Missouri Issue 7, State Legislative Redistricting, Salaries and Procedures (1938)

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Missouri Issue 7 was on the November 8, 1938 ballot in Missouri as an initiated constitutional amendment, where it was defeated.

If Issue 7 had been approved, it would have:

Changed some legislative procedures.
Set forth a redistricting plan that applied to both chambers of the Missouri State Legislature.
Set forth the qualifications required to run for the state legislature.
Set forth rules governing the elections of state legislators.
Set the terms of office of state legislators.
Set the salaries of state legislators.

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v • d • e 1938 ballot measures

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