As we reflect on 250 years of this great experiment in democracy, let's remember one of our greatest freedoms — the freedom to vote — and continue doing the work to protect and defend the rights that those before us struggled for.
Right now, that means defeating Amendment 4. We can stop this latest threat to voter power in Missouri by making sure we show up to vote this summer.
The deadline to register to vote or update your voter registration for the August 4th primary is this Wednesday, July 8th.
Vote NO on Amendment 4 this August—and don't let summer plans get in the way! If you'll be traveling or cannot make it to the polls on August 4, excuse-based mail-in absentee voting is officially open. MOVote.org makes it easy to send your application your local election authority.
Everything we are seeing across Missouri shows this August vote on Amendment 4 will be incredibly close. That is why our canvassing, phone banking, and outreach efforts matter so much. In a summer election with lower turnout, every single conversation we have has a huge impact. That impact is measurable. We know face-to-face canvassing campaigns can shift election outcomes by 3 to 5 percentage points.
The Voice - Bonita Gooch
The group, Respect MO Voters Coalition, submitted more than 367,000 signatures Sunday to the Secretary of State’s office, aiming to place a constitutional amendment on the 2026 ballot.
Missouri Independent - Faith Jacoby
A group called the Respect MO Voters Coalition turned in what it called a record-breaking number of petition signatures on Sunday to the Secretary of State’s office for a proposed constitutional amendment to appear on the 2026 ballot.
Competing measures could reshape how Missouri voters amend the Constitution, with one protecting access and another raising approval thresholds statewide.
