In 2024, Missouri voters approved the Right to Reproductive Freedom Amendment, ending the state’s near-total abortion ban and protecting the right to make personal decisions about pregnancy with a doctor. Amendment 3 would overturn those protections and once again allow politicians to ban abortion in nearly all cases.
Amendment 3 asks voters to reverse a decision they already made at the ballot box. Missouri Jobs with Justice Voter Action believes families—not politicians—should make personal medical decisions and that the will of Missouri voters should be respected.
In 2024, Missouri voters chose to protect reproductive freedom by approving a constitutional amendment that restored abortion rights and protected personal medical decision-making. Amendment 3 asks voters to undo that decision.
Families and doctors—not politicians—should make decisions about pregnancy, abortion, and reproductive health care. Amendment 3 would return that authority to politicians in Jefferson City.
Amendment 3 would repeal reproductive freedom protections that extend beyond abortion. The voter-approved constitutional amendment also protects reproductive health care including birth control, prenatal care, childbirth, postpartum care, and miscarriage care.
Amendment 3 is a proposed constitutional amendment that would overturn the reproductive freedom protections approved by Missouri voters in 2024 and once again ban abortion in nearly all cases.
Reject Amendment 3 and VOTE NO.
Amendment 3 would reverse the Right to Reproductive Freedom Amendment approved by Missouri voters in 2024. It would allow politicians to once again ban abortion in nearly all cases and undermine voter-approved protections.
Families and doctors—not politicians—should make personal medical decisions. Amendment 3 would overturn the will of Missouri voters and take away reproductive freedom protections that were approved by voters in 2024.
Yes. In 2024, Missouri voters approved the Right to Reproductive Freedom Amendment and ended the state’s near-total abortion ban. Amendment 3 asks voters to reverse that decision.
Amendment 3 would once again allow politicians to ban abortion in nearly all cases and return decisions about pregnancy and abortion to elected officials instead of families and their doctors.
Amendment 3 threatens more than abortion access. It could also undermine voter-approved protections related to birth control, prenatal care, IVF, and maternal health care.
If Amendment 3 passes, Missouri’s reproductive freedom protections approved in 2024 would be overturned. Politicians could once again ban abortion in nearly all cases and regain control over decisions that families and doctors currently make together.
If Amendment 3 fails, the reproductive freedom protections approved by Missouri voters in 2024 will remain in place.
A “NO” vote preserves the decision voters already made and keeps medical decisions in the hands of families and their doctors.
Missouri voters will decide Amendment 3 during the November 3, 2026 General Election.
Vote NO On Amendment 3.
Read the official text of Amendment 3 as it will appear on the ballot.
Learn more about the campaign to protect the reproductive freedom protections approved by Missouri voters and keep politicians out of personal medical decisions.