- Election officials in Missouri are consulting with the Secretary of State regarding potential changes to district maps.
- Under the leadership of top election official Denny Hoskins, pushes are underway for a major overhaul of state voting laws in Missouri.
- Denny Hoskins challenged the state's referendum process in Missouri.
On February 15, 2019, Denny Hoskins made the decision not to certify a petition related to the referendum process in Missouri.
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Updated Aug 19
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What happened
On February 15, 2019, Denny Hoskins made the decision not to certify a petition related to the referendum process in Missouri.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Missouri
state of the United States of America
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Denny Hoskins
American politician
- Denny Hoskins serves as Missouri's Secretary of State, handling election administration, while David Niven is a political scientist at the University of Cincinnati.
- Kavanaugh directed Hoskins to file responses and Clark issued an order regarding the Missouri map, amid Trump's push for a Republican-favored map.
Related events
- Denny Hoskins serves as Secretary of State for Missouri, while Richard Von Glahn is identified as the executive director of a petition group.
- Denny Hoskins challenged the Missouri Constitution's single-subject rule, while petitions regarding state issues were discussed.
- The Missouri Supreme Court ruled on the usage of the original U.S. House map in the state.
- Erin Vernon filed a lawsuit against Missouri Secretary of State Denny Hoskins in Cole County.
- Denny Hoskins discussed the political map controversy in Missouri with Richard Von Glahn.