CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

Missouri House of Representatives
92nd General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session (2004)
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

: Authorizes the construction and maintenance of toll road facilities, contingent upon passage of a constitutional amendment.

: Ratifies the Equal Rights Amendment to the United States Constitution.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment guaranteeing the right to hunt, fish, and harvest game.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring the Governor's submission of a balanced budget without voter-approved tax increases.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment extending legislative term limits to 12 years.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment to the United States Constitution.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment allowing the construction of toll roads and facilities.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring all salary increases for members of the General Assembly to be approved by voters.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment authorizing any county to adopt a charter form of government.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment allowing the construction of toll road facilities.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring two-thirds majority vote on initiatives relating to the opportunity to harvest bird, fish, game, wildlife, and forestry resources.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment replacing the Highways and Transportation Commission with a Director of Transportation.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment reducing the size of the House of Representatives to 101 members.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing marriage as only between a man and a woman.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing marriage as only between a man and a woman.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting the Governor from reducing appropriations for education.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment changing the composition of the State Board of Education.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing marriage as only between a man and a woman.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment allowing gaming devices within certain businesses close to interstate highways.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to allow school districts to pass bond issues by a simple majority vote.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment restricting the use of transportation revenue.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment setting term limits for all statewide elected officials.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing marriage as only between a man and a woman.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment guaranteeing a citizen's right to pray.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing an appropriations growth limit.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring the election of all supreme court, courts of appeal, circuit court, and associate circuit judges.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting any state court from imposing any tax or toll road fee or requiring the General Assembly to do so.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting the General Assembly from removing certain statutory termination dates absent a two-thirds vote.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment authorizing the use of gaming devices by nonprofit veterans' organizations.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment removing the time limit for members of organizations before they can conduct bingo games.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to remove the restriction against distribution of public funds to religious organizations.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment reducing the minimum age requirements for state representatives and senators.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting reduction of the Children's Health Insurance Program coverage without two-thirds legislative majority.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment creating the Budget Control Fund.

: Requires debate on constitutional amendments to be recorded.

: Removes portion of the Missouri Constitution which prohibits distribution of state funds to religious organizations.

: Removes provision of Constitution limiting distribution of funds to any church, religion, or any preacher or teacher thereof.

: Amends the Constitution to create a Revenue Stabilization Fund.

: Constitutional amendment to repeal legistative term limits, subject to voter approval.

: Amends the Constitution to state that only marriages between a man and a women will be valid and recognized in Missouri.

: Exempts property owned by veterans' organizations from property taxation.

: Amends the Constitution to allow the Commission to design, acquire, construct, maintain and operate toll facilities.

: Changes minimum age requirements for members of the General Assembly.

: A resolution to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

: Exempts livestock and grain from property taxation.

: Eliminates non-highway agencies from receiving highway revenues over a five-year period.

: Amends the Constitution to allow the Commission to design, acquire, construct, maintain and operate toll facilities.

: Revises requirements to be met by those involved in the management of bingo.

: Removes the Governor's recommendations for revenue bills from the Constitution.

: Enables the Legislature to issue bonds for education purposes.

: Modifies the budget reserve fund.

: Revises the current transportation funding scheme with respect to various state agencies.

: Eliminates the requirement of one judge per county and converts associate circuit judges into circuit judges.

: Reduces number of representatives from 163 to 90 and the number of senators from 34 to 30.

: Resubmits the conservation sales tax to the voters every ten years.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting the legislature from passing laws previously rejected by the people.

: Resubmits the parks and recreation tax to a vote of the people starting in 2008.

: Repeals the three year repayment requirement for the budget reserve fund.

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Last Updated October 7, 2004 at 11:09 am