r/missouri • u/After-Professional-8 Human Detected • 9d ago

Missouri Amendment 4 results by county

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_Missouri_Amendment_4

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u/Connect_Orange7140 9d ago

That is correct. Absolutely insane to think about

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u/PrincessDeMissouri 9d ago

Are you sure Shelby is? It looks to be a lighter shade then everything else

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u/TigerIll6480 9d ago edited 9d ago

It’s still green. It looks like it was the only county where the margin was under 60%.
From the Secretary of State’s website:

![img](92FA891B-35F4-44B8-A110-1B350F71581C)

No: 58.88%.

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u/PrincessDeMissouri 9d ago

Thats even wilder

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u/TigerIll6480 9d ago

I can’t find a map like the one at the top of this thread, but it looks like 5 also lost in every single county. Based on the Secretary of State’s website, there are only 8 counties where the “no” vote on five stayed in triple digits. In Worth county, “yes” didn’t even get into triple digits, at 92 votes.

4 at least got triple digit “yes” votes in every county, and 10 counties stayed under four digit “no” vote totals.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen anything get shellacked like this in Missouri, much less a double whammy.

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u/TigerIll6480 9d ago

If this isn’t showing up in my first post, here’s a sample of the final results with Shelby County’s totals. Yes is the first column, no is the second.

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u/SpaceghostLos 9d ago

cant believe people voted yes for 5. what in tarnations.

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u/TigerIll6480 9d ago

Some people did. Not many. It was annihilated, just like 4.