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Sports event contracts ordered to end in Missouri
Elections and votingPrediction market companies have been directed to stop offering sports-related event contracts in Missouri.
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News · MO
Prediction market companies have been directed to stop offering sports-related event contracts in Missouri.

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The state attorney general directed prediction markets to stop offering sports wagering in Missouri.

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The Missouri attorney general directed prediction markets to stop offering sports wagering without state authorization.

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A signed order restricts how data from Automated License Plate Readers may be used in Missouri.

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An executive order establishes state safeguards connected to license plate readers, with its written terms governing the policy’s reach.

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Missouri’s governor directed the Department of Public Safety to set statewide protections for police use of automated license plate readers.

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At the Missouri Capitol, protesters called for a temporary pause involving data centers and for state privacy rules.

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The 2026 grants cover 350 counties, cities, towns and a school district participating in Missouri Blue Shield.

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Gov. Kehoe has announced appointments to the Missouri Child Welfare Task Force, an administrative action unrelated to an election.

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Missouri’s secretary of state says the state will not use the Republican House map, a development not tied to a specific race or candidate.

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Court decisions over Missouri’s political boundaries have left House candidates, voters and election officials facing an unsettled path.

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A court fight has blocked Missouri’s Republican redistricting plan for U.S. House seats, though the dispute may continue.