Missouri House approves resolution that would make constitution harder to amend
JEFFERSON CITY — The Republican-controlled Missouri House on Thursday approved a plan that would ask voters to make the state constitution more difficult to amend, sending the measure to the Senate for further debate.
QUESTION OF THE DAY: Should Missouri change how voters amend the constitution?
The House and Senate have each passed bills that would make it harder to change the state constitution through a vote of the people. Republicans who support the change say it will help keep outside interests from influencing Missouri's elections.
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Missouri House votes to make it harder to amend constitution, with controversial language reinstated
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