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Plan making it more difficult to approve ballot measures in Missouri passes House

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Missouri House passes measure making it harder for citizens to amend the state constitution. Measure would require future constitutional amendments on the ballot to receive 60% of votes in favor. Democrats have opposed the measure, arguing that it stifles the ability for voters to directly participate in government.

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Plan making it more difficult to approve ballot measures in Missouri passes House

Under a ballot measure passed by the House on Thursday, constitutional amendments would require 60% approval to take effect. It heads to the Senate.

1 year ago·Springfield, United States

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