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MO Statehouse
2:50 pm
Tue April 9, 2013

Governor Koster? Mo. Atty. General 'Making Preparations' To Run For State's Top Job

Credit (Mo. Atty. General's Office)
Mo. Atty. General Chris Koster says he's "making preparations" for a run for governor in 2016.

Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster says he is making preparations to run for governor in 2016.

Koster, a Democrat, has served as attorney general since 2009 and previously was a state senator and local prosecutor.  He has the potential to move up because Democratic Gov. Jay Nixon is prohibited by term limits from seeking re-election again.

Asked Tuesday by The Associated Press whether he will run for governor in 2016, Koster replied: "We are making the necessary preparations and building consensus around the state toward that end."

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Politically Speaking
4:02 pm
Thu March 7, 2013

Politically Speaking: Mayoral Results, Democrat Days and Kinder's Lawsuit

Credit Chris McDaniel, St. Louis Public Radio.
Slay's victory speech plays at Reed's watch party.

Every week, St. Louis Public Radio’s Chris McDaniel joins the St. Louis Beacon’s Jo Mannies and Jason Rosenbaum to talk about the week’s politics.

On this week's episode: The results from the mayoral primary are in. Why did Reed lose? Did Slay win by as much as he had hoped? Then Jo shares some stories from Democrat Days and we close it out with Lt. Governor Peter Kinder's lawsuit.

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Campaign Finance
12:39 pm
Fri December 7, 2012

Mo. Gov. Nixon Spent $15.5M On Re-Election

Credit (Marshall Griffin/St. Louis Public Radio)
Mo. Gov. Jay Nixon (D) talks with reporters at a press conference at the State Capitol.

Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon spent $15.5 million on his re-election campaign and still has hundreds of thousands of dollars left over.

Campaign finance reports released Thursday show Nixon's fundraising committee had a balance of nearly $414,000 at the start of December.

Nixon has changed his committee to indicate that he now is seeking an unspecified statewide office in 2016 and has given it a new name - "A Better Missouri With Governor Jay Nixon."

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