Fate of Missouri marijuana initiative petition unclear as signature count continues
Another initiative petition that would have established ranked-choice voting has already fallen short of signatures needed to appear on the ballot.
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Another initiative petition that would have established ranked-choice voting has already fallen short of signatures needed to appear on the ballot.
Another initiative petition that would have established ranked-choice voting has already fallen short of signatures needed to appear on the ballot.
A lack of sufficient signatures means Missouri voters probably won’t get a chance to legalize recreational marijuana use in November.
The organization working to implement ranked-choice voting for statewide and congressional elections in Missouri says it doesn't have enough signatures to put its proposal on the 2022 ballot — but isn’t giving up.
The signatures are still being counted, but supporters of Legal Missouri 2022, a campaign to legalize recreational use of marijuana, remain confident they have enough signatures to get their issue