Mike Kehoe

Rule Changes

In office; campaigned for Amendment 3

Missouri voters rejected a constitutional amendment on Nov. 3 that would have banned abortion and written a ban on transgender care for minors into the state constitution. The measure was also numbered Amendment 3, the same number voters used two years earlier to legalize abortion.

Updated 2 hours ago

Rule Changes

In office; signed Executive Order 26-18

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe signed an executive order September 16 capping how long police can keep license plate reader data at 30 days and banning facial recognition integration. The state's Department of Public Safety followed up on October 2 with formal guidance telling agencies how to comply, including monthly audits and a ban on vendors selling Missouri data.

Updated Oct 6

Rule Changes

As of September 2026: State will use 2022 map after Supreme Court stay

Missouri's November election will use the 2022 congressional map. The U.S. Supreme Court on September 25 stayed a federal appeals court order that would have forced the state to use the Republican-drawn 2025 map, the third time the high court has intervened.

Updated Sep 26