The St. Louis Police Board is in the news. In February 2025, pluralities of Missouri voters expressed opposition of state control of St. Louis, Kansas City, Springfield, and their local police departments.
On the first episode of Missouri on the Record, I sit down with Rudi Keller to break down the latest SLU/YouGov poll, what it says about Missouri’s political mood and whether signs of a strong Democratic year nationally could reach the state. #moleg#mogov
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🏗️How much of Missouri voters’ opposition to data centers is “not in my backyard”? Our new SLU/YouGov Poll included a question-order experiment, and the results suggest where voters imagine the data center matters. 🧵
@kmoxnews Our August 2026 poll found that over 3/4 of Missouri Democrats, Independents, and Republican voters support requiring the MMR vaccine for students attending public schools 👇
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🦠 St. Louis County reported its first measles case in 20 years today. In our August SLU/YouGov Poll, 85% of Missouri voters said the MMR vaccine should be required for eligible children to attend public schools. 🧵
@FOX2now Our August 2026 poll found that over 3/4 of Missouri likely voters support requiring the MMR vaccine for students attending public schools 👇
https://t.co/ZcZGYxJ7T5
🦠 St. Louis County reported its first measles case in 20 years today. In our August SLU/YouGov Poll, 85% of Missouri voters said the MMR vaccine should be required for eligible children to attend public schools. 🧵
📊 MMR had the highest support of the school vaccine requirements we asked about. 82% said polio should be required and 77% said DTaP, compared with 47% for HPV and 33% for COVID-19.
Full results: https://t.co/PcrUEdmc0a
🦠 St. Louis County reported its first measles case in 20 years today. In our August SLU/YouGov Poll, 85% of Missouri voters said the MMR vaccine should be required for eligible children to attend public schools. 🧵
💉 Support for requiring the MMR vaccine crossed party lines. 97% of Democrats, 82% of independents and 78% of Republicans said it should be required for eligible children to attend public schools.
📊 MMR had the highest support of the school vaccine requirements we asked about. 82% said polio should be required and 77% said DTaP, compared with 47% for HPV and 33% for COVID-19.
Full results: https://t.co/PcrUEdmc0a
💉 Support for requiring the MMR vaccine crossed party lines. 97% of Democrats, 82% of independents and 78% of Republicans said it should be required for eligible children to attend public schools.
🏗️How much of Missouri voters’ opposition to data centers is “not in my backyard”? Our new SLU/YouGov Poll included a question-order experiment, and the results suggest where voters imagine the data center matters. 🧵
@MarkMaxwellTV More on our findings about data centers in Missouri. (Spoiler alert: Missouri voters really do not want them in their backyard) 👇
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🏗️How much of Missouri voters’ opposition to data centers is “not in my backyard”? Our new SLU/YouGov Poll included a question-order experiment, and the results suggest where voters imagine the data center matters. 🧵
📊 From health care and groceries to housing and utilities, affordability concerns are widespread among Missouri voters. See the full August 2026 SLU/YouGov Poll results, including demographic and regional crosstabs, here:
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💸 The Fed raised interest rates by 0.25 percentage point yesterday. What did affordability look like for Missouri voters before that decision? In our August SLU/YouGov Poll, majorities were worried about six of the seven household expenses we asked about. 🧵
🎓 Younger voters are especially worried about education expenses. 73% of ages 18–29 are very or somewhat worried about being able to afford them, 48 points higher than voters 65+ (25%). Among ages 30–44, 51% are very or somewhat worried.