When I was 23 about a year into a new relationship ... That’s why I’m voting YES on Amendment 3.” – Demi, St. Louis Note to voters: Three judges on the Missouri Supreme Court opposed ...

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A campaign committee supporting Amendment 3 has raised more than $23 million in donations of $5,000 ... outside Planned Parenthood of the St. Louis Region and Southwest Missouri.

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He said eyes will also be on returns in Senate District 23. Democrats are hosting ... s rights,” referring to Amendment 3. Kaylen Mattie, a 30-year-old teacher in St. Charles County who lives ...

Amendment 3 doesn’t define “extraordinary medical measures” – leaving unclear on the proposal’s face what counts as ...

Charter Amendment ... be on the hook for $23 million upfront and an additional $1 million a year, money that would otherwise be used for basic city services, such as street sweeping, tree trimming ...

They returned Thursday after an eventful 48 hours for their financial view as an organization, and awaiting them in St. Louis ...

What is “fetal viability”? When could abortion clinics reopen in Missouri? Does Amendment 3 prevent malpractice suits? We answer all your questions.

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A ballot measure to enshrine abortion protections in Florida’s Constitution does not have enough support to pass, according to a new poll. The survey from St. Pete Polls conducted for ...

Charter Amendment ... be on the hook for $23 million upfront and an additional $1 million a year, money that would otherwise be used for basic city services, such as street sweeping, tree trimming ...