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Steve Hession volunteered to serve ice cream at Thursday's Pettis County Democrat Club's Ice Cream Social held at the First United Methodist Church. Hession admitted he was not a Democrat but did a good reason to attend. “Because my wife is a Democrat and I am independent,” Hession said, “and I like to make a choice.” Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Pettis Democrat Club hosts ice cream social, candidates are the topping
The Pettis County Democrat Club held an ice cream social on Thursday, July 25, at the First United Methodist Church in Sedalia. more
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KCPD funding, child care tax breaks: Missouri’s August ballot issues explained
Kansas City officials have another chance next month to fend off an attempt by Missouri lawmakers to force the city to spend more of its revenue on policing. more
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Two challenge Baeza for Pettis County Eastern Commissioner seat
Three Republican candidates are running for Pettis County Eastern Commissioner, a four-year term, in the Aug. 6 primary election. more
Two challenge Marcum for Pettis County Western Commissioner seat
Three Republican candidates are running for Pettis County Western Commissioner, a four-year term, in the Aug. 6 primary election. more
Absentee voting begins for primary election
The Aug. 6 primary election is officially six weeks away, as absentee voting begins Tuesday, June 25. more
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U.S. Congressman Mark Alford serves as Master of Ceremonies on Thursday,  June 20 at the McKinley Days event in the Agriculture Building on the Missouri State Fairgrounds. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
McKinley Days brings politicians, voters together
Thursday evening, June 20, political candidates from across Missouri gathered in Pettis County for McKinley Days, continuing a long-running tradition for Republicans to meet, shake hands, and share their views. more
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Moderator Lori Wightman introduces the candidates for Pettis County Commission at the Sedalia Business Women forum Tuesday evening, June 18 at the Sedalia Municipal Building. From left the candidates are Bob Ramey, Leonard Salmons, Israel Baeza, Mark Rieckhoff, Mark Edwards and Jim Marcum. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Sedalia Business Women hosts candidate forum for Pettis County Commission
Tuesday evening, June 18, a candidate forum was hosted at the Sedalia Municipal Building for Eastern and Western Pettis County commissioner candidates. more
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Warrensburg residents listen to the Republican candidate forum on Monday, June 10, at the Warrensburg Elks Lodge. Sponsored by the Johnson County Republican Women, voters heard from candidates in the local Senate and House of Representative races, as well as the Secretary of State race. Photo by Zach Bott | Warrensburg Star-Journal
Republican candidates speak at Warrensburg forum
WARRENSBURG – Candidates running for office in the Missouri Secretary of State, state senator and state representative races in the August primary election participated in a Republican Candidate Forum on Monday, June 10 at the Elks Lodge in Warrensburg. more
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Pettis County Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza kicks off his reelection campaign Monday, Jun 3 at the Heckart Community Center. Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe and state Rep. Brad Pollitt were on hand to give their endorsements and seek support in their own campaigns. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza kicks off reelection campaign
A small crowd gathered Monday afternoon, June 3 at the Heckart Community Center for the kick-off of Eastern Commissioner Israel Baeza’s reelection campaign. more
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Governor sets vote on tax exemption for child care centers, Kansas City police funding
Missouri will have two constitutional amendments on the Aug. 6 primary ballot, one to grant tax exemptions for child care facilities and another to rerun a 2022 election result on police funding thrown out by the state Supreme Court. more
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Supporters sign an initiative petition in support of a ballot measure that would legalize abortion up to the point of fetal viability in Missouri during an event on Feb. 6, 2024, in Kansas City hosted by Missourians for Constitutional Freedom. File photo by Anna Spoerre | Missouri Independent
Missouri initiative campaigns confident of achieving signature goals
Three initiative campaigns say they are on track to submit signatures that would put measures to legalize abortion and sports wagering, and to increase the minimum wage, on Missouri’s ballot this year. more
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On Friday, April 5, Dan Lowe with the Sedalia Chapter of the Missouri Right to Life holds a sign discouraging petition signers at Bazoo Books. Lowe and several other Right to Life members were on hand for the controversial reproductive freedom petition drive. File photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Part 2: The pros and cons of the reproductive freedom initiative
On Tuesday, April 9, Susan Klein, the executive director of Missouri Right to Life, spoke to the Democrat about the controversial "Right to Reproductive Freedom Initiative" petition. more
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James Sneed, left, the new Pettis County Ambulance District board member for District 3, displays his oath of office with Pettis County Clerk Nick La Strada after being sworn in Tuesday night, April 9. He was elected in the April 2 municipal election. Sneed will replace Vice Chair Mike Brown, who decided not to run in 2024. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Photos: PCAD installs new board members
From left, Kourtney Woodbury, of Kansas City, with the Missourians for Constitutional Freedom; Heather Carlos, of Overland Park, Kansas, with Planned Parenthood; and volunteer Teresa Cicela, of Henry County, take signatures for the "Right to Reproductive Freedom Initiative" petition on Friday, April 5, outside Bazoo Books in Sedalia. Photo by Faith Bemiss-McKinney | Democrat
Part 1: The pros and cons of the reproductive freedom initiative
On Friday, April 5, members of Planned Parenthood, the Missourians for Constitutional Freedom, the Sedalia Democrat Club, and volunteers gathered in front of Bazoo Books to collect signatures for the "Right to Reproductive Freedom Initiative" petition. more
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Municipal election sees 13.21% voter turnout
Just shy of 3,500 registered voters cast a ballot in the April 2 municipal election in Pettis County. more
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Wood, Page elected to SFCC board
Voters elected an incumbent and a newcomer to the State Fair Community College Board of Trustees in the April 2 municipal election. more
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Live Results: 2024 Pettis County Municipal Election
Below are the results of contested races and ballot questions in the April 2 municipal election in Pettis County, according to unofficial results from the Pettis County Clerk’s Office. An asterisk denotes the winners. more
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Poll worker Linda Casey helps voter Josey Trautman sign in to cast her ballot Tuesday, April 2 at Convention Hall. Poll workers noted a light turnout for the municipal election. Photo by Chris Howell | Democrat
Photos: Voters head to polls for municipal election
Just shy of 3,500 registered voters cast a ballot in the April 2 municipal election in Pettis County. more
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Pettis County Clerk Nick La Strada says the Pettis Election Annex, 215 E. Fifth St., will be open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, March 30 and from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday, April 1 for no-excuse absentee voting.  Photo By Chris Howell | Democrat
Pettis Clerk offers reminders for municipal election
With the Municipal Election coming up Tuesday, April 2, Pettis County Clerk Nick La Strada spoke with the Democrat this week to offer some last-minute reminders for voters. more
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A view of the Missouri Senate chamber from the visitors gallery. Photo courtesy of the Missouri Senate
Open seats, primary challenges mean Missouri Senate will see most turnover in two decades
This year’s elections will result in some of the biggest changes in Missouri Senate membership since term limits took effect 20 years ago, with at least nine members exiting the chamber and primary challenges that could send four incumbents home. more
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