Missouri HJR116 proposes a constitutional amendment requiring full initiative petition text on ballots and limiting petitions to 75 words.
Missouri HJR116 proposes an amendment to the state's constitution, specifically Article III, to mandate that the complete text of any initiative petition for a constitutional amendment must be displayed on the ballot. Additionally, it restricts the length of initiative petitions to a maximum of seventy-five words, including any existing and repealed language. This measure aims to ensure transparency and clarity in the initiative process for Missouri voters.
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