Prop C Passes, Blunt to Face Carnahan

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. – Hot weather and few surprises defined Tuesday’s primary Election Day in Missouri.

A motivated activist vote fueled easy passage of the initiative to place Missouri’s constitution at odds with the new federal health care law. The measure carried more than 71 percent of total votes cast.

Proponents cast 667,680 votes in favor the measure; 271,102 votes were opposed.

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