Missourians vote on constitutional amendments in the August 4 primary. Here's a plain-English rundown, plus where Jessica stands on the ones that hit District 49 families hardest.
Continues for another 10 years the existing one-tenth-of-one-percent sales/use tax that funds soil and water conservation and Missouri's state parks and historic sites. It renews a tax that's already on the books. It isn't a new one.
Requires charter counties, Jackson County included, to elect their county assessor and to meet training standards set in state law.
Amendment 4 would require citizen ballot measures to pass in every one of Missouri's congressional districts. That means a single district, with as little as 7% of voters, could veto what the whole rest of the state approved. It takes power out of your hands and gives it to the politicians and the special interests behind them. Jessica is voting NO on 4 to protect majority rule.
Amendment 5 phases out the state income tax and opens the door to new sales taxes on the things families can't go without: groceries, medicine, a trip to the doctor, childcare. The average Missouri family could end up paying about $535 more a year while our public schools, Medicaid, and rural hospitals lose the funding they count on. Jessica is voting NO on 5.
Ballot language can change up until certification. Always confirm your final ballot with the Missouri Secretary of State.
Sources & more information: Governor's office · Missouri Secretary of State · Protect Majority Rule
Check your registration, find your polling place, and bring a neighbor. Every vote in District 49 matters.
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