Perry County Missouri Democratic Central Committee

08/26/2026

08/26/2026

Every Missourian deserves to kNOw what's at stake this NOvember.

In the months ahead, we'll all see ads, lies, and spin about Amendment 3. But the most important conversations won't happen on TV on your social feed, they'll happen between friends, family, neighbors, and the people we trust the most.

That's why we need storytellers from the community to speak up.

So, we're asking you: what do YOU wish more Missouri voters understood about what's at stake if politicians get away with BANNING ABORTION this November?

Share a quick video on socials with our Storytellers Toolkit and help make sure Missourians hear the truth from someone they know. This NOvember, its NO on 3 to STOP their abortion ban:

🔗https://vist.ly/5ej97

08/25/2026

WHO GETS THE FINAL SAY — POLITICIANS OR THE PEOPLE?

Missourians collected more than 300,000 signatures to put the legislature’s new congressional map to a public vote.

Secretary of State Denny Hoskins blocked the referendum, arguing that congressional redistricting isn’t subject to Missouri’s referendum process. Cole County Circuit Judge Daniel Green agreed.

Now the Missouri Supreme Court will decide whether voters can use the referendum on congressional maps.

This question has history.

In 1922, Missouri voters used the referendum to reject a congressional redistricting plan.

And in 1962, the Missouri Supreme Court—writing through Judge Laurance M. Hyde in a unanimous opinion—said the people have a remedy, through initiative and referendum, for redistricting plans they do not like.
— Preisler v. Hearnes, 1962

When Missourians follow the rules, collect the signatures and demand a vote—do they get that vote?

The Missouri Supreme Court hears arguments September 2.

08/25/2026