Missouri's 'Amendment 6' Affects the Power of Your Vote

What Amendment 6 means for voters, lawmakers

Missouri voters will decide on five statewide ballot questions next month, including Proposed Constitutional Amendment 6.

Missouri's 'Amendment 6' affects the power of your vote

Missouri Amendment 6 would make it much harder for lawmakers to overturn measures approved by voters through the initiative petition process. KMBC 9's Cody Holyoke looks back on the history of IP reform--and what this vote could mean moving forward.

Amendment 6 Would Place New Limits on Lawmakers Changing Voter-Approved Initiatives

By Angie Hutschreider Missouri voters will decide Nov. 3 whether to change the state Constitution to give additional protections to the citizen initiative and referendum… Login to continue reading Login Sign up for complimentary access Sign Up Now Close

Nicola: Out-of-State Dark Money Shouldn’t Write Missouri Law: Why I’m Voting No on 6

This November, Missouri voters will decide the fate of Amendment 6, an initiative petition proposal to change Missouri’s laws around those very citizen-led law changes.