Jason Kander tried to clean up Missouri politics, but the waters wanted to stay muddy 

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If voters do send him back, Kander hopes to revisit ethics reform. He compares the task of cleaning up state politics to taking a trip cross-country.

"At the end of the session, we had finally packed the car," he says. "I'm hopeful that in the next session, we make the trip. But right now, it's like we packed the car, we're in the car — what do we do now?"

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