Letter: Amendments 4 and 5 would erode Missourians' rights in many ways
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Amendments 4 and 5 on the Aug. 4 Missouri ballot must not pass. If they do, citizens will have voted away current constitutional rights to use their future votes constructively.
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Missourians will soon decide whether to dramatically weaken their own power at the ballot box when voters across the state consider Amendment 4. The proposed constitutional amendment will appear on the Aug. 4 ballot after Republican lawmakers voted last year…
A proposed overhaul of Missouri’s tax policy and changes to how citizens can amend the state constitution have fueled millions of dollars in campaign advertising.
Missouri voters will decide on four statewide constitutional amendments in the August 2026 primary election. That includes Amendment 5, which would gradually eliminate the state's income tax.
Missouri voters will decide on four statewide constitutional amendments in the August 2026 primary election. That includes Amendment 4, which proposes changes to the state's citizen-led initiative petition voting process.
Amendments 4 and 5 on the Aug. 4 Missouri ballot must not pass. If they do, citizens will have voted away current constitutional rights to use their future votes constructively.
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