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Editor-in-chief of The Missouri Independent, a nonpartisan, nonprofit newsroom. Detective for the people. Raker of muck. jhancock@missouriindependent.com
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Meet The Lake-Area Conservative Working To Upend Missouri Republican Politics

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CAMDENTON — Polls had been open a few hours on primary day in August 2022 when Sophia Shore called her dad with a problem. She’d spent the summer running a long-shot campaign for Jill Carter, a family friend challenging an incumbent Republican state senator with vastly more money and nearly every advantage Missouri politics could offer. Shore, then in her mid-20s, was nearly broke. “You’re probably gonna need to put some money in my account,” she remembers telling her dad.
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Missouri Supreme Court weighs who can challenge Kansas City stadium incentives

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The Missouri Supreme Court wrestled Tuesday with whether three opponents of the state’s sweeping stadium tax incentive law have the legal right to challenge it. State Sen. Mike Moon, R-Ash Grove, state Rep. Bryant Wolfin, R-Ste. Genevieve, and conservative activist Ron Calzone sued last year seeking to overturn the law, which lawmakers passed during a special session called partly to keep the Kansas City Chiefs and Royals from leaving Missouri.
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