Donate to Stop Amendment 4
Amendment 4 is a direct assault on Missouri’s beloved, more than 100-year tradition of direct democracy. The measure would effectively strip citizens of their ability to shape state policy via the ballot initiative process, while further consolidating power in the hands of a gerrymandered state legislature that has consistently disregarded the priorities of poor and working-class Missourians in favor of wealthy, corporate special interests.
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