Mike Kehoe

Mike Kehoe

Role at the time: Governor of Missouri, in an official statement from the governor's office

Statement summary

Kehoe called it disappointing that the U.S. Supreme Court's decision means Missouri will hold the November general election under a different congressional map than the primary. He said voters deserved consistency and certainty, and added that Missouri will follow the Court's order.

“It is disappointing that today’s decision by the United States Supreme Court means Missouri will conduct its November general election under a different congressional map than its primary election. Voters deserved consistency and certainty, and not for the rules to be changed between elections. Nevertheless, Missouri will follow the Court’s order.”

Mike Kehoe

Role at the time: Missouri governor

Statement summary

Kehoe backed continued ALPR use with limits on retention, access and sharing. His order applies to state agencies and local systems supported by state funds.

“Protecting citizens also means protecting their constitutional rights”

Mike Kehoe

Role at the time: Governor of Missouri, posting on his official @GovMikeKehoe account

Statement summary

Kehoe welcomed Chief Judge Stephen Clark's order and said the map used in the primary, which he calls the Missouri First Map, would be used in the general election. He said voters and candidates deserve consistency and certainty and should not have the rules changed between elections.

“We are grateful for Chief Judge Clark’s decision to provide much-needed clarity for Missouri voters and the election process. With today marking the deadline for changes to the November ballot, the Missouri First Map will be used in the general election. Voters and candidates deserve consistency, certainty, and not to have the rules changed between elections.”