H.J.Res.169

Proposes a constitutional amendment relating to restrictions on state revenue

Chamber Passed·3/2/26

Missouri HJR169 proposes a constitutional amendment to restrict state revenue and spending.

Missouri HJR169 proposes a constitutional amendment to restrict state revenue and spending. The amendment, known as the "Taxpayer Protection Act," would require voter approval for new taxes, tax rate changes, and bonded debt increases. It sets limits on annual percentage changes in fiscal year spending and property tax revenue. The amendment also mandates that districts reserve a percentage of fiscal year spending for emergencies and prohibits emergency property taxes. The amendment would take effect on January 1, 2027.

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Where it stands

Last
Passed the House · 87–49 · Mar 2
Current
The Senate
Next
Senate floor vote

Sponsors

0
12
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Democratic CaucusRepublican Caucus

Roll Call Votes

87 Yea

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49 Nay

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22 Absent

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Calendar

Mar 25

10:00 AM

Economic and Workforce Development Hearing

Feb 9

4:30 PM

Ways and Means Executive Session

History

May 7

Senate

Executive Session Held (S)

May 7

Senate

Voted Do Pass (S)

May 7

Senate

Reported Do Pass (S)