“Super Tuesday” is now history. Our state’s voters will get their turn to cast ballots in next Tuesday’s Missouri primary. The ballots will contain names of many candidates who have dropped out of  the race for U.S. President.

In two months, local and state voters will face a full ballot of primary candidates for the Nov. 3 race for U.S. President. Democrats will have the largest field from which to choose in the March 10 primary.

The 2020 election races may seem far off, but the first noisy presidential primary debates are fait accompli. Now there’s plenty of noise being made about Missouri’s state and local races.

Make voting more accessible and making democracy count – these were two major themes of the Missouri League of Women Voters (LWV) convention this May, according to League Executive Director Jean Dugan of Webster Groves.