Show-Me AG Against Voter Referendum Challenging Redistricting

The reasoning attempts to limit voter power over representation . . . Credit where it's due, that's actually a stronger argument than the debate over signature startup times. 

As we noted . . . This thing will be decided in court but we constantly need to remind both sides of the aisle of this inconvenient fact . . . 

RURAL MISSOURI VOTERS DON'T WANT TO BE LUMPED IN WITH KANSAS CITY!!!

From our perspective . . . This is the x-factor that might be the determining factor from the perspective of the court and, sadly, it's a surprise to so many Missouri politicos who don't understand their voters as well as they might claim on talk shows.  

Of course . . . Here's a more confident conservative assertion . . . 

"The Missouri attorney general’s office has filed a lawsuit to prevent a referendum.

"Hanaway claims that the U.S. Constitution does not give constituents the authority to draw congressional maps, because that power is vested in the legislature. But People Not Politicians argues that Missouri’s constitution allows nearly any law to be subject to the referendum process."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Missouri attorney general claims voters don't have the power to overturn gerrymandered map