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Post2:26 AM - 7 days ago#876

I don't say or think this much these days, but very proud to be Missourian tonight!

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Post3:14 AM - 7 days ago#877

https://www.momadmaga.com/

This is who defeated Andrew Jones for the GOP primary in MO-1. And Republicans wonder why cities don't vote for them.

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Post3:31 AM - 7 days ago#878

StlAlex wrote:
3:14 AM - 7 days ago
https://www.momadmaga.com/

This is who defeated Andrew Jones for the GOP primary in MO-1. And Republicans wonder why cities don't vote for them.

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The two perennial candidates. The Republican versions of Bill Hass. “If at first you don’t win, try again”.

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Post12:21 PM - 7 days ago#879

Given last night’s results and the apparent enthusiasm in blue areas and lack thereof in red areas, it seems likely that the IP Ballot measure on the November ballot will pass.

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Post12:23 PM - 7 days ago#880

JaneJacobsGhost wrote:Given last night’s results and the apparent enthusiasm in blue areas and lack thereof in red areas, it seems likely that the IP Ballot measure on the November ballot will pass.
Sadly that one is headed to the courtroom along with redistricting amendment proposal, hopefully makes it to ballot:

https://www.kcur.org/politics-elections ... ction-2026

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Post12:27 PM - 7 days ago#881

BrianKing1 wrote:
12:23 PM - 7 days ago
JaneJacobsGhost wrote:Given last night’s results and the apparent enthusiasm in blue areas and lack thereof in red areas, it seems likely that the IP Ballot measure on the November ballot will pass.
Sadly that one is headed to the courtroom, hopefully makes it to ballot:

https://www.kcur.org/politics-elections ... ction-2026
This is the IP for Cleaver’s house seat in KC.

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Post12:31 PM - 7 days ago#882

Yes, the article includes a secondary note about the Respect MO Voters initiative being rejected by Hoskins as well yesterday. Not a lot of reporting out on it. Here’s Respect MO Voters statement: https://respectmovoters.org/updates/sec ... power-grab

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Post12:34 PM - 7 days ago#883

Ah thanks. Unless SCOTSOM has gone full nutso (which I recognize is possible) after last night’s loss, this will be on the ballot in November.

Arguing that abortion and gender affirming care meet the single issue test but Respect MO voters, which is only about the IP process, does not is going to be a tough row to hoe.

And Catherine Hanaway is not a very good Attorney General - just look at her record in law suits.

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Post5:44 PM - 7 days ago#884

It’s remarkable looking at the maps for all three amendments and seeing every county voting the same way. I don’t believe this has happened recently for any race. I doubt such a thing happens again too.

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Post6:29 PM - 7 days ago#885

In 2014, Tom Schweich won his re-election for state auditor with over 73% of the vote and every county in Missouri, including Jackson County and St. Louis City.

This was because Democrats, for whatever reason, did not run an opponent despite this election being very close in 2010 and they would go on to win in 2018.

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Post8:11 PM - 7 days ago#886

Where’s Wither today? Probably crying in the fetal position with Mark Reardon.

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Post8:11 PM - 7 days ago#887

Chris Stritzel wrote:
5:44 PM - 7 days ago
It’s remarkable looking at the maps for all three amendments and seeing every county voting the same way. I don’t believe this has happened recently for any race. I doubt such a thing happens again too.
That's what I was waiting for. I figured rural would be red as usual. But the 70/30, 75/25 or 80/20 split in even the most conservative areas was striking.

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Post8:15 PM - 7 days ago#888

JaneJacobsGhost wrote:
8:11 PM - 7 days ago
Where’s Wither today? Probably crying in the fetal position with Mark Reardon.
I’m right here. And I’m fine. Why? Because I respect the will of the people. Unlike some here that cry when assassination attempts on elected officials don’t work.

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Post10:31 PM - 6 days ago#889

whitherSTL wrote:
8:15 PM - 7 days ago
JaneJacobsGhost wrote:
8:11 PM - 7 days ago
Where’s Wither today? Probably crying in the fetal position with Mark Reardon.
I respect the will of the people.
You dgaf about anyone other than your Pedophile in Chief

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Post10:47 PM - 6 days ago#890

Ok buddy.

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Post11:17 PM - 6 days ago#891

Trump has literally called for the death penalty to be used on sitting Democratic senators lol

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