Together, we will:

1. Stop politicians from deceiving voters with confusing ballot language: Require all ballot summaries for ballot questions to be “unbiased, clear, fair,” and “only include language found in the proposed measure.” This will ensure voters actually know what they’re voting on.

2. Increase liberty by giving voters the freedom to choose all the candidates they like in each separate party primary and general election. Very similar to school board elections: voters choose multiple candidates, and the one with the most votes wins.

   In our current system, leaders are often elected with less than 35% of the vote. This amendment would ensure that winners have broad support from voters, instead of divisive politicians. That forces officials to actually solve problems like the economy and education, instead of playing political games.

3. Guarantee all qualified political parties and candidates the right to appear on the general election ballot, as required by current law. Some political consultants are trying to change this. The Missouri Agrees Amendment would protect it in the Constitution.

4. Require election authorities to remove voters from the voting rolls when provided notification from a state agency that the voter has died and give non-partisan candidates the right to have observers where ballots are cast and counted, as political parties are already allowed to do.

   These common-sense, widely supported reforms increase trust in our elections.

Read the legal language here.