Politics Archives - Page 31 of 64

November 8, 2022, is General Election Day. If you aren’t sure where to vote, here is the list of polling locations in Oregon County, Missouri.

Although beset by people who do not live in the state and wanted to change that law, the Supreme court ruled that it is legal.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) plans to include more gardens in its People’s Garden Initiative.

We know we will vote for people, but is anything else on the ballot? Here are some things to consider before you head into the voting booth.

Here in Missouri, we are voting for a number of people. However, we are also casting our ballots on four propositions to the Constitution.

House of Representatives passed a package of antitrust reform bills to limit gamesmanship and increase security on the largest corporations.

On Wednesday, Governor Parson signed into law the largest income tax cut in Missouri’s history. He wanted permanent savings for Missourians.

Our legislators did convene on September 6, 2022, and have worked diligently on several tax cuts. Here is Parson’s statement.

According to a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Americans spent more on taxes than on food, clothing, and health care combined!

The Heritage Foundation has issued its first Education Freedom, Report Card. The best state to live governmental tyranny is Florida.

Today, September 1, 2022, the TeenPact Leadership Schools registration opens for the state classes. This year, Missouri has three classes.

Governor Parson announced that he called for a special session of Congress to make historic tax cuts for every income bracket in Missouri.