Ban Missouri Politicians from Attacking the Will of the People

It’s the people versus politicians.

Extremist Missouri politicians are attacking the will of the people. Overturning. Tricking. Delaying. Blocking. Taking away your power.

Now YOU can help us pass a citizen initiative to stop them.

Together, we can BAN politicians from:

  1. Interfering with initiatives that voters have already passed.

  2. Attacking citizens' ability to use the initiative process.

  3. Manipulating tricky language on ballots to mislead voters.

We are Republican, Democrat, Libertarian, Green, and independent Missourians throughout the state working together to stop power-hungry politicians from attacking the citizen initiative process.

RSVP for a town hall for your chance to shape this constitutional amendment. Or just sign up as a supporter.

We, the people, have to gather about 300,000 signatures to place a constitutional amendment on the ballot. Meanwhile, it takes only 100 politicians to do the same. Yet, those same Missouri politicians are trying to take away your power.

When it comes to votes by citizens on ballot measures, including anti-corruption initiatives, Missouri politicians have weaponized ballot language and attacked the will of the people. Overturning. Tricking. Delaying. Blocking. Taking away Missourians’ power.

The Corruption

The Choice

We can let politicians decide the future of Missouri. Or we can recruit 2,500 volunteers to gather signatures for 2 hours per week for 12 weeks.

We will mobilize the overwhelming majority of Missourians who want to keep this power in our own hands. We will protect, strengthen, and use the ballot initiative process to ensure a government of, by, and for the people, not the politicians.

Our Vision

  • Initiative petition, ballot measure, citizen initiative, ballot initiative - sounds complicated. It’s not! All these terms mean the same thing:

    The people’s tool to propose new laws or amendments to Missouri’s state constitution. Citizens gather signatures from fellow voters to petition to put an issue on the ballot. Once the signatures are verified, the proposed measure is put to a public vote. If the majority of voters approve, the law or amendment is enacted.