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Missouri House of Representatives
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: Prohibits colleges in this state from restricting employees who reside outside Missouri from occupying public office in their home state.

: Revises election laws.

: Revises election laws.

: Requires that family court commissioners be placed on the ballot at every presidential election for purposes of a retention vote.

: Revises election laws.

: Requires subdistrict residency for St. Louis school board members; clarifies that even-numbered board district members shall stand for election in April 2001.

: Changes the qualifications, election and districting of the members of the City of St. Louis school board.

: Enacts additional petition requirements for the question of retaining the city manager form of government in third class cities.

: Prohibits school board members from filing for re-election if they have not completed education and training.

: Changes process of nominating and electing presidential electors to district by district method with two statewide electors; binds electors to vote for nominating party.

: Revises election laws.

: Clarifies that all candidates for nomination to public office may contest primary elections; allows candidates for county committee to challenge their election results.

: Changes legislative district committee membership.

: Adopts a single-ballot open primary system.

: Enacts weekend voting procedures for all elections, ending August 31, 2004.

: Requires a one-year waiting period before resubmission of defeated school bond issues.

: Creates a single ballot primary pilot project.

: Enacts additional disclosures for campaign materials and broadcasts.

: Prohibits persons or entities from making aggregate contributions to political party committees in excess of five thousand dollars in any single calendar year.

: Changes the election of presidential electors to a district by district method, with the two at-large electors going to the statewide popular vote winner.

: Requires school board members to reside in the school district for one year prior to election or appointment.

: Requires election authorities to accept absentee ballot applications by fax, within the limits of the technology available.

: Requires candidates for offices requiring bonds to show proof of ability to obtain the bond prior to filing as a candidate for such office.

: Changes the county political party committee district structure in Jackson County.

: Requires the listing of an address or phone number on all election literature.

: Regulates the voting rights of persons in public water supply districts.

: Requires the stating of voters' names prior to receipt of a ballot.

: Makes absentee ballot lists available to the public.

: Changes process of nominating and electing presidential electors to district by district method with two statewide electors; binds electors to vote for nominating party.

: Amends various public water supply district proceedings laws.

: Allows a business owner of property in a drainage district to delegate individual to represent the owner.

: Allows for recall elections of school district board members.

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to change legislative term limits from 8 years to 12 years.

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

: Proposes a constitutional amendment to require voter approval of any tax increase by the General Assembly.

: Prevents poll watchers and challengers in presidential primary elections from collecting certain information.

: Revises election laws.

: Allows election authorities the option of providing early voting (voting before the election).

: Allows counties of the third classification to adopt building codes in certain areas, subject to voter approval.

: Specifies the effective dates for laws passed by initiative and vetoed bills when veto is overridden.

: Enacts a two-person runoff in the case of a plurality at either a primary or a general election.

: Requires the disclosure of the identity of political phone callers.

: Third class cities in St. Louis County shall fill vacancies by appointment.

: Increases authorization for county law enforcement sales tax from one-half of one percent to one percent.

: Eliminates Missouri's motor vehicle voter registration program.

: Increases sales tax to fund transportation projects and requires director to be elected rather than appointed.

: Family Court Commissioners.

: Allows various local taxes for tourism and other purposes.

: Requires sheriffs to become certified peace officers.

: Revises election laws.

: Allows MAP testing of special education students to occur at developmentally appropriate grade levels.

: Revises election laws.

: Election authorities must accept absentee ballot applications by fax.

: Recalling fire district board members requires misconduct in office.

: Modifies election process for nursing home district directors.

: Commission on Judicial Resources shall determine number of judges.

: Sole caretakers of homebound voters may vote absentee.

: Modifies lobbyist regulations, campaign finance laws, and ethics commission.

: Repeals and re-enacts current congressional districts.

: Asks Congress to adopt a comprehensive military voting right act.

: Revises term limits for members of the General Assembly.

: Revises term limits for members of the General Assembly.

: Establishes an election process for selecting public service commissioners.

: Allows approval of school bond issues by simple majority.

: Eliminates the citizens' commission on compensation for elected officials (Salary Commission).

: Commission of Judicial Resources shall determine number of judges.

: Revises term limits.

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Missouri House of Representatives
Last Updated November 26, 2001 at 11:49 am