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In partnership with CNN Newsource, Samantha Hayes is our National Political Reporter based in Washington, D.C. She covers the Presidential Campaign NBC Action News.

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Missouri State Political News

	Proposition A Passes Easily in MO The loss limits for Missouri Casinos are being eliminated.
	One on One with MO Governor-Elect Jay Nixon talked with NBC Action News Reporter Chris Hernandez and said he plans to move fast on a series of campaign promises. Video
	Mo. Voters Approve 5 Statewide Issues The state will no longer require gamblers to limit their losses at casinos, ending a rule that did not exist in any other state in the country.
	Democrat Koster Claims Win in Mo. AG Race Democrat Chris Koster has declared victory in Missouri's attorney general race after Republican candidate Michael Gibbons conceded defeat. Video
	Nixon Supporters Celebrate his Victory Jay Nixon wins big, becomes next Missouri Governor. His supporters celebrated with a party Tuesday night.
	Economy Worries Missourians Missouri voters express strong concerns about the economy, according to results of Associated Press exit polls conducted Tuesday.
	Nixon Wins Mo. Governor's Race Democrat Jay Nixon, Missouri's longest-serving attorney general, won election as governor Tuesday by turning back Republican Congressman Kenny Hulshof. Video
	Share Your Voting Experience We want to hear what you experienced when you hit the polls to vote in this year's election.
	Everything You Need to Know to Vote Need to find out where to or how to vote? Or maybe you want to know what you need to bring to the polls? We have the information you need so you will be ready to vote. \| Sample Ballot – General Election, Nov. 4, 2008 (179.9KB)
	Nixon Announces Election Day Plans Missouri Governor candidate Jay Nixon will vote early Tuesday morning in Jefferson City, Mo. before heading to St. Louis to greet voters.