By: Noah Taborda, Brian Munoz
The Missouri Senate on Wednesday, Jan. 4, 2023, during the first day of the legislative session in Jefferson City. One duty of the state's lieutenant governor is to preside over the Senate and split ties when necessary.
Noah Taborda is a reporter for the Kansas Reflector, focusing on local news in Missouri and Kansas City. With a background in journalism, Noah has written for various publications and radio stations, covering topics such as healthcare, public health, mental health, and social issues. His work aims to shed light on important issues affecting the local community and provide informative and engaging stories for readers.
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