Kehoe Touts Income Tax Amendment a Week Before Election

Missouri Governor defends income tax phaseout before primaries

Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe defended Amendment 5 during the State of the State address in Springfield, arguing the proposal to replace the individual income tax with expanded sales taxes would improve economic competitiveness. The post Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe defends Amendment 5 in Springfield address appeared first on Springfield Daily Citizen.

State Rundown 7/29: The Misguided, Miserly Missouri Amendment to Eliminate the Income Tax

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Kehoe touts income tax amendment a week before election

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe said Tuesday that a statewide ballot measure on the state’s income tax would be good for Missourians and the state as a whole.

Amendments 4, 5: Missouri politicians want to fool you into giving up power

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe defends Amendments 4, 5 ahead of August election

Election Day is next Tuesday, August 4. No-excuse absentee voting is already underway in Missouri.

Missouri Amendment 5: Governor Kehoe Touts State Income Tax Elimination Plan Ahead of August Primary

Missouri – As Missouri voters prepare for the August 4, 2026 primary election, Governor Mike Kehoe is leading a high-stakes campaign for Amendment 5. This proposed constitutional amendment aims to phase out Missouri’s individual income tax by modernizing the tax code and expanding sales tax bases. Proponents argue the move is vital for economic competitiveness with neighboring states that have zero income tax, while critics raise concerns about …