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Statewide Election Results Are In
The winners of yesterday’s elections will go on to the general elections in November. Here are the results.
How Did Oregon County Vote? Check Here Now!
Unofficial results for the primary elections in Oregon County, Missouri, are in! Here is the news you have been waiting for.
Editorial Today Is Missouri Primary Election Day: Get Up to Speed & VOTE!
Well, here it is. Election Day. Or, better, “Primary” Election Day. Get Up to Speed on The Candidates Who are you going to vote for? Do you know what the candidates think about current issues? Are they socially acceptable to your view of the world, or do they contradict everything you believe. How about the […]
Sample Primary Election Ballot For Tuesday, Aug 6
Primary Election Day is Tuesday, August 6, 2024. For the primary elections, one votes straight down party lines.
Military Academy Now Taking Applications Through October
If you are a high school senior, Representative Jason Smith’s office is accepting applications for nominations to a U.S. service academy!
Governor Parson Announces Another Tax Cut
Governor Mike Parson announced that Missouri’s robust economy and continued revenue strength had triggered an additional income tax cut.
West Plains Refused Money To Keep Wildlife Off Of Airport
West Plains, Missouri, requested money to keep wildlife off of their airport. Missouri’s Governor’s office vetoed that request.
In Our Area, Who Can We Vote For?
The primaries are when a person votes straight down party lines, determining who will run in the general elections in November.
Update On The Eminence Fire Department’s Fire
Missouri has allocated the Eminence Fire Department $1 million to help rebuild and equip its fire department.
All Of AltonMo.com’s 2024 Political Survey Results
With primary elections coming up in under a month, now is the time to read up on who to vote for. Here are all the responses AltonMo.com has gotten.
Gov. Parson Says Backyard Chickens Are OK
Governor Parson signed five bills into law. These bills were passed in the Missouri House and Senate, so they apply to all of Missouri.