Show Notes
Former Missouri state Rep. Hannah Kelly, who is running for the Rolla-based 16th Senate District seat, is strongly opposed to legalizing and regulating video gaming machines that are often found in gas stations, convenience stores and fraternal organizations.
“I do not want these machines in our gas stations easily accessible to our children,” she said.
Kelly decided to initially run for office because she felt there was a great disconnect between her generation and people serving in the legislature.
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