Missouri
3 nov
Uphold House Bill 1, which provided for new congressional districts ("yes" upholds, and "no" repeals)
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Black Girls Who Brunch
Dirigido por Erika Harrison · 2,6 mil votantes

Be. A. Menace.
Dirigido por Kate for the People · 328 votantes
Just Vote
Dirigido por Leslie · 13 votantes

Michele Hornish's Sway
Dirigido por Michele Hornish · 17 votantes
This is Proposition A.

Missouri Rural Voters
Dirigido por The Backbone Network · 1 votante
Locks in a map that dilutes rural voting power by stretching districts that lump small towns into far-off urban or suburban areas. Plain version: rural communities get swallowed up by bigger ones.
The shapes aren't about keeping counties or communities together - serving who drew the map, not Missourians.
Cuts through natural community lines - counties, school districts, hospital service areas - making it harder for local voices to be heard.
Prop A constitutionalizes the map. That means fixing it later becomes nearly impossible.
Missourians deserve districts that reflect real communities with fair representation - not political strategy.
The new map does not meet Missouri's constitution for drawing congressional and legislative districts to be compact, contiguous, and as nearly equal in population as possible.
Missouri Voters Kick The GOP To The Curb
Dirigido por Laura Burkhardt · 1 votante

Missouri Democratic Party 2026 Endorsements
Publicado por Sway
A "NO" vote on Proposition A would prevent the gerrymandered HB1 map from taking effect, weakening local control and representation in pursuit of purely partisan outcomes.
Voting NO will reject those redrawn maps once and for all