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Op-Ed: Setting the record straight on ballot language
A recent column in the Kansas City Star suggested my office is taking a “second bite at the apple” in drafting ballot language for a constitutional amendment. That is factually incorrect, and it is important Missourians understand how this process truly works. Legislative vs. Administrative Roles When the Missouri General Assembly passes a House Joint Resolution (HJR) to place a constitutional amendment on the ballot, it is the Legislature itsel…
Setting the Record Straight on Ballot Language
A recent column in the Kansas City Star suggested that my office is taking a “second bite at the apple” in drafting ballot language for a constitutional amendment. That is factually incorrect, and it is important that Missourians understand how this process truly works. Legislative vs. Administrative Roles When the Missouri General Assembly passes a House Joint Resolution (HJR) to place a constitutional amendment on the ballot, it is the legisla…
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