Catherine Hanaway

We maintain that changing the congressional map in between the primary and general elections is simply not feasible and profoundly unjust to Missouri voters.

We have just appealed yesterday's catastrophic ruling to the Supreme Court of the United States. We look forward to the Court's prompt review of this critical matter, as our ability to hold timely and lawful congressional elections hangs…

This unprecedented decision clearly violates federal law and has thrust our state into a full‑fledged constitutional crisis.

7-OH products are synthetic, addictive opioids that carry grave risks.

Our office will continue pursuing any distributor or retailer that puts Missourians in jeopardy.

These unregulated, highly addictive drugs have taken lives and fueled addiction across our state. This resolution is another decisive step to protect Missouri families from the deadly impact of gas‑station opioids.

In Missouri, public office is public trust, not a personal entitlement, and no one is above accountability.

When an elected official treats public office like their personal playground, betraying the public trust, ignoring legal obligations, and putting self-interest first, removal isn’t a suggestion, it’s a necessity.

My office plans to appeal the decision to the Missouri Supreme Court.

This is exactly the Pandora’s box we warned of, and the women of Missouri will pay the price.

This radical decision gives abortion providers a free pass to police themselves.

These are addictive, unregulated, chemically synthesized compounds with unknown outputs.

This resolution is a win for Missouri families. 7-OH is a dangerous opioid that is infecting our communities.

Catherine Hanaway is committed to protecting victims and preventing exploitation.

Over the past year, the Western District has predictably approved edits to every ballot title it has considered.

We stepped in to shut down deceptive tactics that put public health in danger.

Liberal activists brought this lawsuit to block Missourians from voting on whether to eliminate the state income tax.