POLITICSMISSOURI INDEPENDENT
Missouri turnout could hit 1.4 million as ballot measures drive primary interest
Missouri expects up to 1.4 million voters in its primary election, driven by two major ballot measures (Amendments 4 and 5) and congressional primaries in three districts. Secretary of State Denny Hoskins predicts 32% voter turnout, the highest since 2004, with significant variation across counties ranging from 20% to 70%.
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