One of the most hotly-contested ballot issues in November in Missouri was Amendment Three, which essentially legalized abortion in Missouri. While Amendment Three passed by about 95,000 votes statewide, it failed in at least 105 of Missouri's 114 counties. Several lawmakers who represent those rural areas, including State Rep. Brian Seitz (R-Branson), have blasted the vote. State Sen. Mary Elizabeth Coleman (R-Arnold) joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" to preview the 2025 session. She is filing a proposed constitutional amendment that, if passed, would be placed on the statewide ballot. Senator Coleman tells listeners that SJR 25 would correct what she calls the lies told by Amendment Three supporters . She says her measure would also enshrine in the Missouri Constitution necessary healthcare and safety protections for women. Abortion-rights supporters say the voters have already spoken on Amendment 3. We also discussed taxes during the live interview. Senator Coleman has filed legislation that would eliminate the individual income tax. Senator Coleman represents fast-growing Jefferson County in the Missouri Senate. Republicans will once again control the Missouri Senate 24-10 in January:

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