Missouri Chamber Opposes Ballot Amendment 6, Citing Business Uncertainty
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Updated Oct 23
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What happened
The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce opposed Amendment 6, which is scheduled for the November 3 ballot. The measure would expand the initiative and referendum petition process and allow courts to revise ballot summaries. Chamber President Matt Morrow stated the proposal could create uncertainty for employers in Missouri.
From ksmu.org
Why it matters
Matt Morrow said a stable and predictable business environment is necessary for Missouri to attract investment and remain economically competitive. The Chamber is concerned the measure could limit the ability to address unintended consequences of voter-approved laws.
From ksmu.org
Who's involved
- Matt MorrowChamber President and CEO of the Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce
- MissouriState where the ballot measure is being considered