Four volunteers with Vote No on 4 sign on a trailer at a Juneteenth parade. |
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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. Be sure to open MOVote.org on your phone, tablet, or other touch-screen device so you can DRAW your signature.
Your application must be received by your local election office by 5:00 p.m. on Wednesday, July 22. Submit your mail-in request early, lock in your "NO on 4" vote, and protect majority rule! |
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TOMORROW: All Volunteer Call Join us for an update on our field progress, how you can help with voter contact, and the current status of signature verification after turn in. |
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Get Friends & Family Registered to Vote Do your loved ones need help voting absentee? Or aren't sure if they're registered to vote? Send them to our voter hub for quick links and resources to get them ready to vote in the August election. |
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To fully fund our immediate canvassing campaign against Amendment 4, we need to raise $139,000 over the next 36 days to hit our current phase fundraising goal of $381,000. Your support right now directly equips our field coordinators, prints vital "No on 4" flyers, and keeps our critical software running through the August primary. |
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July 4th Weekend Canvassing |
What better way to celebrate our country's 250th birthday than to exercise your First Amendment right to canvass. While you enjoy July 4th weekend events, chat with Missourians to get them registered to vote no on 4!
No canvassing events near you? We’re adding more dates and locations, so keep an eye out for updates. |
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St. Louis 4th of July Celebration
Friday, July 3 3:30 - 6 PM |
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Columbia Farmer's Market Saturday, July 4
8 AM - 12 PM |
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Webster Groves Community Days & Parade Saturday, July 4
8:30 AM - 11:30 AM |
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St. Louis 4th of July Parade
Saturday, July 4 2:30 - 5 PM |
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St. Louis 4th of July Celebration Saturday, July 4 4 - 6:30 PM |
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Our "No on 4" campaign goes beyond door knocking. We also need people for our weekly phone banks! We'll be doing a mixture of volunteer recruitment and voter outreach. Sign up for a shift below. |
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Tuesday, June 30 12-1:30 PM |
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Thursday, July 2 5-6:30 PM |
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Saturday, July 4 1-2:30 PM |
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There are volunteer roles for every skillset and schedule. The Volunteer Experience Department (VolEx) is here to match you with the perfect fit. VolEx combines our past Onboarding and Good Vibes teams into a single department dedicated to supporting you. Want to help us ensure every volunteer feels rewarded and recognized? Email us at VolEx@respectvoters.org to learn more.
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Northeast, Mid-Missouri, & Rolla Volunteers: We’re looking for Regional Field Coordinators (RFCs) to help drive our campaign forward. Working alongside local leaders, RFCs develop volunteers, coordinate teams, and keep regional efforts moving. Let us know you're interested here or email Field@respectvoters.org to get more details.
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Amendment 4 Gives Special Interests & Out-of-State Groups More Influence Over Our Elections |
Jefferson City politicians want you to believe Amendment 4 would protect elections from the influence of out-of-state and special interest groups. What they don’t want you to know is that Amendment 4 will actually give these groups more power.
Amendment 4 requires citizen-led measures to win a majority in all eight congressional districts. So even if seven districts overwhelmingly support an initiative, it could lose because of one district. This creates an easy path for out-of-state and special interest groups to stop a citizen initiative from succeeding. Rather than spend money on state-wide campaigns, they can focus on convincing just one congressional district to vote no. |
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Peter Forbes wants you to laugh at him. And his wife! They've been taking improv classes and hope to take the stage for the first time on July 20 at The Improv Shop in St. Louis.
Peter may be a spontaneous guy, but he also knows that our efforts are meant to protect a century-long tradition of voter initiatives in Missouri. When he heard about Respect MO Voters last September, he said, "Oh, this is for the long term." He's been on the verification center staff and the communications team ever since, and he even took the initiative to present our mission and collect signatures at his church! Thanks, Peter. And break a leg! --- Want to follow Peter’s lead? If you would like our organization to give a presentation to any group or organization you belong to, just email Outreach@respectvoters.org.
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Respect MO Voters is a cross-partisan, grassroots movement building a more ethical, effective government of, by, and for the people. Join our coalition to protect direct democracy from politicians who want to take away our fundamental freedom to self-government. Together, we will use the citizen ballot initiative process to repair our republic. |
Paid for by Respect MO Voters Campaign, Frederic Steinbach, Treasurer Respect MO Voters Campaign
725 Kingsland Ave
Suite 100
St. Louis, MO 63130
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