Missouri Primary Elections See High Turnout Driven by Ballot Measures
Missouri is experiencing a high voter turnout for its primary elections, with expectations of up to 1.4 million voters participating. This surge is largely driven by two major ballot measures, Amendments 4 and 5, which have attracted significant spending and public interest. Secretary of State Denny Hoskins forecasts a 32% turnout, potentially the highest since 2004. The measures have overshadowed candidate races, with intense congressional primaries also contributing to voter engagement. Early voting reports from major counties indicate a strong interest in the ballot questions, with many voters opting for nonpartisan ballots. 
