• Does not rise to the level of a constitutional amendment
• Proposed 10% tax on wagering allegedly supports education but ONLY after wagering tax revenue has been appropriated to reimburse expenses

• Allows abortion without restrictions in all 9 months,  including partial-birth abortion
• Legalizes gender transitions for minors, including removing all protection for minors and permitting minors to undergo breast removal or castration
• Allows biological males access to girls’ locker rooms  and sports
• Authorizes the state to remove children without the consent  of parents for an abortion or ‘gender transition’ surgery
• Removes all safety standards allowing abortions in  unregulated facilities and allows abortions to be conducted by any unlicensed or licensed “healthcare professionals”
• Eliminates the right to sue healthcare providers  for malpractice

• Expand river casinos to include the Osage River to allow  a casino at the Lake of the Ozarks

• Funding of pensions should be directly funded through the Missouri Legislature, not through a constitutional amendment
• Reinstates incentives tying the pension contributions to the volume of traffic citations, arrests, prosecutions, and other aspects of the criminal justice system
• Missouri Supreme Court ruled surcharges as part of traffic tickets issued to citizens as unconstitutional

• Prohibits non-citizens from voting in Missouri elections by changing “All” to “Only” citizens of the United States
• Protects the one-person-one-vote principle in our Constitution • Rank Choice Voting causes ballot confusion and could lead to votes being spoiled
• Rank Choice Voting disenfranchises minority voters
• Rank Choice Voting leads to election fraud 

• Forces all businesses to pay a $15 minimum wage by 2026 and be required to provide two weeks of paid time off Allows municipalities to create Gestapo-style rules to monitor businesses to enforce compliance
• Hurts small rural and inner-city businesses
• Increases unemployment of lower-skilled workforce Increases cost of food and services in an already  high-inflation economy
• Increases property crimes due to higher unemployment

St. Louis County Propositions 
 

PROPOSITION A - SUPPORT
Changes the charter to match an ordinance regarding how members of the Port Authority are appointed. Currently, the Charter says the County Executive is the appointing authority, and the ordinance says each member of the Council appoints the member for their district. 
 

PROPOSITION C - SUPPORT
Allows for more separation of powers in the County Government. Today the Council relies on the Executive-appointed County Counselor for legal support. Prop C allows the Council to hire their own attorney. 
 

PROPOSITION O - SUPPORT
Clarifies when elected officials take office. You may recall when Webb was elected, her predecessor decided not to leave the office until Webb was sworn in. That resulted in Lisa Clancy temporarily becoming the Council Chair. This proposition clarifies when terms end and begin.