Missouri General Election — November 3, 2026
Missouri's official 2026 election calendar identifies November 3, 2026 as General Election.
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Missouri's official 2026 election calendar identifies November 3, 2026 as General Election.
The Missouri Secretary of State lists CCS HCS SS SJR 87 among the measures in the official 2026 ballot-measures record. The linked primary record contains the measure text.
The Missouri Secretary of State lists SS SCS SJR 95 among the measures in the official 2026 ballot-measures record. The linked primary record contains the measure text.
The Missouri Secretary of State lists HCS HJR 3 among the measures in the official 2026 ballot-measures record. The linked primary record contains the measure text.
The Missouri Secretary of State lists SS SCS HCS HJR 173 & 174 among the measures in the official 2026 ballot-measures record. The linked primary record contains the measure text.
The Missouri Secretary of State lists HCS HJR 23 & 3 among the measures in the official 2026 ballot-measures record. The linked primary record contains the measure text.
The Missouri Secretary of State lists HCS HJR 73 among the measures in the official 2026 ballot-measures record. The linked primary record contains the measure text.
The Missouri Senate daily action record lists this action for HB 2011: No motion made to override Governor's veto.
Gov. Mike Kehoe orders entities receiving state funding to implement minimum standards governing Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) technology.
The Missouri Senate daily action record lists this action for HB 2017: No motion made to override Governor's veto.
The official bill description states: Informs the Senate that the House adopted no motions to override the veto of certain bills.
The Missouri Senate daily action record lists this action for HB 2012: No motion made to override Governor's veto.
The Missouri Senate daily action record lists this action for HB 2009: No motion made to override Governor's veto.
The Missouri Senate daily action record lists this action for HB 2002: No motion made to override Governor's veto.
The Missouri Senate daily action record lists this action for HB 2010: No motion made to override Governor's veto.
The Missouri Senate daily action record lists this action for HB 2007: No motion made to override Governor's veto.
The Missouri Senate daily action record lists this action for HB 2003: No motion made to override Governor's veto.
The Missouri Senate daily action record lists this action for HB 2004: No motion made to override Governor's veto.
The Missouri Senate daily action record lists this action for HB 2005: No motion made to override Governor's veto.
The Missouri Senate daily action record lists this action for HB 2008: No motion made to override Governor's veto.
The Missouri Senate daily action record lists this action for HB 2006: No motion made to override Governor's veto.
The official bill description states: Informs the Governor and the Senate that the House is convened for the 2026 veto session.
The Missouri Secretary of State published the September 15, 2026 issue of the Missouri Register, the official record for proposed rules, final rules, emergency rules, and related notices.
The Missouri Secretary of State published the September 1, 2026 issue of the Missouri Register, the official record for proposed rules, final rules, emergency rules, and related notices.
Gov. Mike Kehoe establishes the Missouri Child Welfare Task Force to develop recommendations for a statewide child welfare safety universal standard. (Aug. 25)
The Missouri Secretary of State published the August 17, 2026 issue of the Missouri Register, the official record for proposed rules, final rules, emergency rules, and related notices.
Missouri's official 2026 election calendar identifies August 4, 2026 as Primary Election.
The Missouri Secretary of State published the August 3, 2026 issue of the Missouri Register, the official record for proposed rules, final rules, emergency rules, and related notices.
Missouri's Division of Budget and Planning published the official August 2026 general revenue report and supporting revenue detail.
The Missouri Secretary of State published the July 15, 2026 issue of the Missouri Register, the official record for proposed rules, final rules, emergency rules, and related notices.
The official bill description states: Authorizes Joplin to increase a transient guest tax for tourism to no more than six percent upon a vote of the people.
This bill would modify provisions relating to employment of unauthorized aliens.
This bill would modify provisions relating to elections.
The official bill description states: Adds licensed occupational therapists to the definition of "other authorized health care practitioner" for purposes of physician's statements required for disabled license plates and placards.
This bill would modify provisions relating to certain cash transactions requiring rounding to the nearest five cent denomination.
This bill would establish an alert system to assist in the location of missing persons with developmental disabilities.
This bill would modify provisions relating to abuse and neglect reporting, including a requirement to report companion animal abuse.
This bill would modify provisions relating to licensure reciprocity.
This bill would modify provisions relating to the Missouri community service commission.
This bill would modify provisions relating to health care.
This bill would modify the historic preservation tax credit.
This bill would modify provisions governing design-build contracts.
This bill would establish the "Missouri Innovation, Public Safety, and Accountability Act".
The official bill description states: Revises the par value of membership shares and allows for participation in board meetings by telephone or electronic means.
This bill would require all proceeds from boating registrations to be deposited in the water patrol division fund and used exclusively for the water patrol division.
This bill would modify provisions relating to the establishment of certain entertainment districts.
This bill would create several new state designations.
This bill would modify provisions relating to the right of sepulcher.
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