We’re at 100,000 signatures and counting! This incredible milestone belongs to every single volunteer who has shown up, stood out in the weather, made the ask, and refused to slow down.
Our focus remains on the pivotal Congressional Districts 3, 4, and 7, and we are immensely grateful to the volunteers who have stepped up, traveled, and helped amplify our presence where it’s needed most.
Every page counts, and your effort moves us one step closer to victory. Remember: we have to qualify in a minimum of SIX districts so we must focus on gathering signatures in congressional districts 3, 4, and 7 to qualify for the ballot!
We know the pace can feel intense, but remember—you’re not in this alone. All across Missouri, volunteers just like you are showing up, rain or shine, to protect the people’s voice. Our new Buddy Programis here to help you stay connected, supported, and motivated as we push forward.
The energy on the ground is incredible! Thanks to all your hard work, we’ve already gathered 75,000 signatures — that’s 25% of our statewide goal! With a gorgeous week of upper 60s and 70s all across the state, now is the time to double down on collecting and this Tuesday is our biggest opportunity yet!
Organizers of an initiative petition seeking to get a constitutional amendment on the 2026 ballot to ban Missouri lawmakers from what they say is overturning the will of the people report that they are a third of the way there.
The petition will be available to sign at Central Bank in Eldon from 5-7-pm this Wednesday. The group has until the spring to reach its goal of 300,000 signatures.
Respect MO Voters, a campaign advocating for citizen’s rights, is spearheading initiative petition 2026-106.
The petition proposes the Respect Missouri Voters Amendment be made to the Missouri Constitution. This amendment would prevent politicians from overturning Missouri votes, and prevent deceptive practices from being used to confuse Missouri voters, according to the Respect MO Voters website.
To qualify for ballots, Respect MO Voters held a pop-up petition-signing event 5 p.m. Nov. 11 at The Rose Theatre to gather signatures on four key issues.
These issues range in topic from LGBTQ+ rights to the rights of public education, and it included the petition to overturn the recent congressional map.
Missouri politicians are attacking our freedom. They keep overturning measures that voters have passed, and attacking our power to use citizen-led initiative petitions.
But you can do something to stop this once and for all.
More than 1,000 volunteers across the state are collecting signatures to place a measure on the ballot called the Respect Missouri Voters Amendment. It would ban the legislature from overturning measures that voters have approved, requiring an 80% supermajority to send any changes to a vote of the people. It would also prevent politicians from weakening the initiative petition process and require ballot language be clear, easy to understand and not misleading. It’s a citizen initiative to save citizen initiatives.
