Missouri Democrats aim to break Republicans’ streak of House supermajorities
Over five consecutive elections from 1974 through 1982, Missouri Democrats elected supermajorities — more than two-thirds of the 163 members — to the Missouri House. The party drew its strength from rural voters, union households and Black-majority urban districts. The supermajority ended as rural voters, who had developed a habit of voting Republican in national […]
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