Missouri voters will consider amendments addressing tax reform and proposed changes to the initiative petition process during the August election. Governor Parson officially designated these two proposals for the ballot.
Missouri voters will decide on two statewide amendments during the August election. Governor Mike Parson has officially placed these measures on the ballot for public consideration.
One amendment addresses potential overhauls to the state's tax system. The other proposal seeks to modify Missouri's current initiative petition process.
These decisions will be presented to voters across the state. Full reporting is available from the original source.
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