From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO4/14I urge you to stand in opposition to SB715 (Gregory) and HB1346 (Steinmeyer), which dangerously expand the powers of port authorities with minimal oversight, erode accountability, and threaten the rights and resources of Missouri’s most vulnerable communities. These bills represent a reckless consol
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO4/11I'm asking you to oppose HB742 (Baker), SB326 (Brown), HB1024 (Meirath), SB56 (Coleman), and SB272 (Black), which eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) standards in education, healthcare training, and state departments. These bills reduce learning, hurt patients, deplete the workforce, an
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO4/10I stand in strong opposition to HB 903 (West), a bill that would recklessly slash personal property tax assessments from 33.3% to 18% over three years. While framed as “tax relief,” this legislation threatens to devastate critical public services—our schools, libraries, fire departments, and senior
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO4/9I urge the rejection of HB937 (Hruza) and HB746 (Patterson), which codify the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism, including its controversial examples, into educational conduct codes. These bills dangerously conflate criticism of Israel with antisemitism,
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO4/8As a concerned advocate for public education and religious freedom, I strongly oppose SB49 (Black) and SB118 (Moon), which would allow chaplains to volunteer in public schools and replace qualified school counselors in providing critical services to students.. These bills threaten the constitutional
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO4/7I am writing to strongly encourage you to oppose SB160 (Hudson) and HB875 (Chappell), which propose an exemption for religious student organizations and other "belief-based" student groups from non-discrimination policies in public higher education institutions. These bills should be rejected due to
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO4/4I urge you to oppose SR156 (Carter), a resolution that affirms a "cordial relationship" between Israel, the United States, and Missouri. I strongly object to this measure—not only as a concerned Missourian but as someone who values equality, justice, and human rights for all people. At a time whe
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO4/3As a Missouri resident deeply invested in accountable governance and public welfare, I urge lawmakers to reject SB720, SB729, and SB722 (all by Coleman)—legislative proposals that threaten transparency, environmental safety, and essential public services. These bills collectively undermine Missouria
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO4/2SB142 (Schroer), HB 434 (Hardwick), and HB 459 (Christensen), the so-called "Anti-Red Flag Gun Seizure Act," represent a dangerous and misguided effort to dismantle proven public safety measures. Red flag laws, also known as Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs), are designed to temporarily remove
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO4/1As a concerned citizen and advocate for civil liberties, I strongly oppose SB669 (Gregory) and HB1297 (Cook), which criminalize “interference with a first responder” under dangerously vague and overbroad terms while imposing an unjustifiable financial burden on Missourians. These bills undermine civ
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO3/28I strongly oppose HJR54 (Stinnett), SJR 33 (Schnelting), SJR 25 (Coleman), SJR29 (Carter), HJR 63 (Baker), SJR55 (Trent), HJR 73 (Lewis), HJR39 (Seitz), HJR31 (Kelley), and SJR 9 (Moon). These bills are a direct assault on the will of Missouri voters and a dangerous overreach into the personal lives
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO3/27I urge you to strongly oppose HB807 (Amato), HB1103 (Mayhew), and HB1579 (Amato), the “Save MO Babies Act,” which threatens the privacy, autonomy, and dignity of Missourians under the guise of promoting adoption and reducing abortions. This bill is a dangerous overreach that weaponizes government sy
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO3/26I urge you to oppose SB79 (Gregory) and HB 366 (Pollitt), dangerous proposals that threaten the health and financial security of Missourians by creating an unregulated, two-tiered system for health care coverage. These bills carve out a loophole allowing organizations like the Farm Bureau to peddle
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO3/25I urge you to oppose SB363 (Brown), HB363 (Sparks), and SB147 (Coleman), which threaten to erode accountability for violent acts under the guise of self-defense, endangering Missourians and exacerbating systemic inequities. These bills dangerously shift the legal burden of proof, creating a “presump
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO3/24I urge you to oppose SJR40 (Carter, HJR61 (Cook), HJR71 (Jacobs), and HJR40 (Whaley), which propose a constitutional amendment relating to the election and duties of sheriffs. This amendment threatens accountability, civil liberties, and the balance of power in Missouri. While framed as a safeguard
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO3/21I urge you to oppose SB503 (Henderson), HB1092 (Keithley), SB352 (Trent), and HB83 (Veit), the so-called “Uniform Public Expression Protection Act,” a bill that dangerously undermines accountability, stifles justice, and shields bad actors under the guise of protecting free speech. While the First A
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO3/20I urge you to strongly oppose HB1085 (Gragg), SB117 (Moon), HB744 (Baker), and HB38 (Billington), which are currently being discussed in the Missouri legislature. HB1085 would force teachers to register as sex offenders if they use the names and pronouns of transgender children or otherwise support
From a verified voter in Saint Louis, MO3/17I urge you to reject SB 594 (Burger), HB34 (Billington), and SB643 (Hudson), which mandate the display of a government-prescribed version of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms. These bills violate constitutional principles, undermine religious inclusivity, and threaten the rights of st
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