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Missouri Proposition A
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Missouri Proposition A

Missouri's 2026 referendum on HB 1; voters rejected the 2025 congressional map.

Last refreshed: 5 November 2026 · Appears in 1 active topic

Key Question

Trump carried Missouri, so why did 61.83% reject his party's map?

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Background

Missouri voters rejected Proposition A on 3 November 2026 by 1,278,507 votes (61.83%) to 789,236 (38.17%), with 95% of precincts reporting, on Ballotpedia's unofficial count on 4 November. A No vote repeals HB 1, the congressional map Republicans passed in a 2025 special session and Governor Mike Kehoe signed on 28 September 2025. Missouri's 2022 map stays in place.

The vote followed a referendum petition. the Supreme Court of Missouri suspended HB 1 in Von Glahn v. Hoskins and sent it to voters. The US Supreme Court later stayed an 8th Circuit order and kept Missouri on its 2022 map for the 2026 election.

HB 1 split Kansas City across several districts and targeted the Democratic-held 5th. Its repeal keeps that district in its 2022 shape for future elections.

Common Questions
What is Missouri Proposition A?
Proposition A was the 3 November 2026 referendum on HB 1, Missouri's 2025 congressional map. Voters rejected it, repealing the map.Source: Supreme Court of Missouri; Ballotpedia
What happens if Missouri rejects Proposition A?
Rejection repeals HB 1, so Missouri keeps its 2022 congressional map. Voters rejected the measure on 3 November 2026.Source: Supreme Court of Missouri; Ballotpedia
When does HB 1 take effect if Proposition A passes?
It does not take effect. Voters rejected Proposition A on 3 November 2026 by 61.83% to 38.17%, which repeals HB 1.Source: Ballotpedia
What was the result of Missouri Proposition A?
Voters rejected Proposition A by 1,278,507 votes (61.83%) to 789,236 (38.17%) with 95% of precincts reporting, on Ballotpedia's unofficial count on 4 November 2026.Source: Ballotpedia
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Written with AI from Lowdown's published reporting. Not individually reviewed by an editor. Updated 5 November 2026. Editorial standards.