@stlpublicradio: Voters rejected Amendment 3, which would have again banned most abortions in the state with some exceptions. The Associated Press made the call at 10:18 p.m., when “no” was leading with 55.6% of the vote. It’s an affirmation of the decision by Missouri voters in 2024 to end the state’s near-total abortion ban. Removing the ban then passed with 51.6% of the vote. At the time, Missouri was the first state to overturn an abortion ban at the ballot box. In addition to banning most abortions, Amendment 3 would have placed within Missouri’s constitution a ban on gender-affirming care for transgender minors. Tap the link in bio for more. ✍️: Sarah Kellog 📸: Brian Munoz

RYRY☆ :

st louis and kansas city are carrying the state

🦇🪶Little_Vixen🪶🦇 :

So happy and proud 🥹

thesacredjuul :

we said wtf we said 💙💙 💃🕺

Kyla :

Yes!!! Now bring back sick leave

The Septic Maniac :

plus they tried to use confusing wording 3:<

reem˚.⋆꒰১ ໒꒱⋆.˚ :

and they had all those signs on the highway🥹

Not fragile like a 🌺 :

AGAIN. LOUDER FOR THE Representatives IN THE BACK.

Gamer Tamer TB :

I did my part yesterday so damn happy!

Imoni Moore 🆘🇺🇸🆘 :

We told y’all the first mf time!💪🏾💙💙

eb123 :

The people have spoken... again!

JRay :

And don’t make us tell you again

sbrown2316 :

Sad

Lauren Simmons :

Yay women can have an abortion up until 26 weeks in Missouri still! That’s 6 months) and weeks past viability!

powrten :

We. Did. Not. Stutter.

VKArmyRM :

we have spoken again

KS_Teacher/Coach :

Again 😏

Krista :

Beautiful

Mox :

I'm proud of us 👏🏼

Robface1 :

Yay

ma.haaaaaaa :

Who me? :

Ryn :

Domoburppp :

Even of you dont like abortion voting yes would be voting against democracy

…. :

Even my mommy and step dad went to the poles and they never vote and typically lean red🥰💙