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On the Ballot | Ranked-Choice Voting

A ranked-choice voting system (RCV) is an electoral system in which voters rank candidates by preference on their ballots.

News & Issues

On the Ballot | Missouri Abortion Rights

Explore the ongoing debate surrounding Amendment 3 and reproductive rights in Missouri.

by Multiple Reporters

Election 2024

On the Ballot | Missouri’s Minimum Wage

Proposition A asks voters whether to amend state law to increase Missouri’s minimum wage to $15 an hour and require employers to provide paid sick time.

by Multiple Reporters

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New Ice Rink Opens, Davids Debates Reddy and Country Music Stars Visit KC

Several Concerts and Live Events Come to KC This Week.

Election 2024

On the Ballot: Navigating Missouri’s Ballot Initiative

The "On the Ballot" series shares resources and information preparing Missouri voters for the polls this November.

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Nick’s Picks | Dolly Parton in KC, Stadium Tax Revisited and More…

Preparing you for the week ahead before it happens...

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Nick’s Picks | KC Current, State Fair and Taylor Swift

As the Olympics come to a close, school begins again and election season ramps up.

Personal Safety

Melesa Johnson Wins Democratic Primary for Jackson County Prosecutor: ‘It’s Time for Change’

Whether Johnson wins or loses in the general, Jackson County will elect its first Black female prosecutor in November. She faces Republican Tracey Chappel in November. The winner will take over for prosecutor Jean Peters Baker, who did not run for reelection.

by Peggy Lowe, KCUR 89.3

Personal Safety

Missouri Voters Again Tell Kansas City to Increase Police Funding, But By a Narrower Margin

This marks the second time Missouri voters approved Amendment 4 to raise Kansas City's minimum threshold for funding its police department.

by Celisa Calacal, KCUR 89.3

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Nick’s Picks | Primary Elections, Kamala’s Pick and Chiefs

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