Our September 10 launch is almost here, and signature-gathering trainings are ramping up across the state. Missouri politicians have made the initiative petition process harder, which means we must be meticulous to ensure every signature counts.
Call to Action
DID YOU KNOW 50-60% of voters are reading about an issue for the first time in the voter’s box and deciding how they will vote on that issue right there? To ensure that we achieve our goals, we MUST combat this lack of knowledge from day one and YOU CAN HELP! EVERY SHARE & LIKE GETS US BROADER EXPOSURE!
Like, share, and interact with Respect MO Voters on social media to boost our visibility and spread the word. So we don't hear on election day “I never heard of Respect MO Voters!” Bluesky, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Reddit, X, TikTok
Kirksville Town Hall
Monday, August 25 at 5:30pm
Truman State University Student Union Building - 2nd Floor: Georgian Room A
Notaries (all regions): If you’re willing to become a notary, we can help you! Details at: respectvoters.org/notary
Local Field Captains (all regions)- Good at motivating a group? Have experience leading a small team or working on previous campaigns? Then let's get you onboard in your region. See the local field captain description.
Regional Fundraising Coordinator - Help people set up their fundraising pages or host house parties.
Fundraising Data Entry Specialist - Enter data, deposit checks, general bookkeeping.
Good Vibes Co-Chair - Champion volunteer power.
Signature Gathering Recognition Plan Coordinator - ensure we are rewarding and celebrating the hard work and achievements over the coming signature gathering season.
Onboarding Call Bankers - Perform warm calls to help volunteers get integrated.
The entries are in and we have two fantastic qualifying designs! Cast your vote by ordering your personal favorite. Get awesome merch and help fund our campaign too. Everybody Wins!
In the News
KCUR
KC workers call redistricting plan an attack on rights of minority voters.- Joe Gamm
Alison Cioffi-Schaible gives presentations, tables events, and is currently working hand-in-hand with Amy Slaybaugh to plan the bootcamps in Kansas City. She likes to cook, sew, read, and care for her many house plants. She has been a volunteer with Bridging the Gap for about a year, although she has been focusing more on Respect MO Voters since February. She and her husband have 2 dogs and 3 cats, who all want a lot of love and attention.
Thank you, Alison!
Respect MO Voters is a cross-partisan, grassroots movement building a more ethical, effective government of, by, and for the people. Together, we will use the citizen ballot initiative process to repair our republic.
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