Election

Did you vote in the Presidential Primary Election on March 15? We all know just how close things were in Missouri for both the Democrat and Republican candidates. Now you can see a county-by-county breakdown of the vote from across The Show-Me State.

The results are in from the special election.  5.73% of registered voters in Pettis County went to the polls and voted Yes/Yes.   The Sedalia Sales Tax won with 523 votes in favor, 215 against with a percentage of 70.87% to 29.13% ...

Pettis County has a special election today that deals with two tax issues. The polls opened at 6 a.m and remain open until 7 p.m. You will be able to see results here, tonight after 7.      

The results are in and the three largest issues in Sedalia were decided early in the night, with only 10% of Pettis County . The Sedalia School Board will retain Dr. Jeffrey Sharp and Stephanie Lefevers after they defeated challenger Roy Dietzman...

Tuesday is election day in Pettis County and around the state for Municipal elections. The polls open at 6 a.m. and remain open until 7 p.m. There are several issues to vote on, including roads in Pettis County, city council and school board races...

The municipal elections are coming up on Tuesday, April 7 in Pettis County. The Pettis County Clerk, Nick LaStrada would like for you to know that you can still vote absentee on Monday and today (Saturday). There is a special absentee day for those that would like to vote and may have a reason that they can't vote on Tuesday...

Columbia, MO – Jason Kander, Missouri’s Secretary of State and a former Army Captain, today announced he is running for United States Senate in 2016. Kander, a fifth-generation Missourian who lives in Columbia with his wife and son, released a video this morning announcing the start of his campaign...

ATLANTA (AP) — Instead of heading to nearby beaches for spring break, NAACP officials say dozens of Atlanta, Georgia area college students are planning to help with a voter registration drive in Ferguson. NAACP officials say students from Clark Atlanta University, Morehouse and Spellman colleges are planning to help register Missouri voters ahead of local elections on April 7th...

America is a free nation, and voting is an essential piece of that flexibility.

Today is election day. The polls will be open across from Missouri from 6 am until 7 pm. Jack Miller will have election coverage, thanks to Bing's on Newstalk 1050 KSIS and online.