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REPUBLICAN (REP); DEMOCRATIC (DEM); LIBERTARIAN (LIB); GREEN (GRN); CONSTITUTION (CST); INDEPENDENT (INO)
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FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Vote For One COURT I EX-OFFICIO RECORDER
JOSH HAWLEY REP OF DEEDS
AMENDMENT I
CLAIRE McCASKILL OEM
Vote For One
LIB OEM
JAPHETH CAMPBELL GINA JAMESON Proposed by Initiative Petition

JOCRAIN GRN
WRITE IN I Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended
IND to:
CRAIG O'DEAR FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Vote For One • change process and criteria for redrawing
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state legislative districts during
JENA L. EPPERSON REP reapportionment;
FOR STATE AUDITOR
• change limits on campaign contributions
Vote For One WRITE IN that candidates for state legislature can
REP accept from individuals or entities;
SAUNDRA McDOWELL FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY • establish a limit on gifts that state
OEM legislators, and their employees, can
NICOLE GALLOWAY Vote For One
accept from paid lobbyists;
SEAN O'TOOLE LIB RODNEY J. RODENBAUGH OEM
• prohibit state legislators, and their
GRN
employees, from serving as paid
DON FITZ WRITE IN lobbyists for a period of time;
CST • prohibit political fundraising by
JACOB LUETKEMEYER FOR COLLECTOR OF REVENUE candidates for or members of the state
WRITE IN Vote For One legislature on State property; and
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• require legislative records and
TARA THOMPSON COMER DEM
proceedings to be open to the public?
FOR UNITED STATES
REPRESENTATIVE WRITE IN State .Vernmental entities estimate annual
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OFFICIAL JUDICIAL BALLOT o.'.I gov nmental entities expect no fiscal
Submitting to the voters whether the Judges
Vote For One
named below, whose terms expire
REP December 31, 2018, shall be retained in office for
SAM GRAVES new terms.
HENRY ROBERT MARTIN DEM VOTE ON EACH JUDGE
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DAN HOGAN LIB

MISSOURI SUPREME COUT AMENDMENT 2
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FOR STATE SENATOR

DISTRICT 18
Shall Judge W. ERE T P0'EL4(of the
Missouri Supreme 'u be r- id in
office?
- Proposed by Initiative Petition

Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended

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CINDY OLAUGHLIN REP • allow the use of marijuana for medical

purposes, and create regulations and
CRYSTAL STEPHENS
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MlSSORI SUPREME COURT
JUDGES
,Shall Judge MARY RHODES RUSSELL of
licensing/certification procedures for
marijuana and marijuana facilities;
• impose a 4 percent tax on the retail sale
of marijuana; and
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE • use funds from these taxes for health and
the Missouri Supreme Court be retained in
DISTRICT 40 care services for military veterans by the
ffice?
Missouri Veterans Commission and to
Vote For One YES administer the program to license/certify
JREP
and regulate marijuana and marijuana
JIM HANSEN 'S
NO -S facilities?
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MISSOURI COURT OF APPEALS This proposal is estimated to generate
JUDGES, annual taxes and fees of $18 million for state
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE operating costs and veterans programs, and
EASTERN DISTRICT
CIRCUIT 10 $6 million for local governments. Annual
state operating costs are estimated to be $7
Vote For One Shall Judge COLLEEN DOLAN of the million.
Eastern District Court of Appeals be retained
RACHEL BRINGER OEM YES
SHEPHERD in office?
YES NO

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FOR ASSOCIATE CIRCUIT JUDGE Shall Judge LISA P. PAGE of the Eastern
District Court of Appeals be retained in
Vote For One office?
OEM YES
DAVID C. MOBLEY
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FOR PRESIDING COMMISSIONER
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WILEY HIBBARD

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FOR COUNTY CLERK

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SANDY LANIER
JANET TUTOR
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AMENDMENT 3
Proposed by Initiative Petition
Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended
to:
• allow the use of marijuana for medical
purposes, and create regulations and
licensing procedures for marijuana and
marijuana facilities;
• impose a 15 percent tax on the retail sale
of marijuana, and a tax on the wholesale
sale of marijuana flowers and leaves per
dry-weight ounce to licensed facilities;
and
• use funds from these taxes to establish
and fund a state research institute to
conduct research with the purpose of
developing cures and treatments for
cancer and other incurable diseases or
medical conditions?
This proposal is estimated to generate
annual taxes and fees of $66 million. State
governmental entities estimate initial
implementation costs of $186,000 and
increased annual operating costs of
$500,000.
YES
NO
AMENDMENT 4
Proposed by the 99th General Assembly
(Second Regular Session) HJR 59
Do you want to amend the Missouri
constitution to:
• remove language limiting bingo game
advertising that a court ruled
unenforceable; and
• allow a member of a licensed
organization conducting bingo games to
participate in the management of bingo
games after being a member of the
organization for six months instead of
the current two years?
State and local governmental entities
estimate no costs or savings from this
proposal.
YES
NO
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STATUTORY MEASURES
PROPOSITION B
Proposed by Initiative Petition
Do you want to amend Missouri law to:
• increase the state minimum wage to
$8.60 per hour with 85 cents per hour
increase each year until 2023, when the
state minimum wage would be $12.00
per hour;
• exempt government employers from the
above increase; and
• increase the penalty for paying
employees less than the minimum wage?
State and local governments estimate no
direct costs or savings from the proposal, but
operating costs could increase by an
unknown annual amount that could be
significant. State and local government tax
revenue could change by an unknown
annual amount ranging from a $2.9 million
decrease to a $214 million increase
depending on business decisions.
YES
NO
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PROPOSITION C
Proposed by Initiative Petition
Do you want to amend Missouri law to:
• remove state prohibitions on personal
use and possession of medical cannabis
(marijuana) with a written certification by
a physician who treats a patient
diagnosed with a qualifying medical
condition;
• remove state prohibitions on growth,
possession, production, and sale 4f
medical marijuana by licensed and
regulated facilities, and a facility's
licensed owners and employees;
• impose a 2% tax on the retail sale of
medical marijuana; and
• use funds from this tax for veterans'
services, drug treatment, early childhood
education, and for public safety in cities
with a medical marijuana facility?
State government entities estimate initial and
pne-time costs of $2.6 million, annual costs
of $10 million, and annual revenues of at
least $10 million. Local government entities
estimate no annual costs and are expected
o have at least $152,000 in annual
'revenues.
YES
NO
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PROPOSITION D
Proposed by the 99th General Assembly
(Second Regular Session) SS 2 HB 1460
Shall Missouri law be amended to fund
Missouri state law enforcement by
increasing the motor fuel tax by two and one
half cents per gallon annually for four years
beginning July 1, 2019, exempt Special
Olympic, Paralympic, and Olympic prizes
from state taxes, and to establish the
Emergency State Freight Bottleneck Fund?
If passed, this measure will generate at least
$288 million annually to the State Road
Fund to provide for the funding of Missouri
state law enforcement and $123 million
annually to local governments for road
construction and maintenance.
YES
NO
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JUDGES INITIALS
GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMER 6, 2018
RALLS COUNTY, MISSOURI
REPUBLICAN (REP); DEMOCRATIC (DEM); LIBERTARIAN (LIB); GREEN (GRIN), CONSTITUTION (CST); INDEPENDENT (IND)
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS
Using blue or black ink, Completely fill in the target next to the candidate or response of your choice like this: •
Write-in: To vote for a valid write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the target.
If you tear, deface, or make a mistake and wrongfully mark any ballot, return it to the election judge to receive a new one.
If you are in favor of any question, darken the tarqet by 'YES', if opposed darken the tarqet by "NO".

FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR

FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Vote For One COURT I EX-OFFICIO RECORDER
JOSH HAWLEY REP OF DEEDS
AMENDMENT I
CLAIRE McCASKILL DEM Vote For One

JAPHETH CAMPBELL LI B GINA JAMESON OEM Proposed by Initiative Petition

JO CRAIN GRIN
WRITE IN Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended
IND to.
CRAIG ODEAR FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Vote For One
change process and criteria for redrawing
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state legislative districts during
JENA L. EPPERSON REP reapportionment;
FOR STATE AUDITOR
•change limits on campaign contributions
Vote For One WRITE IN that candidates for state legislature can
REP accept from individuals or entities;
SAUNDRA McDOWELL FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY •establish a limit on gifts that state
NICOLE GALLOWAY DEM Vote For One legislators, and their employees, can
accept from paid lobbyists;
SEAN O'TOOLE LIB RODNEY J. RODENBAUGH OEM •prohibit state legislators, and their
GRN employees, from serving as paid
DON FITZ WRITE IN lobbyists for a period of time;
CST prohibit political fundraising by
JACOB LUETKEMEYER FOR COLLECTOR OF REVENUE candidates for or members of the state
WRITE IN Vote For One legislature on State property; and
•require legislative records and
TARA THOMPSON COMER DEM proceedings to be open to the public?
FOR UNITED STATES
REPRESENTATIVE WRITE IN St.a(e governmental entities estimate annual
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DISTRICT 6 ating costs may increase by $189,000.
OFFICIAL JUDICIAL BALLOT Lobel governmental entities expect no fiscal
Submitting to the voters whether the Judges impact.
Vote For One
named below, whose terms expire
REP December 31, 2018, shall be retained in office for YES
SAM GRAVES new terms
HENRY ROBERT MARTIN OEM VOTE ON EACH JUDGE No
DAN HOGAN LIB
MISSOURISUP EC. T AMENDMENT 2
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Shall Judge W. T P0 ELL of the Proposed by Initiative Petition

FOR STATE SENATOR Missouri Supre e' 'u be r- -i -din
DISTRICT 18 office? Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended
to:
Vote For One

CINDY OLAUGHLIN REP •allow the use of marijuana for medical

purposes, and create regulations and
CRYSTAL STEPHENS N .MIS'. RI SUPREME COURT licensing/certification procedures for
marijuana and marijuana facilities;
JUDGES
WRITE IN •impose a 4 percent tax on the retail sale
of marijuana; and
Shall Jüdg ARY RHODES RUSSELL of
FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE •use funds from these taxes for health and
the Missouri Supreme Court be retained in
DISTRICT 40 -s 'çffice?
care services for military veterans by the
Missouri Veterans Commission and to
Vote For One
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REP and regulate marijuana and marijuana
JIM HANSEN 'S
NO facilities?
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JUDGES, annual taxes and fees of $18 million for state
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE operating costs and veterans programs, and
EASTERN DISTRICT
CIRCUIT 10 $6 million for local governments. Annual
state operating costs are estimated to be $7
Vote For One Shall Judge COLLEEN DOLAN of the million.
Eastern District Court of Appeals be retained
RACHEL BRINGER OEM YES
SHEPHERD in office?
YES NO

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FOR ASSOCIATE CIRCUIT JUDGE Shall Judge LISA P. PAGE of the Eastern
District Court of Appeals be retained in
Vote For One office?
DAVID C. MOBLEY OEM YES
NO
VOTE BOTH SIDES
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FOR PRESIDING COMMISSIONER

OF THE BALLOT
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WILEY HIBBARD DEM U

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FOR COUNTY CLERK

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SANDY LANIER REP

JANET TUTOR OEM

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AMENDMENT 3
Proposed by Initiative Petition
Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended
to:
• allow the use of marijuana for medical
purposes, and create regulations and
licensing procedures for marijuana and
marijuana facilities;
• impose a 15 percent tax on the retail sale
of marijuana, and a tax on the wholesale
sale of marijuana flowers and leaves per
dry-weight ounce to licensed facilities;
and
• use funds from these taxes to establish
and fund a state research institute to
conduct research with the purpose of
developing cures and treatments for
cancer and other incurable diseases or
medical conditions?
This proposal is estimated to generate
annual taxes and fees of $66 million. State
governmental entities estimate initial
implementation costs of $186,000 and
increased annual operating costs of
$500,000.
YES
NO
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AMEN DMENT 4
Proposed by the 99th General Assembly
(Second Regular Session) HJR 59
Do you want to amend the Missouri
constitution to:
• remove language limiting bingo game
advertising that a court ruled
unenforceable; and
• allow a member of a licensed
organization conducting bingo games to
participate in the management of bingo
games after being a member of the
organization for six months instead of
the current two years?
State and local governmental entities
estimate no costs or savings from this
proposal.
YES
NO \\
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CITY OF CENTER
STATUTORY MEASURES QUESTION
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Shall the City of Center, Missouri discontinue
PROPOSITION B applying and collecting local sales tax on the
titling of motor vehicles, trailers, boats, and
outboard motors that were purchased from a
Proposed by Initiative Petition
source other than a licensed Missouri
dealer?
Do you want to amend Missouri law to:
Approval of this measure will result in a
• increase the state minimum wage to
reduction of local revenue to provide for vital
$8.60 per hour with 85 cents per hour
services for Center and it will place Missouri
increase each year until 2023, when the
dealers of motor vehicles, outboard motors,
state minimum wage would be $12.00
boats, and trailers at a competitive
per hour;
disadvantage to non-Missouri dealers of
• exempt government employers from the
motor vehicles, outboard motors, boats, and
above increase; and
trailers.
• increase the penalty for paying
employees less than the minimum wage? YES
NO
State and local governments estimate no
direct costs or savings from the proposal, but
operating costs could increase by an
unknown annual amount that could be
significant. State and local government tax
revenue could change by an unknown
annual amount ranging from a $2.9 million
decrease to a $214 million increase
depending on business decisions.
YES
I
NO
PROPOSITION C
Proposed by Initiative Petition
Do you want to amend Missouri law to:
• remove state prohibitions on personal
use and possession of medical cannabis
(marijuana) with a written certification by
a physician who treats a patient
diagnosed with a qualifying medical
condition;
• remove state prohibitions on growth,
possession, production, and sale of
medical marijuana by licensed and
regulated facilities, and a fac4litys
licensed owners and employees;
• impose a 2% tax on the retail sale of
medical marijuana; and
• use funds from this tax for veterans'
services, drug treatment, early childhood
education, antfr public safety in cities
with a medical marijuana facility?
State government entities estimate initial and
onetime costs of $2.6 million, annual costs
of $10 million, and annual revenues of at
least $10 million. Local government entities
no annual costs and are expected
To have at least $152,000 in annual
revenues.
YES
NO
PROPOSITION D
Proposed by the 99th General Assembly
(Second Regular Session) SS 2 HB 1460
Shall Missouri law be amended to fund
Missouri state law enforcement by
increasing the motor fuel tax by two and one
half cents per gallon annually for four years
beginning July 1, 2019, exempt Special
Olympic, Paralympic, and Olympic prizes
from state taxes, and to establish the
Emergency State Freight Bottleneck Fund?
If passed, this measure will generate at least
VOTE BOTH SIDES
$288 million annually to the State Road
Fund to provide for the funding of Missouri OF THE BALLOT
state law enforcement and $123 million
annually to local governments for road
YES
NO I
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JUDGES' INITIALS
GENERAL ELECTION - NOVEMER 6, 2018
RALLS COUNTY, MISSOURI
REPUBLICAN (REP); DEMOCRATIC (OEM); LIBERTARIAN (LIB); GREEN (GRN); CONSTITUTION (CST); INDEPENDENT (IND)
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS
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Using blue or black ink, completely fill in the target next to the candidate or response of your choice like this:
Write-in: To vote for a valid write-in candidate, write the person's name on the line provided and darken the target. U
If you tear, deface, or make a mistake and wrongfully mark any ballot, return it to the election judge to receive a new one.
If you are in favor of any question, darken the tarqet by 'YES', if opposed darken the tarqet by 'NO".
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR
FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
Vote For One COURT I EX-OFFICIO RECORDER
JOSH HAWLEY REP OF DEEDS
AMENDMENT I
CLAIRE McCASKILL DEM
Vote For One

JAPHETH CAMPBELL LIE GINA JAMESON DEM Proposed by Initiative Petition

JO GRAIN GRN
WRITE IN •1 Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended
IND to:
CRAIG O'DEAR FOR COUNTY TREASURER
Vote For One change process and criteria for redrawing
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state legislative districts during
JENA L. EPPERSON REP reapportionment;
FOR STATE AUDITOR
• change limits on campaign contributions
Vote For One WRITE IN that candidates for state legislature can
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REP accept from individuals or entities;
SAUNDRA McDOWELL FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY • establish a limit on gifts that state
NICOLE GALLOWAY DEM
Vote For One legislators, and their employees, can
accept from paid lobbyists;
SEAN O'TOOLE LIB RODNEY J. RODENBAUGH DEM
prohibit state legislators, and their
GRN
employees, from serving as paid
DON FITZ WRITE IN lobbyists for a period of time;
CST • prohibit political fundraising by
JACOB LUETKEMEYER FOR COLLECTOR OF REVENUE candidates for or members of the state
WRITE IN Vote For One legislature on State property; and
• require legislative records and
TARA THOMPSON COMER DEM
proceedings to be open to the public?
FOR UNITED STATES
REPRESENTATIVE WRITE IN Sta(e governmental entities estimate annual
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DISTRICT 6 k6 pe1'ating costs may increase by $189,000.
OFFICIAL JUDICIAL BALLOT Loèal governmental entities expect no fiscal
Submitting to the voters whether the Judges impact.
Vote For One
named below, whose terms expire
REP December 31, 2018, shall be retained in office for YES
SAM GRAVES new terms.
HENRY ROBERT MARTIN OEM VOTE ON EACH JUDGE NO
LIB
DAN HOGAN

WRITE IN
MISSOURI SUPREMEC
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Shall Judge W. NT, P0 E of the Proposed by Initiative Petition

FOR STATE SENATOR Missouri Supre e 'ult\be r- -i -d in
DISTRICT 18 office?. Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended
vp to:
Vote For One

CINDY O'LAUGHLIN REP r•,4q, • allow the use of marijuana for medical
purposes, and create regulations and
CRYSTAL STEPHENS MISSOURI SUPREME COURT licensing/certification procedures for
marijuana and marijuana facilities;
JUDGES
WRITE IN • impose a 4 percent tax on the retail sale
of marijuana; and
8haII Judge MARY RHODES RUSSELL of
FOR STATE REPREENTATIVE • use funds from these taxes for health and
the Missouri Supreme Court be retained in
DISTRICT 4L_— ffice?
care services for military veterans by the

Vote For One \) YES

Missouri Veterans Commission and to
administer the program to license/certify
and regulate marijuana and marijuana
JIM HANSEN NO I facilities?
WRITE IN
MISSOURI COURT OF APPEALS This proposal is estimated to generate
JUDGES, annual taxes and fees of $18 million for state
FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE operating costs and veterans programs, and
EASTERN DISTRICT
CIRCUIT 10 $6 million for local governments. Annual
state operating costs are estimated to be $7
Vote For One Shall Judge COLLEEN DOLAN of the million.
Eastern District Court of Appeals be retained
RACHEL BRINGER DEM YES
SHEPHERD in office?
YES NO

WRITE IN NO
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FOR ASSOCIATE CIRCUIT JUDGE Shall Judge LISA P. PAGE of the Eastern
District Court of Appeals be retained in
Vote For One office?
DAVID C. MOBLEY DEM YES

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FOR PRESIDING COMMISSIONER

Vote For One
DEM
WILEY HIBBARD

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FOR COUNTY CLERK

Vote For One
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JANET TUTOR
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AMENDMENT 3
Proposed by Initiative Petition
Shall the Missouri Constitution be amended
to:
• allow the use of marijuana for medical
purposes, and create regulations and
licensing procedures for marijuana and
marijuana facilities;
• impose a 15 percent tax on the retail sale
of marijuana, and a tax on the wholesale
sale of marijuana flowers and leaves per
dry-weight ounce to licensed facilities;
and
• use funds from these taxes to establish
and fund a state research institute to
conduct research with the purpose of
developing cures and treatments for
cancer and other incurable diseases or
medical conditions?
This proposal is estimated to generate
annual taxes and fees of $66 million. State
governmental entities estimate initial
implementation costs of $186,000 and
increased annual operating costs of
$500,000.
YES
NO
AMENDMENT 4
Proposed by the 99th General Assembly
(Second Regular Session) HJR 59
Do you want to amend the Missouri
constitution to:
• remove language limiting bingo game
advertising that a court ruled
unenforceable; and
• allow a member of a licensed
organization conducting bingo games to
participate in the management of bingo
games after being a member of the
organization for six months instead of
the current two years?
State and local governmental entities
estimate no costs or savings from this
proposal.
YES
NO
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CITY OF NEW LONDON
STATUTORY MEASURES QUESTION I
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Shall the City of New London, Missouri
PROPOSITION B discontinue applying and collecting local
sales tax on the titling of motor vehicles,
trailers, boats, and outboard motors that
Proposed by Initiative Petition
were purchased from a source other than a
licensed Missouri dealer?
Do you want to amend Missouri law to:
Approval of this measure will result in a
• increase the state minimum wage to
reduction of local revenue to provide for vital
$8.60 per hour with 85 cents per hour
services for New London and it will place
increase each year until 2023, when the
Missouri dealers of motor vehicles, outboard
state minimum wage would be $12.00
motors, boats, and trailers at a competitive
per hour;
disadvantage to non-Missouri dealers of
• exempt government employers from the
motor vehicles, outboard motors, boats, and
above increase; and
trailers.
• increase the penalty for paying
employees less than the minimum wage? YES
State and local governments estimate no
direct costs or savings from the proposal, but
operating costs could increase by an
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CITY OF NEW LONDON
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unknown annual amount that could be QUESTION 2
significant. State and local government tax
revenue could change by an unknown Shall the City of New London increase its tax
annual amount ranging from a $2.9 million rate on sales tax by one-quarter of one cent
decrease to a $214 million increase per dollar ($1.00) for the purpose of
depending on business decisions. providing park maintenance and
improvements?
YES
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YES
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PROPOSITION C
Proposed by Initiative Petition
Do you want to amend Missouri law to:
• remove state prohibitions on personal
use and possession of medical cannabis
(marijuana) with a written certification by
a physician who treats a patient
diagnosed with a qualifying medicaj
condition;
• remove state prohibitions on gr
\
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possession, production, and sa f
medical marijuana by licensed ini
regulated facilities, and a facility's
licensed owners and employees;
• impose a 2% tax on the retail sale of
medical marijuana; and
• use funds from this tax for veterans'
services, drug treatment, early childhood
education, and for public safety in cities
with a medical marijuana facility?
State government entities estimate initial and
one-time costs of $2.6 million, annual costs
of $10 million, and annual revenues of at
least $10 million. Local government entities
estimate no annual costs and are expected
to have at least $152,000 in annual
revenues.
YES
NO I
PROPOSITION 0
Proposed by the 99th General Assembly
(Second Regular Session) SS 2 HB 1460
Shall Missouri law be amended to fund
Missouri state law enforcement by
increasing the motor fuel tax by two and one
half cents per gallon annually for four years
beginning July 1, 2019, exempt Special
Olympic, Paralympic, and Olympic prizes
from state taxes, and to establish the
Emergency State Freight Bottleneck Fund?
If passed, this measure will generate at least
$288 million annually to the State Road
Fund to provide for the funding of Missouri
state law enforcement and $123 million
annually to local governments for road
construction and maintenance.
YES
NO
VOTE BOTH SIDES
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