Kacen J. Bayless
Missouri Government and Politics Reporter at Kansas City Star
Missouri government & politics reporter at The Kansas City Star. Former @IslandPacket. @MUJSchool grad. [email protected]. DM for Signal.
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1 week ago |
courant.com | Jonathan Shorman |Kacen J. Bayless |Matthew Kelly
By Jonathan Shorman, Kacen Bayless, Matthew Kelly, The Kansas City StarKansas and Missouri voters have spoken on abortion. But nearly three years after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the federal right to the procedure, sending the issue back to the states, abortion continues to dominate politics on both sides of the state line. And it’s now clear that the situation will continue for at least two more years, if not longer.
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1 week ago |
gazettextra.com | Jonathan Shorman |Kacen J. Bayless |Matthew Kelly
By Jonathan Shorman, Kacen Bayless, Matthew Kelly - The Kansas City Star (TNS) Kansas and Missouri voters have spoken on abortion. But nearly three years after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the federal right to the procedure, sending the issue back to the states, abortion continues to dominate politics on both sides of the state line. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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2 weeks ago |
dailyitem.com | Jonathan Shorman |Kacen J. Bayless |Matthew Kelly
Kansas and Missouri voters have spoken on abortion. But nearly three years after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the federal right to the procedure, sending the issue back to the states, abortion continues to dominate politics on both sides of the state line. kAmp?5 :E’D ?@H 4=62C E92E E96 D:EF2E:@? H:== 4@?E:?F6 7@C 2E =62DE EH@ >@C6 J62CD[ :7 ?@E =@?86C]k^AmkAm|:DD@FC: G@E6CD :? }@G6>36C 3J 2 D=:> >2C8:? 2AAC@G65 p>6?5>6?E b[ 6?D9C:?:?8 23@CE:@? C:89ED :? E96 DE2E6 4@?DE:EFE:@?] x?
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2 weeks ago |
dailygazette.com | Jonathan Shorman |Kacen J. Bayless |Matthew Kelly
Kansas and Missouri voters have spoken on abortion. But nearly three years after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the federal right to the procedure, sending the issue back to the states, abortion continues to dominate politics on both sides of the state line. kAmp?5 :E’D ?@H 4=62C E92E E96 D:EF2E:@? H:== 4@?E:?F6 7@C 2E =62DE EH@ >@C6 J62CD[ :7 ?@E =@?86C]k^AmkAm|:DD@FC: G@E6CD :? }@G6>36C 3J 2 D=:> >2C8:? 2AAC@G65 p>6?5>6?E b[ 6?D9C:?:?8 23@CE:@? C:89ED :? E96 DE2E6 4@?DE:EFE:@?] x?
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2 weeks ago |
kansascity.com | Jonathan Shorman |Kacen J. Bayless |Matthew Kelly
Kansas and Missouri voters have spoken on abortion. But nearly three years after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down the federal right to the procedure, sending the issue back to the states, abortion continues to dominate politics on both sides of the state line. And it's now clear that the situation will continue for at least two more years, if not longer. Missouri voters in November by a slim margin approved Amendment 3, enshrining abortion rights in the state constitution.
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