Missourians voted November 3 on reproductive rights, citizen initiatives, congressional representation, taxation and local government.
Voters rejected Amendments 3 and 7 and Proposition A, thus preserving reproductive freedom protections, rejecting a proposed state investment fund and keeping the existing congressional district map.
Voters passed Amendment 6, thereby strengthening protections for voter-approved initiatives by requiring an 80 percent legislative supermajority to amend initiative-passed laws or place changes to voter-approved constitutional amendments on the ballot.
And they narrowly passed Amendment 8, giving county sheriffs constitutional protection and making the attorney general the sole authority to initiate their removal.
And yes, the image above is an accurate tally of the vote in Ward 10.
