Creates a constitutional glossary that requires voter approval

Summary

The bill would set up a glossary of terms used in Missouri’s constitution, adding definitions only after a simple‑majority vote in a general election. The secretary of state, with the attorney general, would collect proposals from the public and legislators every two years, review them for neutrality and accuracy, and place the approved terms on the ballot. The measure failed to advance beyond committee referral.

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