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2024 Election Coverage

BY: SBJ Staffsbj@sbj.net

Posted online March 22, 2024 | 1:51 pm

Springfield Business Journal is part of the Informed Voter Coalition, a nonpartisan group with the goal of educating voters and engaging candidates with citizens.

Election returns can be tracked on primary night through Missouri Digital News.

A list of candidates in the Nov. 5 election, from the Missouri secretary of state's office, is available here.

A list of ballot measures in the Nov. 5 election, from the Missouri secretary of state's office, is available here.

Check Vote411.org for election information.

Informed Voter Coalition: Candidate Interviews

7th Congressional District candidates weigh in on local and global issues

Candidates for 136th discuss global climate change, local priorities

Candidates for 135th House district consider teacher shortages, budget priorities

District 2 commissioner faces challenge at the ballot box

Pair of candidates square off for District 133 seat

Two vie for gubernatorial candidate’s former House seat

Presidential candidates’ financial policies add to growing US debt

Springfield plays host to U.S. Senate debate

Governor candidates differ on best path for Missouri at Springfield event

Public safety, city projects would be funded by replacement tax

Amendment 2 aims to legalize sports gambling

Measure calls for $15 minimum wage in Missouri

Abortion issue has economic consequences, experts say

Statewide issues fill November election ballot

When Values Collide: Navigating politics in the workplace

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