Clockwise from top left: Volunteers
see huge success! At the
airport, at Forest Park, in
Independence, at the Jefferson County
tax office (2 pics)
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The Missouri Secretary of State’s May
3rd petition turn-in deadline is
fixed. To ensure every signature is
vetted, our internal deadline for
signatures is April 19th.
We have 21 days left.
If this initiative matters to you,
we need you to gather
signatures.
If we don't hit our targets, the work
of thousands of volunteers and the
rights of millions of Missourians are
put at risk. We are counting on you to
take two steps this week:
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Get trained now by attending a
virtual or in-person meeting
or by watching a
quick 15 minute video.
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Claim your
April 7 election day signature
gathering shift
With nearly every district still needing
at least 10,000 signatures to qualify,
we’re officially in crunch time.
The signatures won’t gather
themselves and the Secretary of State
isn’t waiting. The finish line is in
sight, and we’re counting on you to help
carry us across!
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Ask Three Friends to Gather
Signatures
We still need lots of signatures in
Districts
1,
2,
3, and
5, but we have the STEEPEST hill to
climb in
Districts
4 and 7.
Help us reach our goal by taking time
today to send the text below
to 3 friends who live in these
areas.
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"Hey! I’m volunteering with
Respect MO Voters
and we’re on a tight deadline to
collect signatures by
April 19 to get on
the ballot. We really need more help
to hit our goals—could you join
me? Sign up at
respectmovoters.org/join
and take a
quick training. It’s an easy way to make a huge
difference right now!"
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Make Every Day a Potential Signing
Day
Don't wait for the weekend! Get
creative, carry your clipboard with you,
and make an impact on your own schedule!
Whether you're visiting
dog parks, youth sports complexes,
grocery stores, or local spring
markets, every outing is an opportunity to
gather signatures. Need help? Use our
event ideas tool
to find events with high foot traffic.
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We’re looking for trusted, real-world
connections—places where you already
have a relationship and a door we can
walk through. That could be a business
you frequent, somewhere you work, or a
place where you know the owner.
If that sounds like you, take a look
at the
map
and share one location per form
HERE.
This isn’t about cold leads or Google
searches. It’s about the relationships
that actually open doors.
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Help us activate more signature
gatherers! Sign up to make calls to our
existing supporter base to get them
scheduled for upcoming shifts.
We’ll provide all the training you need
to get started making calls.
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Coffee & Calls ☕
Tuesday, March 31
11:30am-1pm
RSVP NOW
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Thursday Phone Bank
Thursday, April 2
5pm-6:30pm
RSVP NOW
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Sunday Phone Bank
Sunday, April 5
1pm-2:30pm
RSVP NOW
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Meet at the start location to be
assigned a buddy and receive
directions for where to gather.
Signature Gatherer Training will be
available on-the-spot for new
volunteers so you can join in right
away and be paired with an experienced
Qualified Gatherer. Sign up so we can stay connected that
day and have supplies ready for
you.
RSVP for a day and location that
works for you with the button
below!
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Attention: If a reporter wants to do a
story, please ask them to fill out the
form at http://respectmovoters.org/media
so we have their deadline, contact info,
and other key information to follow up in
an organized fashion.
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Gathering signatures is the most urgent
need right now, and it’s what moves this
campaign forward. If you have the capacity
to do more or are looking for a different
role, there are ways to support the
campaign beyond gathering too. From
outreach to onboarding to
behind-the-scenes support, every role
helps more signatures get collected and
turned in.
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Charmagne Schneider
has been all over eastern Missouri
gathering signatures, but her home
base is Cape Girardeau. By connecting
with people from all walks of life,
Charmagne has gathered nearly 350
signatures proving our movement truly
is cross-partisan. She's been
especially
successful at libraries and at
Southeast Missouri State University
reporting that, "There are a lot of readers there, so
they tend to know their rights."
Charmagne, very much a
don't-tread-on-me type of gal, gets
very motivated when she hears about
things legislators are doing to
prevent any more amendments from
passing and will try just about
anything. She recently followed
up a lead on a friendly beauty shop,
only to find all three stylists had
been replaced. She promptly got
signatures from all
three!
Thank you Charmagne!
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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.
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Paid for by Respect MO Voters
Campaign, Frederic Steinbach,
Treasurer
Respect MO Voters Campaign 725
Kingsland Ave Suite 100 St.
Louis, MO 63130 United States
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