Dave Drebes is a political journalist with a focus on local politics in the United States, specifically in Missouri and St. Louis. He writes for publications such as Missouri Scout and the Charlotte Business Journal, providing personal observations and insights on political events, campaigns, and issues in the region.
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Dave Drebes primarily focuses on local government and politics in Missouri, particularly the governor race, legislation, polling, and daily updates. His coverage includes opinion editorials and data citations. To effectively reach out to him:
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By: Dave Drebes
GOP – Dem $$$ Parity in Senate Races In House races the House Republican Campaign Committee has amassed a swollen war-chest and can swamp districts in these final weeks. But the situation is different for Senate Republicans. Their money totals trail their Democratic counterpart
By: Dave Drebes
1. Tracking the decline in local news outlets, this map indicates that Ralls, Carter and New Madrid Counties have no local news sources now.
By: Dave Drebes
State of Play Polls open at 6AM (close at 7PM). It looks like a rainy Election Day across a swath of the state.
By: Dave Drebes
1. Fewer starter homes being built – I assume because the margins are lower.
By: Dave Drebes
More Sparks Fallout While I haven’t heard from anyone who thinks that Rep. Justin Sparks ’ insurgent challenge to Speaker-designate Jon Patterson has a chance of being successful, it’s clearly tapping into some discontent. Folks are grappling to understand what it will mean for JP’s t
By: Dave Drebes
Get ready for Trumponomics… 1. Concern about tariffs spiking among big companies.
By: Dave Drebes
MEC Offers Compromise Sen. Mary Elizabeth Coleman filed SJR 25 which would put the issue of abortions back before Missouri voters. Coleman, the staunchiest of the staunch pro-life legislators, though is offering a compromise with the resolution: there would be exceptions for rape a
By: Dave Drebes
1. Billy Long makes SNL’s Weekend Update.
By: Brad Lemon
Although Rep. Justin Sparks ’ insurgent challenge to Speaker-designate Jon Patterson hasn’t gained traction among his Republican colleagues and has very little chance it will catch fire before the January vote, JP and crew would be unwise to dismiss the danger posed by it.
By: Dave Drebes
Aligned Eyes Formula Aligned released their legislative priorities for 2025 . Interestingly, among the list is “School Finance Reform.” That seems to be tiptoeing into the subject of writing the “foundation formula,” the framework by which the state divvies up billions of doll
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