026 General Election | Special
Nick Haines talks to Kansas State Representative Pat Proctor and KU Law Professor Mark Johnson about the Citizenship Voting Requirement Amendment in Kansas. Plus, Abigail Vegter, Jason Hancock, Matthew Harris and Debra Leiter examine Missouri issues related to the congressional map, abortion and tr…
What Mike Lindell has to do with Missouri’s Amendment 8
What do the MyPillow guy, a fight over gun laws in Illinois and Missouri’s county sheriffs have in common? Quite a bit, as it turns out.
This week on Missouri on the Record, host Jason Hancock talks with reporter Rebecca Rivas about the surprising story behind Amendment 8, a proposal to put the off…
Missouri’s child welfare crisis: Are kids falling through the cracks?
What happens when a child may be in danger, but the people responsible for protecting them are too overwhelmed to respond?
That's the question at the heart of a growing crisis inside Missouri's Children's Division.
Missouri Independent reporter Steph Quinn joins host Jason Hancock to discuss her in…
Missouri election 2026: A test of Republican power
Missouri voters have repeatedly rejected some of the Republican legislature’s biggest priorities. But they’ve kept electing Republicans to run the state.
Will Tuesday’s election be any different?
On this episode of Missouri on the Record, host Jason Hancock talks with Park University political scie…
What Missouri’s election earthquake means for Republicans
Missouri Republicans suffered their biggest electoral setback in a generation on Nov. 3. Democrats flipped 16 seats in the Missouri House, broke GOP supermajorities in both legislative chambers and unseated a seven-term Republican congresswoman. Voters also rejected Republican-backed efforts to res…
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