Vote Yes on Amendment 2

What does it mean to vote 'yes' or 'no' on Missouri Amendment 2?

By voting “yes” on Amendment 2, the Missouri Constitution would be amended to allow sports betting to be legal in the state.

2024 Ballot Measures - election. - Missouri Secretary of State

A “yes” vote will amend the Missouri Constitution to permit licensed sports wagering regulated by the Missouri Gaming Commission and restrict sports betting.

Vote Yes on Kentucky Amendment 2 - Support Educational Choice

Advocate for students, parents, and teachers by voting Yes on Kentucky Amendment 2. Get involved and support educational choice in Kentucky.

Vote Yes on Amendment 2 - Preserve the Right to Fish & Hunt

Amendment 2 preserves Florida's rich traditions, conservation practices and economic opportunities and will prevent extremists from taking away our rights.

EXPLAINER: What does a 'yes' or 'no' vote mean for Kentucky's ...

Amendment Two allows voters to decide whether public tax dollars should be allowed to go to private schools. Voters will choose either “Yes” or “No.”

VOTE YES ON AMENDMENT 2 top donors in 2024 - OpenSecrets

All the numbers on this page are for the 2024 election year and based on data collected by OpenSecrets as of October 13, 2024.

Missouri Amendment 2, Sports Betting Initiative (2024) - Ballotpedia

The ballot measure was approved. A "yes" vote supported legalizing and regulating sports wagering in Missouri. A "no" ...

Vote Yes on Amendment 2 - Diocese of Owensboro

This Amendment will allow for more educational opportunities for parents, students, and teachers. This will keep Kentucky's public-school funding and structure ...

Early MO voters cite education, revenue going to KS in backing ...

Talking to early voters in Clay County, the winds seem to favor a yes vote Wednesday on Amendment 2. But the reasons to vote for or against ...

Amendment 2 failed in every Kentucky county. Here's why

"No." That's what 65% of Kentuckians voted on a constitutional amendment on the November ballot that could have drastically reshaped the ...

2024 election results for Missouri's 6 ballot questions

Amendment 2 sports betting, Amendment 3 abortion, and Proposition A minimum wage all passed in MO on Nov. 5, 2024. Which issues failed?

What does a 'yes' or 'no' vote mean for Kentucky's Amendment 2?

What does a 'yes' or 'no' vote mean for Kentucky's Amendment 2? Subscribe to WLWT on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/1ipUX3c Get more ...

What is Kentucky's Constitutional Amendment 2? - WHAS11

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kentucky voters will find two constitutional amendments on their ballot this upcoming election. Constitutional Amendment 2 ...

Missouri Amendment 2: What to know about the sports betting ballot ...

While sports betting is allowed in Kansas, Missouri lawmakers have failed to agree on a way to legalize it. A constitutional amendment on ...

Will Missouri Amendment 2 generate funding for education? - KOMU

KOMU 8 News talks to experts and looks into television ads that say Amendment 2 could make millions for schools.

Missouri's Amendments and Propositions 2024 explained | ksdk.com

Missouri ballot questions: What to know before you vote in the general election. From abortion rights and sports betting to minimum wage and ...

Special Report: Amendment 2: The Future of School Funding

The ballot measure asks whether voters approve amending the Kentucky Constitution to allow the General Assembly to fund the education of students outside the ...

Breaking down Amendment 2, one of the hottest issues on the ballot

Election Day is nearing, and with that often comes some sort of election preparation. Whether it is to know where to vote or to know what is ...

Florida: Vote "YES" on Amendment 2 - Protect the Right to Fish & Hunt

The upcoming 2024 General Election puts forth a proposal to Florida voters on the ballot to amend the State Constitution to affirm and protect Floridians' ...

We're voting NO on Amendment 2. And we're not alone.

The constitutional amendment, on the ballot this election cycle, claims to preserve the right to fish and hunt in Florida. Sounds benign, right?