Celebrating at election night watch parties in St. Louis (left) and Kansas City (right). |
We’re still riding high from Tuesday night. Amendment 6 passed and it’s all thanks to everything you’ve done! With strong protections for the citizen initiative and referendum process, the future looks bright. There’s still more that needs to be done to strengthen our democracy. This is only the beginning for Respect Missouri Voters. But after defeating Amendment 4 in August and passing Amendment 6 in November, we’re starting off strong!
As a grassroots movement, your voice matters in determining our next step. If you haven’t done so yet, take the Beyond 2026 survey. |
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| Volunteer Appreciation Party! 🎉 We worked hard, and we won! Now it’s time to celebrate. Join us to relax, reconnect, and honor the incredible volunteers and donors who made it all possible! |
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Columbia, MO Saturday, Nov. 14
1-3 pm |
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Amendment 6 Election Recap |
Early unofficial results show that participation across Missouri was strong for a midterm election, with over 2.09 million total votes cast on Amendment 6 alone. |
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| Our Voter Outreach - 1M+ Voter Contact Attempts: Canvassing, phone banking, texting, and Reach App outreach
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900K+ Digital Ad Reach: Targeted ads on social media
- Millions More via Labor Partners: Through coalition phonebanks, canvasses, and TV/radio/digital ads
Nationwide Success Beyond securing landmark protections in Missouri, voters defended direct democracy nationwide. Three states defeated legislative attempts to weaken citizen initiatives: One additional state strengthened their citizen initiative process: |
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Campaign signs can't be recycled in regular recycling bins, and different materials require different recycling methods:
Metal sign frames can be taken to scrap metal recyclers. Look up your local recycling facility to confirm that they accept sign frames. Corrugated plastic campaign signs are typically handled through regional recycling post-election collections. Confirm locations and accepted materials before transporting large quantities.
Flexible plastic sleeves must be recycled separately from corrugated signs and metal stands and most recycling centers do not accept them. Check your grocery store to see if they collect them or use the NexTrex recycling program. |
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We always enjoy celebrating YOU in this space — our hard-working volunteers. But this week we celebrate the voters of Missouri. An estimated 1.25 million Missourians heard our message and agreed that we need Amendment 6, and we owe thanks to every one of them. Let’s not forget the 838K voters who voted no, because many of them will likely find someday there’s a voter initiative they care about deeply and thanks to Amendment 6 they can be sure their vote will count. Amendment 6 is for everyone! Thank you all, Missouri voters! You did the right thing. |
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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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St. Louis, MO 63130
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