Kansas and Missouri are among 19 states that don't regulate AI-generated political ads, which have already appeared in races from the U.S. Senate to the Missouri House. Why it matters: AI-generated political ads are becoming more common, but Kansas and Missouri have no rules requiring campaigns to tell voters what's fake. By the numbers: Wesleyan Media Project tracked 10 AI-generated ads in Kansas and three in Missouri through Oct. 11, according...

AI-generated ads have aired in races ranging from Kansas' U.S. Senate contest to a Missouri House race, and neither state requires disclosure to voters.

The upcoming vote has once again thrust Missouri into a national fight over abortion rights.

The monthslong saga over which map to use for the midterms has raised questions for Missouri's voters and election officials.

Time Jones, former Speaker of the Missouri House, introduces speakers to the crowd at a rally to vote yes on Amendment 3 on Tuesday, Oct. 27, 2026, at Encounter Church

With less than a week to go before the midterm election, campaigns aren't slowing down on their fundraising, especially in the Missouri Senate District 30 race for Sen. Lincoln Hough's seat.

Setup began Monday at five Cass County locations ahead of early voting, with officials reminding voters to check their polling place and bring proper identification.