Sarah Kellogg

Sarah Kellogg, a statehouse and politics reporter for St. Louis Public Radio, dives into the intricacies of Missouri's pivotal 2024 elections. She discusses the fierce battle between GOP Sen. Josh Hawley and Democratic hopeful Lucas Kunce, the significance of Amendments 2 and 3 on sports wagering and abortion rights, and the hurdles for Democratic candidates in a solidly Republican landscape. Kellogg also highlights the effect of voter enthusiasm and early voting on turnout, painting a vivid picture of the state's complex political landscape.

Wesley Bell, St. Louis County Prosecutor known for his recent political victory, and Cori Bush, a Congresswoman who faced a surprising primary defeat, join political science professor Anita Manion and contributor Sarah Kellogg for a deep dive into Missouri's historic primary. They discuss Bell's unexpected win and how campaign funding from pro-Israel groups shifted voter dynamics. The conversation touches on local Democratic Party divisions, and the broader implications for both parties as they gear up for upcoming elections, highlighting the evolving political landscape.