‘Kicked a Hornet’s Nest’: Missouri GOP Repeal of Voter-Approved Laws Inspires Backlash
MISSOURI, JUL 28 – Missouri Republicans repealed a paid sick leave law approved by 58% of voters, removing benefits workers earned since May and sparking efforts to reinstate protections through new petitions.
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Missouri GOP repeal of voter-approved laws inspires backlash: 'They've kicked the hornet's nest'
After Republican lawmakers rolled back sick leave benefits and targeted abortion rights, a bipartisan coalition called Respect Missouri Voters started pushing an initiative petition seeking to undermine the legislature’s ability to overturn voter-approved measures.
Fury erupts as red state GOP repeals voter-approved laws: 'Kicked a hornet’s nest'
Republican lawmakers’ decision to overturn a voter-approved expansion of paid sick leave means benefits Missouri workers accrued in recent months will disappear on Aug. 28.They also placed a question on the 2026 ballot rolling back abortion rights that voters enshrined in the state constitution in N...
‘Kicked a hornet’s nest’: Missouri GOP repeal of voter-approved laws inspires backlash • Missouri Independent
Respect Missouri Voters, a bipartisan constellation of organizations, this month submitted 38 versions of a new initiative petition seeking to undermine the legislature’s ability to overturn voter-approved measures (Getty Images).Republican lawmakers’ decision to overturn a voter-approved expansion of paid sick leave means benefits Missouri workers accrued in recent months will disappear on Aug. 28. They also placed a question on the 2026 ballo…
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