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Legislator joins Democratic primary hoping to oust Josh Hawley in Missouri Senate race

By: via Business Journals
State Sen. Karla May is the latest Democrat to jump into the U.S. Senate primary in the hopes of taking on Republican incumbent Josh Hawley next year.
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