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The 100 PAC New Legislative Scorecard For 2022 Session
By The 100 PAC
As you all know, Jefferson City is full of RINOS. Don't take our word for it--now you have the actual votes taken in the Missouri Senate this year by the Republican super-majorities elected by Republican voters.
The 100 PAC is proud to present a voting scorecard for the 2022 legislative session--including key votes on issues such as Critical Race Theory, redistricting, illegal immigrants in our colleges, transgender sports, out of control spending, election integrity, and more!
Each one of these graded votes were actual roll call votes taken on the Missouri Senate floor by each Republican senator--they have been verified by the Missouri Senate Journal, which is a permanent record of the proceedings within the Missouri Senate chamber.
Each of these votes reflect a position on a direct plank within the Republican GOP state party platform, and yet, as shown, many Republicans are deviating from the platform on a regular basis.
With many open primary seats to be decided in this August's Missouri primary, it is critical to be informed about what your senators are doing once campaign season ends. Does your senator's voting record reflect how you expected them to behave with your vote in the Missouri Senate?
Download and share the Scorecard using this link.
[Listen] Bill Eigel Interview
Ranked-choice Voting Proposal May Miss Missouri Ballot, Campaign Says
A proposal that would bring ranked-choice voting to Missouri as part of the biggest change in state elections since the introduction of the partisan primary may not have enough signatures to make the November ballot. The constitutional amendment proposed by Better Elections needed at least 171,592 signatures, properly distributed among six of the state’s eight congressional districts, to qualify for the ballot. Despite turning in what the campaign said was more than 300,000 signatures, it may fall short, spokesman Scott Charton said Thursday.
“There may not be sufficient signatures under Missouri law to give voters a chance to say yes to the Better Elections Amendment,” a statement issued by the campaign stated. “The final counts from counties are still coming in, and we’re watching them closely.”
Continue reading here.
[Listen] Conservative Representative Brian Seitz Interview
Some Clinics Aren’t Waiting for Roe Decision to Stop Abortions
Although Roe v. Wade remains the law of the land, women can no longer get a legal abortion in two states, Oklahoma and South Dakota. In at least one other, Missouri, the only clinic is booked and not accepting new appointments. And in a fourth state, Wisconsin, clinics will not schedule abortions for after the end of the Supreme Court’s term in late June. Before May 2, when a draft Supreme Court opinion that would overturn Roe was leaked, there had been at least one abortion clinic in every state. But in some states, health care providers aren’t waiting for the actual decision to be issued to start operating as if Roe were overturned.
“It’s already happening,” said Caitlin Myers, a professor of economics at Middlebury College who studies abortion accessibility. She is leading a national survey of abortion clinics and supplied data on her recent findings, which was verified by The New York Times. The changes in the last few weeks suggest how quickly an overturning of Roe could reduce abortion access across the South and Midwest, which would be a hard-fought victory for the anti-abortion movement. A survey published Wednesday by the Guttmacher Institute found that abortions had increased around the country between 2017 and 2020, reversing decades of declines. Around one in five pregnancies ended in abortion during that period.
Continue reading here.
Social Media Highlights
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