HCR 37 --- Sponsor: Talboy, Mike --- CoSponsor: Nasheed, Jamilah

Establishes Missouri's ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment to the United States Constitution

HJR 1 --- Sponsor: Cunningham, Jane --- CoSponsor: Ruestman, Marilyn

Proposes a constitutional amendment restricting state court jurisdiction in the areas of taxing, spending, and budgeting

HJR 2 --- Sponsor: Kraus, Will --- CoSponsor: Yates, Brian David

Proposes a constitutional amendment reducing, beginning with the 97th General Assembly, the number of state representatives to 137

HJR 3 --- Sponsor: Dusenberg, Gary --- CoSponsor: Pratt, Bryan

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

HJR 4 --- Sponsor: Kuessner, J. C. --- CoSponsor: Baker, Judy

Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring at least 60% of voters to approve amendments to the Missouri Constitution

HJR 5 --- Sponsor: Kuessner, J. C. --- CoSponsor: Roorda, Jeff

Proposes a constitutional amendment increasing the percentage of voters required for initiative petitions

HJR 6 --- Sponsor: Bruns, Mark J. --- CoSponsor: Fisher, Barney

Proposes a constitutional amendment exempting from taxation the personal property of active duty military personnel

HJR 7 --- Sponsor: Nieves, Brian D. --- CoSponsor: Deeken, Bill

Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing English as the language for all official proceedings in Missouri

HJR 8 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia L. --- CoSponsor: Stevenson, Bryan P.

Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting an increase in real property taxes above the previous year's federal Consumer Price Index increase

HJR 9 --- Sponsor: Dethrow, Mike --- CoSponsor: Sander, Therese

Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring a two-thirds majority for voter approval of initiative petitions relating to harvesting bird, fish, wildlife, or forestry resources

HJR 10 --- Sponsor: Baker, Brian --- CoSponsor: Flook, Tim

Proposes a constitutional amendment raising the allowable level of bonded indebtedness for school districts

HJR 11 --- Sponsor: Lembke, Jim --- CoSponsor: Lembke, Jim

Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting human cloning and authorizing the General Assembly to enact laws regarding health care research

HJR 12 --- Sponsor: Emery, Edgar G. H. --- CoSponsor: Fisher, Barney

Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring all impeachments to be tried by the Senate

HJR 13 --- Sponsor: LeVota, Paul --- CoSponsor: Meadows, Tim

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

HJR 14 --- Sponsor: Lembke, Jim

Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing the same term limits for the Attorney General and State Auditor as for the Governor and StateTreasurer

HJR 15 --- Sponsor: Lembke, Jim

Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing single 8-year terms for nonpartisan selection judges and requires the Governor's judicial appointments to the Supreme Court to be approved by the Senate

HJR 16 --- Sponsor: Flook, Tim --- CoSponsor: Tilley, Steven

Proposes a constitutional amendment changing the General Assembly meeting dates, dates for considering appropriation bills, and certain tabling deadlines

HJR 17 --- Sponsor: Schoemehl, Sue

Proposes a constitutional amendment allowing simple majority approval for school district bond issues

HJR 18 --- Sponsor: Davis, Cynthia L. --- CoSponsor: Jones, Timothy W.

Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring two-thirds majority vote for future constitutional amendments and modifies the process for accepting and enacting constitutional amendments

HJR 19 --- Sponsor: Jones, Timothy W. --- CoSponsor: Jetton, Rod

Proposes a constitutional amendment guaranteeing a citizen's First Amendment right to pray on public property and reaffirming a citizen's right to choose any or no religion

HJR 20 --- Sponsor: Jetton, Rod --- CoSponsor: Jetton, Rod

Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing limits on the total state general revenue appropriations

HJR 21 --- Sponsor: Cooper, Shannon

Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting political subdivisions from imposing taxes on the gross receipts of telecommunication providers at rates higher than business license tax

HJR 22 --- Sponsor: Ervin, Doug --- CoSponsor: Baker, Brian

Proposes a constitutional amendment modifying the procedures for the legislative approval of any schedule of compensation proposed by the Citizens' Commission on the Compensation of Elected Officials

HJR 23 --- Sponsor: Lembke, Jim

Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting human cloning

HJR 24 --- Sponsor: Threlkeld, Kevin --- CoSponsor: Nieves, Brian D.

Proposes a constitutional amendment replacing property tax with an alternative tax structure

HJR 25 --- Sponsor: Kingery, Gayle --- CoSponsor: Marsh, B.J.

Proposes a constitutional amendment limiting the total service in the General Assembly to 16 years

HJR 26 --- Sponsor: Quinn, John

Proposes a constitutional amendment authorizing the Department of Agriculture to regulate deer and elk except privately owned deer and elk which may be regulated by legislation

HJR 27 --- Sponsor: Storch, Rachel --- CoSponsor: Daus, Michael

Proposes a constitutional amendment transferring the initial responsibility for congressional and legislative redistricting from a congressional committee to a state demographer

HJR 28 --- Sponsor: Harris, Belinda --- CoSponsor: Wildberger, Edward

Proposes a constitutional amendment allowing constitutionally chartered cities or counties to impose liens on nuisance property

HJR 29 --- Sponsor: Harris, Belinda --- CoSponsor: Wildberger, Edward

Proposes a constitutional amendment giving the power of eminent domain to the state and its political subdivisions whose officials are directly responsible to elected officials

HJR 30 --- Sponsor: Denison, Charles W. "Charlie" --- CoSponsor: Jetton, Rod

Proposes a constitutional amendment creating the Stormwater Loan Revolving Fund for financing and constructing stormwater control plans, studies, and projects

HJR 31 --- Sponsor: Lembke, Jim

Proposes a constitutional amendment repealing the nonpartisan selection of judges and replacing it with a gubernatorial appointment process for certain judges

HJR 32 --- Sponsor: Cunningham, Jane --- CoSponsor: Davis, Cynthia L.

Proposes a constitutional amendment specifiying that certain sections of the Missouri Constitution cannot be more restrictive than the First Amendment of the United States Constitution

HJR 33 --- Sponsor: Emery, Edgar G. H. --- CoSponsor: Threlkeld, Kevin

Proposes a constitutional amendment repealing the nonpartisan selection of judges and providing for the selection of judicial nominees by the Judicial Confirmation Commission

HJR 34 --- Sponsor: Hunter, Steve

Proposes a constitutional amendment repealing the judicial retention election of state judges by voters and gives the authority to the General Assembly

HJR 35 --- Sponsor: Hunter, Steve --- CoSponsor: Nieves, Brian D.

Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring initiative petitions to be signed by 15% of the voters in all congressional districts and that the ballot measure be on the ballot at the next general election

HJR 36 --- Sponsor: Pearce, David

Proposes a constitutional amendment guaranteeing a person's right to use firearms or ammunition during a declared state of emergency

HJR 37 --- Sponsor: Baker, Judy --- CoSponsor: McClanahan, Rebecca

Proposes a constitutional amendment authorizing the sale of bonds to plan, design, construct, renovate, and maintain state college and university buildings

HJR 38 --- Sponsor: Yates, Brian David

Proposes a constitutional amendment authorizing the General Assembly to establish identification requirements for voting in Missouri and requiring the state to pay for the cost of one form of identification

SCR 7 --- Sponsor: Bray, Joan

Relating to the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment to the United States Constitution

SJR 3 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt

Creates the "Missouri Savings Account" in the Constitution

SJR 4 --- Sponsor: Nodler, Gary

Makes English the language of all official proceedings in the state

SJR 5 --- Sponsor: Graham, Chuck

Requires that all appropriations by the General Assembly cannot exceed the official estimate of state revenues

SJR 6 --- Sponsor: Graham, Chuck

Modifies the procedure for division of the state into U.S. Congressional districts

SJR 7 --- Sponsor: Graham, Chuck

Requires the State Treasurer to provide an estimate of available state revenues each fiscal year

SJR 9 --- Sponsor: Crowell, Jason

Creates an exception to the prohibition against laws retrospective in operation by allowing the sexual offender registry laws to be applied retrospectively

SJR 10 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt

Repeals the current constitutional provisions regarding stem cell research and prohibits human cloning

SJR 11 --- Sponsor: Bartle, Matt

Requires a two-thirds majority vote of the people in order to amend the Constitution

SJR 13 --- Sponsor: Vogel, Carl

Creates a property tax exemption for personal property of active duty military personnel

SJR 14 --- Sponsor: Clemens, Dan

Creates a two year budget cycle

SJR 15 --- Sponsor: Green, Timothy P.

Increases term limits for members of the General Assembly from 8 years to 12 years in each house

SJR 16 --- Sponsor: Shoemyer, Wes

Authorizes political subdivisions to submit ballot measures increasing or decreasing revenue without further statutory authorization

SJR 18 --- Sponsor: Shoemyer, Wes

Allows counties and St. Louis City to adopt regulations affecting public health and welfare that are more restrictive than state law

SJR 21 --- Sponsor: Clemens, Dan

Lowers the number of representatives from 163 to 101 and length and number of terms for representatives and senators

SJR 22 --- Sponsor: Koster, Chris

Allows for tax relief for the purpose of promoting local economic development

SJR 23 --- Sponsor: Ridgeway, Luann

Limits reassessment of residential real property to years in which transfer of title occurs

SJR 24 --- Sponsor: Lager, Brad

Establishes limits on the total state general revenue appropriations

SJR 25 --- Sponsor: Loudon, John

Requires the official dating standard in the state to be AD, or Anno Domini, and BC, or Before Christ

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