Proposition A: Congressional Map Referendum

Voting NO will reject those redrawn maps once and for all

• 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.

This is Proposition A.