AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMissouri Supreme Court Map Fight: The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Missouri will use the 2022 congressional map for the November election, ending a chaotic scramble for ballots after early voting began while maps were still in legal limbo. Election Fallout: Missouri election officials said voters were “tired” as they tried to explain whether ballots would count, with the court’s decision preserving the 2022 district lines. Ballot Measures Watch: Missouri Republicans are now racing to build late campaigns on Proposition A (redistricting) and Amendment 6 (limits on initiative changes) as absentee voting is already underway. Public Safety & Health: A nurse at St. Louis Children’s Hospital shared what NICU care is like after her daughter was born extremely premature, as NICU Awareness Month highlights families across Missouri. Local Business: A new bookstore, The Reading Nook, opened in downtown Fayette, adding a fresh stop for readers and special orders. Weather: Flood watches are in effect across parts of the region, with heavy rain expected to raise flood risks Tuesday through Thursday.
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