1. E-cars, by state.

2. Fertilizer prices.

3. Hispanic enrollment.

4. Home prices.

5. Broadband gap across rural Missouri.

6. Gov approval ratings.

7. Adrift.

Hruza Drops $200K into Campaign

George Hruza, the Republican candidate in Senate 24, added $200K of his own money to his campaign account. It’s a sign that he’s all-in on his race and willing to bring his personal wealth to the fight.

AFL-CIO Says Yes on A3

Press release: Missouri’s largest labor organization is urging Missouri voters to support Amendment 3 to legalize marijuana and automatically expunge past, nonviolent cannabis offenses from Missourians’ records.

Sparks PAC Formed

Sparks PAC was formed. It is in support of Justin Sparks who’s running as a Republican in House 110.

Parson to Sign Special Session Bills

Press advisory… October 5 at 10:15 a.m., Governor Mike Parson will hold a press conference and sign agriculture tax credits and income tax cut legislation recently passed by the Missouri General Assembly during special session.

Senate To Finish Special Session Today?

The expectation is that the Senate will close out the special session today by passing the House’s bill dealing with agricultural tax credits.

End of An Era: Wagner To Retire

Ray Wagner, Senior Vice President of Enterprise Holding’s Government & Public Affairs, has decided to retire at the end of the year.

1. Corn yields.

2. Text spam.

3. Labor shortage.

4. Housing affordability.

5. Commuting.

6. German raccoons.

Rowden Says No Drama Ahead

Senate Floor Leader Caleb Rowden tweeted yesterday that he sees a quick finish to the special session. “The Senate plans to come in Monday and Tuesday to pass the House’s agriculture package and finish up this productive special session.”