Reuters: Missouri lawmakers pushed through bills on Wednesday eliminating the need for permits to carry concealed weapons and requiring voters to show a photo identification before casting a ballot, overriding Democratic Governor Jay Nixon's vetoes of the bills.
Both votes by the Republican-controlled state House and Senate reached the two-thirds majority required to enact legislation over the governor's veto.
The weapons bill abolished a state law requiring a permit, training and background checks for people who want to carry a concealed weapon in the state.
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