HB 575 & 551
SB152
SB485: A Step Towards Higher Voter Participation in School Board Elections
ACT4MO supports SB485 to move school board elections to November, but warns it doesn’t ensure conservative wins. Citizen action is vital for local governance.
SB485
Repeals and enacts sections of the Missouri Revised Statutes (RSMo) to move
school board elections to November of even-numbered years and standardize board member
terms to four years, effective January 1, 2026.
Opposing HB 1055: A Call for Election Integrity
Oppose HB 1055: absentee ballots invite fraud. ACT4MO calls for single-day, in-person voting to protect election integrity.
Concerns On HB 1055
Oppose HB 1055: absentee ballots invite fraud. ACT4MO calls for single-day, in-person voting to protect election integrity.
The Hidden Dangers of HB 507: A Threat to Election Integrity and Public Trust
HCS HB 507 may be cloaked as a step toward stronger elections, but its provisions tell a different story. The vague new election offenses invite misuse, the reliance on HAVA concentrates power without sufficient oversight, and the erosion of public questioning threatens transparency at a time when trust in elections is already fragile.
SB 152
Senate Bill 152 (SS SB 152) amends Chapter 130 of the Revised Statutes of Missouri
(RSMo) by adding six new sections (130.170 to 130.188) to regulate campaign finance. The
bill focuses on preventing foreign influence in Missouri elections, particularly ballot
measures.
ACT4MO Supports Senate Bill 152 (SB 152): Keep Foreign Money Out of Our Elections!
ACT4MO supports Senate Bill 152 (SS SB 152). This critical piece of legislation, introduced by Senator Brown (26) in the 103rd General Assembly, boldly opposes foreign influence in Missouri’s elections, particularly ballot measures that shape our state’s future.
Legislative Alert! Support SB 22 to Reduce Biased Ballot Language for Constitutional Amendments.
Support SB 22 because it ensures voters receive accurate, unbiased summaries of ballot measures. By expanding the word limit and limiting courts’ ability to rewrite language, this bill prevents special interests from manipulating ballot titles. Missourians deserve clarity, not confusion, when deciding complex issues.