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Missouri August 2026 election results: Key races and issues (opens the original)
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Here are the key election results you missed from Tuesday night's election. Voters across Missouri cast their ballots Tuesday in the August 2026 primary election, which included multiple high-impact statewide ballot measures. Voters decided on the statewide ballot measures Amendments 1, 2, 4 and 5. Notably, Missouri Amendment 4 and 5 were rejected by large margins. The measures aimed to change the process for amending the state Constitution and modify income tax and sales tax laws, respectively.
Missourians reject Amendment 5, voting down plan to phase out state income tax (opens the original)
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Missouri voters chose to maintain the threshold for citizens to change the state constitution by rejecting Amendment 4, and Missouri will continue to collect state income tax after voters rejected Amendment 5. JEFFERSON CITY â Missouri voters rejected Amendment 5 on Tuesday, which would have slowly phased out state income tax and given lawmakers the power to broadly raise sales taxes instead. The Associated Press called the race at 8:12 p.m. Income taxes made up 61% of Missouri's general reve
Missourians reject Amendment 4, voting down changes to initiative petition process (opens the original)
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Missouri voters chose to maintain the threshold for citizens to change the state constitution by rejecting Amendment 4, and Missouri will continue to collect state income tax after voters rejected Amendment 5. JEFFERSON CITY â Missouri voters rejected Amendment 4 in the August 2026 primary election, maintaining the way citizens can change the state Constitution using the initiative petition process. The Associated Press called the race at 8:08 p.m. The initiative petition process allows voter
Gov. Kehoe casts vote in primary election, comments on his ballot priorities (opens the original)
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JEFFERSON CITY â Gov. Mike Kehoe cast his vote in the primary election Tuesday morning in Jefferson City, with a ballot that has multiple of his policy priorities. Gov. Kehoe and First Lady Claudia Kehoe cast their votes around 9:30 a.m. at a polling location just 10 minutes away from the Capitol. After casting his vote, Kehoe spoke about voter turnout, and what races and issues he'll be tracking in Tuesday's election. "They're predicting large (voter) turnout across the state," Kehoe said. "I
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