Missouri Workers Power

Need plans tonight in Kansas City? Join us! They'll talk about economic and racial inequality and getting out the vote to make democracy work for all of us. 🗳️ 📍 Country Club Christian Church, 6101 Ward Pkwy 🕕 6 PM

Ever wonder why your electric bill keeps climbing and nobody in charge seems to care? Start with who drew the map. No on Prop A is how we make them listen. Follow Missouri Workers Power for news and updates on the issues facing Missouri workers and how we'll solve them together.

In your exam room, there's one chair for you and one for your doctor. There isn't room for Jefferson City politicians. Vote NO on Amendment 3 on Nov 3. Early voting starts Oct 20. Send this to someone who'd rather make their own medical choices.

You're supposed to choose your representatives, not the other way around. Proposition A turns that upside down by letting politicians and lobbyists rig voting maps and choose their voters and protect their own power. Take action at an event near you: bit.ly/mogotv26

Kansas City’s plan to pay off $615.2 million in Royals stadium bonds explained in ribs. 🍖 If it takes public money, it takes a public vote. Kansas City votes April 6, 2027. Read the whole Article: buff.ly/1fOsz4v

Your ballot, in order. Amendment 6: YES Proposition A: NO Amendment 3: NO Early voting is Oct 20–Nov 2. Election Day is Nov 3, 6 AM–7 PM. Bring a photo ID. Save this one.

We already voted to end the abortion ban two years ago. But politicians are using dirty tricks to overturn the will of voters and ban abortion all over again with Amendment 3. Don't let them get away with it, find an event near you: bit.ly/mogotv26

No matter who we vote for, or where we live, when we make our voices heard at the ballot box, that should matter. But politicians, lawyers, and lobbyists think they can do whatever they want no matter what we decide. We have the power to say NO. Find an event near you: bit.ly/mogotv26

Republicans, Democrats, Independents, and everyone in between agree: No matter where you stand on abortion or who we vote for, politicians don't get to overturn the voice of the people. Don't let politicians get away with dirty tricks, find an event near you: bit.ly/mogotv26

Tomorrow!

Politicians are counting on us to sit this one out… But this is the Show-Me State. This Nov. we will SHOW them again that in Missouri the people have the power. Take action at an event near you: bit.ly/mogotv26

Grocery bill went up again. Your paycheck didn’t. 1,693,064 of us voted for a raise that keeps up with the cost of living. Jon Patterson made the call to cut that part out. He’s out of touch. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov 3.

YES on Amendment 6. NO on Amendment 3. NO on Prop A. Tuesday, Nov 3. That’s the whole thing. Honestly, it’s wild that it took seven panels, but here we are.

The ballot tries to claim Prop A “keeps more counties intact.” But just look at the map; it'll split communities miles apart. Politicians don’t pick their voters. We pick them. NO on Prop A, Tuesday, Nov 3.

Jon Patterson put his House behind Amendment 5. It would have killed the income tax and taxed your haircut, your plumber, and your daycare instead. 83% of Missouri said no. It lost in every single county. He keeps fighting voters. He keeps losing. Senate District 8, vote Tuesday, Nov. 3.

The school's call comes mid-shift. She's sick, come get her. How much pay can you afford to lose? Missouri passed paid sick leave in 2024 so workers wouldn’t face that choice. Jeff City’s deceitful politicians repealed it. Take our power back: YES on Amendment 6, Tuesday, Nov 3.

A lot of myths about Amendment 6, and we're debunking them all. YES on 6. Tuesday, Nov 3.

In 2025, Jon Patterson's House sent $1.5 billion to the Chiefs and Royals. Then, in 2026, his House cut $51 million from child care. He can always find money. Just never for you. Reminder for Senate District 8: vote Patterson out Tuesday, Nov. 3.

1.69 million of us voted for paid sick days. Less than a year later, Jon Patterson's House repealed them. On the House floor, he called it "compromising with the people." 1.69 million voices. He heard none of them. Senate District 8, vote Tuesday, Nov. 3.

1,693,064 of us voted for paid sick days in 2024. Politicians repealed them in 2025. Amendment 6 makes it much harder to undo a law we pass: 80% of both chambers, then back to us for a vote. YES on 6, Tuesday, Nov 3.

Three measures on your ballot, Nov. 3. Here's how we're voting & why: ✅ YES on Amend 6 makes it nearly impossible for politicians to overturn laws we pass ❌ NO on Prop A to stop the gerrymandered map politicians rushed through in 2025. ❌ NO on Amendment 3 to protect abortion rights

In August, we crushed Amendment 4 in every county. They tried to make petitioning harder. We said no. Amendment 6 makes petitioning a fundamental right and keeps the legislature from weakening it. Vote YES on Amendment 6. Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Tomorrow Night!

Data centers get the tax breaks. Our schools and utility bills get the bill. Nobody asked us. Rep. Ann Wagner, whose side are you on? Town hall Mon, Oct 19, 7pm, Kirkwood Baptist Church, and livestreamed: RSVP Here: buff.ly/M5J03Ji

In 2024, 1.69 million of us voted for paid sick days. In 2025, Jefferson City repealed them, led by Speaker Jon Patterson. Amendment 6 won't bring them back. It will make the next law we pass much harder for deceitful politicians like Jon Patterson to repeal. Vote YES on Amendment 6 Tues, Nov. 3.

Sick and tired of how confusing our ballot language is? Amendment 6 requires every ballot summary to be clear, fair, and accurate. If deceitful politicians write a misleading one, we can take it to court. Vote YES on Amendment 6. Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Sick and tired of how confusing our ballot language is? Amendment 6 requires every ballot summary to be clear, fair, and accurate. If deceitful politicians write a misleading one, we can take it to court. Vote YES on Amendment 6. Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Short ballot, long list of tricks. One vote protects your vote: YES on 6. The rest are tricks; vote NO. Tuesday, Nov. 3. Follow @moworkerspower for voter info.

🗳️ Tomorrow, Wednesday, Oct. 7, is the last day to register to vote in Missouri. Rent, groceries, premiums, sick days. Every one of those gets decided by somebody we vote for or against. ⏰ It takes about two minutes. Check your status or register at buff.ly/mGcJ4mg.

4.5 square miles of Kansas City, from the state line to Brooklyn Ave, would have its tax growth go to a billionaire's stadium instead of parks, trash pickup, and fire departments. The Mayor and Council did it without asking anyone. In April 2027, the people get the final say.