Jimmy Mack

Since 2018, citizen-led initiatives in the state of Missouri have protected rights to reproductive healthcare, raised minimum wage, legalized marijuana and expanded Medicaid. In August, Missourians decisively rejected both of Governor Kehoe’s key campaign initiatives, with Amendment 4 losing 80-20 and 5 losing 83-16. Governor Kehoe and his cabinet are also now in the process of implementing policy designed to bleed dry and eventually eradicate our public schools — particularly those in low-income and rural areas where schools are the lifeblood of their communities. And when Governor Kehoe and his party haven’t gotten their way? They have tried to overturn these initiatives, gerrymander our districts, and introduce new measures aimed at ensuring any future votes are virtually impossible to pass. The governor calling this amendment “an insult to Missouri voters” is the same one working to ensure your next vote is worth less than the one before. Vote YES on 6. And NO on 3, 7, 8 and A.