"… rm Limits, a tax-exempt advocacy group in New York City, gave $50,000 to a Missouri organization that was seeking to get two initiatives on the state’s ball …"

"… million on unsuccessful attempts to put similar measures before voters in Missouri and Oklahoma.In California, the biggest donor after Rich is Howard Ahmanso …"

"… � the $2.3 million-plus drive to put a takings initiative on the ballot in Missouri — never made it to the finish line.Missourians in Charge filed its propo …"

"… initiative on the ballot in Missouri — never made it to the finish line.Missourians in Charge filed its proposed constitutional amendment, the Protect Our …"

"… d both eminent-domain and regulatory-takings issues.Reports filed with the Missouri Ethics Commission show that the organization spent more than $2.3 million …"

"… posed constitutional amendment aimed at limiting state spending.On May 26, Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan announced that the petitions f …"

"… for violation for the state’s single-subject rule for ballot initiatives. …"

"… e ballot initiative.See who financed the “Yes” efforts 2006 04 10 Missourians in Charge Filing .pdf2006 05 24 Missourians in Charge Filing .pdf2006 0 …"

"… Yes” efforts 2006 04 10 Missourians in Charge Filing .pdf2006 05 24 Missourians in Charge Filing .pdf2006 07 17 Missourians in Charge Filing .pdf2006 0 …"

"… n Charge Filing .pdf2006 05 24 Missourians in Charge Filing .pdf2006 07 17 Missourians in Charge Filing .pdf2006 08 04 Missourians in Charge Filing .pdf2006 0 …"

"… ere.It didn’t start out that way. Ken Bunting, executive director of the Missouri-based National Freedom of Information Coalition, a nonpartisan alliance of …"

"… relationships and communications.Davis, now an associate professor at the Missouri School of Journalism, said he could understand exemptions from a lawmaker� …"

"… as Sens. Sherrod Brown of Ohio, Jon Tester of Montana, Claire McCaskill of Missouri and Bill Nelson of Florida, who all face contentious re-election fights.Bu …"

"… tion cycle, just four states have no limits on candidate contributions — Missouri, Oregon, Utah and Virginia.Seven states — Alabama, Indiana, Iowa, Missis …"