People Not Politicians

We all want elected leaders who put people first.

Politicians passed a plan to rig Missouri’s voting districts to guarantee their own re-elections. It’s nothing more than a power grab. 

We believe that Missouri voters—not politicians—should have the final say.

Missourians deserve representation that focuses on our families and communities, not advancing a specific partisan political agenda. Politicians shouldn’t be slicing and dicing communities to pick their voters — voters should be picking their politicians. When politicians rig voting maps to guarantee their own re-elections, it’s called gerrymandering. Gerrymandering takes away voters’ power to choose our leaders and causes real harm to Missouri communities.

As Missourians, we don’t like out-of-state interests and DC politicians trying to limit our power. That’s why we’ll vote NO on Proposition A in November.

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What Missourians Need to Know About

Politicians’ Radical Gerrymandering Proposal

Politicians shouldn’t be slicing and dicing communities to pick their voters — voters should be picking their politicians.

Gerrymanders take away voters’ power and cause real harm to communities. If regions like Kansas City are split into two or three congressional districts, their power and ability to be truly represented in their government is gone.

Politicians and lobbyists in DC may think this is good for them, but it’s terrible for the people and communities of Missouri. Republican State Representative Bryant Wolfin said it best when he voted against this power grab pushed by DC politicians: “Right is right and wrong is wrong, no matter who is doing it”

Politicians tried to keep us from voting on their power grab because they know it is corrupt. But the Missouri Supreme Court ordered the issue on the ballot so you can have the final say. Vote NO on Proposition A in November.