PSC 102: US Gov't 1: Nation and State: Missouri Constitution

Missouri’s state government is organized into three branches: the Legislative Branch, the Judicial Branch and the Executive Branch.

Links for most recent updates of State Statutes and Constitution.

Constitution Index, Act of Admission, Ordinance of Acceptance, Preamble, Analytical Index, Alphabetical Index, Statute/Constitution Search

Analytical Index, Alphabetical Index, Constitution Index, Statute/Constitution Search, Effective Date of Laws, Authentication of Statutes
Revisor's Note: In accordance with Section 3.090, the language of statutory sections enacted during the 2016 legislative session are available through a link to the relevant 2016 enacted bill, which will appear in the Chapter Table of Contents of the online Revised Statutes (designated in red) on the effective date of such enacted statutory section.
The language contained in a 2016 enacted bill may differ from the final language of any codified statutory section based on other enactments in 2016.
The statutory sections contained in the online Revised Statutes represent the codified statutory sections only.

Elections & Voting - Find your polling place, review voting eligibility requirements and learn how to become a poll worker.
Executive Branch - Learn about your statewide elected officials and Missouri’s executive departments.
Legislative Branch - Track bills, find your legislators and learn about the Missouri General Assembly.
Judicial Branch - Review court documents, search for cases and learn about the Missouri Court System.
City & County Government - Find information about local government for Missouri’s cities and counties.
Federal Government - Find Missouri’s congressmen and learn about the United States government.
Transparency & Accountability - Track how government is spending taxes and stimulus dollars and learn how you can attend the next open meeting.