The Missouri Supreme Court denied a request Wednesday by Jackson County Executive Frank White Jr. that would have prevented the certification of Tuesday's recall election results.

To vote in today's recall election, residents should go to their assigned voting precinct. Polls are open until 7 p.m.

Politics is not getting any gentler in one of Missouri’s most contentious state House districts, where two St. Charles County Republicans are locked in a battle that features criminal charges, accusations of lying and civil lawsuits.

One thing local Democrats and Republicans agree on is that Jefferson City would be best represented in Washington, D.C., by someone from Mid-Missouri.

Tuesday's election saw 85% of voters supporting the recall of Jackson County Executive Frank White Jr., which will set off a rush by county legislators to appoint his replacement. But White is asking the Missouri Supreme Court to stop the vote certification.

These states may be next after Republicans gain ground in congressional redistricting as Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe approves new maps amid a nationwide battle for House control.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (KCTV) - The Missouri Supreme Court has denied a petition from Jackson County Executive Frank White, Jr., asking the court to vacate Tuesday’s special election date.

A major voting system at the center of multiple lawsuits has been sold to a Missouri-based company Thursday afternoon. The company is Dominion Voting Systems, and if you visit the system’s webpage of it redirects you to LibertyVote.

The company belonging to a former Republican election official has reportedly bought Dominion Voting Systems. The election vendor, which endured a slew of baseless MAGA conspiracy theories in the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election, has been acquired by a company called Liberty Vote, according to a press release from the company.