Are you following the debate over Missouri's congressional district map?

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186 Votes

Are you following the debate over Missouri's congressional district map?

56%

Yes Yes

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Yes

A group of Republicans in the Missouri Senate wants to vote on a map that would create seven Republican-friendly districts compared to one for Democrats.

A group of Republicans in the Missouri Senate wants to vote on a map that would create seven Republican-friendly districts compared to one for Democrats. Show Less

2 Comments

Lisa Gore

Caleb Rowden is a Rino. I regret voting for him. The 7:1 matches the census but if you’re getting some push back from whoever paid for your election bid, maybe you should look at who they are and their motives before you run. MO got over $6,800,000 in CTCL $, it is influencing a lot of big counties.

Max

I have the same respect for Caleb Rowden, as I do for Cori Bush. That should explain itself.

I'm going to have to disagree here, in a 7-1 map either St. Louis or Kansas city loses a democratic seat. A person or representative in rural Missouri is not going to understand or even care about those in the urban, same could be said if you expanded the democrat seats into rural areas

William Stewart

Following very closely since according to Parson, we Missourians are too stupid to vote to have an independent redistricting. The representatives are biased and should not be writing their own district's end of the story.

44%

No

Republican Senate Majority Leader Caleb Rowden and others want to pass a map that splits 6-2.

Republican Senate Majority Leader Caleb Rowden and others want to pass a map that splits 6-2. Show Less

2 Comments

Max

Mainly, because the news has me burned out, with all of the whining, and virtue signaling.

Wanda Gebhardt

The politicians are going to do whatever they want regardless of what the public wants so why bother to watch it?

Should meetings between Columbia and University of Missouri leaders be open to the public?

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176 Votes

Should meetings between Columbia and University of Missouri leaders be open to the public?

78%

Yes Yes

22%

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78%

Yes

1 Comment

Steve Baumann

Why would anyone want it to not be?

22%

No

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Should the Columbia City Council approve an ordinance to keep people off medians?

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444 Votes

Should the Columbia City Council approve an ordinance to keep people off medians?

89%

Yes Yes

11%

No No

89%

Yes

2 Comments

Steve Baumann

The fact there is not already one or any attempt at common sense enforcement speaks volumes in it's own right. Maybe we need another department and a 10 year study.......

Fred

We used to have government funded mental institutions that would have handled this, but Reagan handed this off to the states who didn't have the money to continue funding.

Max

They spent all of the money on the Left leaning group.

11%

No

1 Comment

Zaos Gonzolez

If the City passes this, the homeless will not go away. They will move into the surrounding neighborhoods. Your children will step over the homeless as they walk to school and you will hear screaming all night long..

Steve Baumann

It's about safety

ABC 17 News

Are you following the debate over Missouri's congressional district map?

56% Yes Yes

44% No No

56% Yes

44% No

Should meetings between Columbia and University of Missouri leaders be open to the public?

78% Yes Yes

22% No No

78% Yes

22% No

Should the Columbia City Council approve an ordinance to keep people off medians?

89% Yes Yes

11% No No

89% Yes

11% No

56%

Yes Yes

44%

No No

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Yes

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No

78%

Yes Yes

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No No

78%

Yes

22%

No

89%

Yes Yes

11%

No No

89%

Yes

11%

No