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Yolanda Young — Democratic State Representative for Missouri District 22 (official headshot)

Yolanda Young Voting Record & Scorecard | National Democrat Platform

MO Representative

District: 22 • Democrat

2024 DEM Alignment:

14.58%

Lifetime Alignment:

12.75%

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Rep. Yolanda Young (D-MO-22) earned a 15% National Democrat Platform score for 2024, showing minimal alignment with Democratic Party Platform principles. Yolanda Young voted on 48 of the 66 substantive bills scored by Dem Platform in 2024. Across 2 years rated, Yolanda Young's lifetime Dem Platform score averages 13%, with 103 votes recorded across 130 scored bills. Yolanda Young represents the 22nd District in the Missouri House of Representatives.

Title

Lawmaker Position

HB 1413House 20241x

Strengthening Election Integrity by Requiring a Distinguishing Mark on Photo-IDs to Ensure Only U.S. Citizens May Vote.

Against DEMs
This bill requires that any state driver''s license or nondriver''s licensed issued to a citizen of the United States must have a distinguishing mark on the front of the license to indicate that the license holder is a U.S. citizen. Additionally, the Department of Revenue is required to coordinate with the U.S. Department of State to establish criteria for establishing citizen status and a procedure for verifying that status. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 1486House 20241x

Hiking Government Spending on Pre-K Initiatives which Exceed the Core K-12 Educational Duties of Taxpayers.

Against DEMs
This bill increases government spending on prekindergarten by requiring the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) to include students who attend an early childhood education program prior to kindergarten in the calculation when remitting funding to school districts and charter schools. As a result, an increased number of pre-k students are included in the school funding formula. This bill is expected to cost anywhere from $17 million to $181 million. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 1488House 20241x

Expanding Cronyism and Growing Government Dependency Through a $70 Million Tax Credit Scheme which Further Subsidizes Childcare Costs.

Against DEMs
This bill creates a tax credit package expected to cost taxpayers up to $70 million annually. The package includes the "Child Care Contribution Tax Credit Act," creating a tax credit equal to 75% of a taxpayer''s contribution to a childcare provider. The bill also creates the "Employer Provided Child Care Assistance Tax Credit Act" where employers can claim a 30% tax credit for childcare expenditures, as well as the "Child Care Providers Tax Credit Act" where childcare providers can claim a tax credit for withholding tax and up to 30% of expenditures. Each tax credit is capped at $20 million annually, however a 15% increase is allowed for contributions in "childcare deserts." Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 1511House 20241x

Prohibiting Localities from Imposing Unfunded Electric Vehicle Charging Station Mandates.

Against DEMs
This bill protects business owners from costly man dates by stipulating that any locality that requires the installation of electric vehicle charging stations must pay all costs associated with the installation, maintenance, and operation of the electric vehicle charging stations. Additionally, the bill prohibits any locality from requiring more than five electric vehicle charging stations per parking lot and that such policies will only apply to parking lots with more than 30 parking spaces. While lawmakers should instead completely prohibit localities from imposing any electric vehicle charging station mandates, this measure does serve as a step in the right direction in protecting private property rights. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 1518House 20241x

Protecting Free Speech and Association in Public Higher Education by Prohibiting Discrimination Against Student Religious Groups.

Against DEMs
This bill protects free speech in higher education by prohibiting discrimination against belief-based student associations based on their requirements for leaders to adhere to sincerely held beliefs, practice standards, or code of conduct. Barred practices under the bill include taking negative actions or implementing policies that withhold benefits from these student associations that are available to other groups. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 1564House 20241x

Increasing Taxation and the Growth of Government by Allowing Localities to Impose New Taxes for Wasteful Tourism Initiatives and Capital Improvements.

Against DEMs
This bill allows various counties and cities to impose new taxes to fund tourism purposes, capital improvement, and hospital and emergency facilities. Under the bill, certain counties, upon voter approval, are allowed to issue a county sales tax up to 1% for the purpose of supporting the operation of hospital services. Additionally, various cities and counties are permitted to impose transient guest taxes to fund tourism, a sales tax of up to 2% on retail sales of food for capital improvements, and a sales tax of up to 0.05% for improving emergency medical services. Localities should reduce wasteful and unnecessary funding of initiatives outside of the scope of government, such as tourism promotion, instead of imposing new taxes to supplement runaway spending. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 1707House 20241x

Strengthening Public Safety by Allowing Law Enforcement Agencies to Request Assistance from Other Jurisdictions.

Against DEMs
This bill strengthens public safety by allowing the chief law enforcement executive for any law enforcement agency (LEA) to request assistance from a separate LEA in another jurisdiction, including from outside the state. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 1750House 20241x

Strengthening Property Rights by Prohibiting the Use of Eminent Domain to Seize Property for Wind and Solar Energy Collector Systems.

Against DEMs
This bill strengthens property rights by prohibiting the use of eminent domain by electrical corporations for the construction or erection of any plant, tower, panel, or facility that uses wind or solar to generate or manufacture electricity. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 1753House 20241x

Protecting Energy Production in Missouri by Implementing Safeguards upon the Closure of Electric Power Plants.

Against DEMs
This bill ensures the availability of energy in the state by implementing safeguards for the closure ofcoal-poweredelectric plants. Under the bill, an electric corporation must first certify that it has secured and placed on the electric grid an equal or greater amount of replacement reliable electric generation prior to closing an existingcoal-poweredplant. Additionally, newelectricplants must be comprised of at least 80% dispatchable energy (energy from a source that is available for use on demand and can be adjusted to market needs), such as natural gas, nuclear, geothermal, coal, and more. This measure serves to protect Missourians from skyrocketing energy costs and a potential energy crisisdue to more costly and less reliable "green energy" promoted througha politicized environmental agenda. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 1775 (HA 8)House 20241x

Worsening Tax Burdens and Stifling Economic Growth by Increasing Personal Income Tax Rates, with the Highest Rate from 4.95% to 6%.

Against DEMs
House amendment 8 to a bill modifying various provisions relating to the Department of Revenue. This amendment worsens tax burdens by jacking up income tax rates and modifying the state''s income tax brackets. Under current law, the income tax rate ranges from 2% to 4.95% based on taxable income ranging from $1,207 to more than $8,449. This amendment would set the tax rate at a set dollar amount per bracket plus a percentage of 2% to 6% based on taxable income ranging from under $1,000 to over $9,000. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 1795House 20241x

Expanding Employment Opportunities by Easing Restrictive Labor Laws for Minors.

Against DEMs
This bill expands employment opportunities for minors by prohibiting any state entity from requiring the issuance of work certificates or work permits for minors as a condition of employment. The bill also stipulates that employers will not be required to obtain a work permit from a minor as a condition of employment, however employers must receive signed permission slips from the legal guardian of an employed minor between the ages of 14 and 16. The bill does set restrictions on the number of hours a minor can be gainfully employed during a school day. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 1803House 20241x

Worsening Cronyism and Growing Government Central Planning by Increasing Annual Spending on Low-Interest Loans for Government-Favored Industries from $800 Million to $1.2 Billion.

Against DEMs
This bill worsens cronyism by increasing from $800 million to $1.2 billion the annual maximum funding of the MOBUCK$ program, a low-interest loan program for farmers, small businesses, and local governments. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 1912House 20241x

Opt-Out of SALT Parity Act.

With DEMs
None
HB 1936House 20241x

Expanding Cronyism by Increasing Payouts Under the Historic Buildings Tax Credit.

Against DEMs
This bill expands cronyism through various changes to the state''s historic buildings tax credit. Most notably, the bill retains the existing 25% tax credit while also allowing an additional 35% tax credit if the project is in a qualifying county (primarily rural areas or smaller cities). The bill also opens the tax credit to include non-profits, requires the Department of Economic Development to establish a year-round application cycle, and creates a pathway for single certified historic structure projects exceeding 1 million square feet to be exempt from the statewide cap (if certain conditions are met). Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 1989House 20241x

Expanding School Choice Through the Creation of an "Open Enrollment Program" Allowing Students to Attend Schools in a Nonresident District.

Against DEMs
This bill establishes an "open enrollment program" which allows students to attend schools within participating districts that they are not residents of. The program includes a one-year moratorium on participation in school athletics and implements a 3% cap on the amount of students who can transfer from a single school each year. While the bill requires significant funding for transportation costs, it serves as a significant step to expanding school choice. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2003 (HA 10)House 20241x

Forcing Taxpayers to Provide Illegal Immigrants with IN-State Tuition Rates at Public Colleges and Universities.

Against DEMs
The Merideth amendment #10 to a higher education appropriations bill. This amendment makes individuals who are residing within the state unlawfully eligible for scholarships and in-state tuition rates at Missouri colleges and universities. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2010 (HA 12)House 20241x

Fueling Out-of-Control Spending by Eliminating Caps on Provider Rate Increases within the Department of Mental Health.

Against DEMs
The Lavender amendment #12 to the appropriations bill for the Department of Mental Health. This amendment removes a critical cost control mechanism that serves to prevent spiraling welfare and social services costs. Specifically, the amendment deletes provisions that prohibit funds from being expended at a greater Medicare Economic Index rate of 2.68% greater than the provider rate in effect on January 1, 2024. The amendment also removes provisions capping rates per day, limiting waiver slots, capping DD Health Home rates and private duty nursing rates, and more. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2010 (HA 14)House 20241x

Reining-in Government Spending by Eliminating $53 Million in Unnecessary Funding for COVID-19 Equipment and Prevention.

Against DEMs
The Christensen amendment #14 to the appropriations bills for the Department of Mental Health. This amendment eliminates $53 million in funding to provide COVID-19 mitigation and prevention, including testing, vaccinations, reporting, and public health workforce enhancement. The start of the pandemic was over four years ago, and the government does not need even greater levels of funding to carry out health and disease prevention. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2010 (HA 18)House 20241x

Increased Medicaid Services and Community Program Funding.

Against DEMs
None
HB 2010 (Section 10.830)(Veto Override)House 20241x

Long-Term Ombudsman Program and Area Agencies on Aging.

Against DEMs
None
HB 2011 (HA 33)House 20241x

Forcing Taxpayers to Shoulder the Cost of Contraceptives and In-Vitro Fertilization (IVF) by Allowing Funding Under the Medicaid Welfare Program.

Against DEMs
The Merideth amendment #33 to the appropriations bill for the Department of Social Services. The amendment stipulates that nothing in state law shall preclude Medicaid dollars from being used to cover contraceptives or services related to IVF. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2012 (HA 4)House 20241x

Strengthening Government Integrity by Preventing Taxpayer Funds from Being Used for the National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL).

Against DEMs
The Christensen amendment #4 to the appropriations bill for the Judiciary, the Office of the State Public Defender, and the General Assembly. This amendment prevents state funds from being used to pay for the National Conference of State Legislatures, a private institution that is not a role of taxpayers to fund. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2016House 20241x

$2.2 Million Appropriation for Emergency Duties by the National Guard and for the State Highway Patrol Enforcement Program.

With DEMs
None
HB 2057House 20241x

Ensuring Cable Operators and Video Service Providers are Solely Responsible for Cable Installation Costs by Clarifying the Definition of "Video Service" in Relation to Franchise Fees.

With DEMs
This bill protects streaming services from footing the bill for certain costs incurred by cable operators and video service providers. Specifically, the bill excludes streaming content in the definition of "video service" in relation to municipal franchise fees, which are levied to reimburse the cost of cable operators digging up public streets and sidewalks to provide connections to their services. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2065House 20241x

Weakening Property Rights by Expanding Cities Authorized to Establish Land Banks and Increasing the Timeframe Property Must be Put to Use.

Against DEMs
This bill weakens property rights by expanding the list of cities authorized to establish a land bank agency to include any city with 1,500 or more inhabitants (except in certain non-charter and charter counties). Additionally, the bill increases the timeframe that a land bank agency must sell property or put it to productive use from two to five years. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2075House 20241x

Increasing Employment Opportunities and Expanding Access to Dental Care Through the Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact.

With DEMs
This bill establishes the Dentist and Dental Hygienist Compact, allowing the interstate practice of dentistry by enabling licensed dentists and dental hygienists from participating state to practice in Missouri and vice versa without additional requirements. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2098House 20241x

Reducing Business Payroll Tax Rates by Expanding the Definition of "Wages" to Include Severance and Termination Pay.

Against DEMs
This bill is designed to reduce the strain on unemployment insurance payouts and ensure fair evaluation of eligibility for unemployment benefits by modifying the definition of "wages." Specifically, the bill includes termination pay and severance pay in the definition of "wages." Additionally, to determine eligibility for unemployment benefits, if the total wages are paid in a lump sum, then the wages are prorated on a weekly basis at the rate of pay received by the insured at the time of termination. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2142House 20241x

Expanded Tax Deduction for Broadband Grant Funds.

Against DEMs
None
HB 2170House 20241x

Expanding Cronyism Through a $16 Million Annual Tax Credit for Capital Investments in a "Rural Fund" that Supports Government-Favored Industries.

Against DEMs
This bill expands cronyism by creating a tax credit for investors to make capital investments in a "rural fund," a rural or small business investment company. Such investors are allowed a tax credit equal to a percentage of the capital investment (0% for the first two years and 15% for the subsequent four years) in a rural fund and the bill authorizes up to $16 million in credits to be issued each year. Rural funds must invest in businesses that have fewer than 250 employees, operate in the state, are engaged in certain industries (such as agriculture, mining, manufacturing, and more), and only employ individuals who are lawfully present in the country. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2274House 20241x

Spurring Economic Growth by Gradually Phasing Out the Corporate Tax Rate by 2028.

Against DEMs
This bill eliminates the state''s corporate income tax by gradually reducing the amount corporate businesses must pay until the tax payments are ultimately abolished in 2028. Under current law, corporations are taxed equal to 4% of taxable income. Starting in 2025, the corporate income tax rate will be set at 3% and then annually reduced by 1% until 2028, when there shall be no tax imposed upon corporation income. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2282House 20241x

Reducing Bureaucratic Red Tape by Prohibiting Localities from Requiring Homeowners to Obtain a License or Certification to Apply for a Building Permit for Work Done by Homeowner.

Against DEMs
This bill reduces bureaucratic red tape by prohibiting any locality from requiring an exempt homeowner (a resident, noncorporate owner of a single-family residence) to obtain a license, certification, or professional registration or be tested as a condition for applying for a building permit if all work is done by the owner. The bill does provide a fee if the property is transferred by the owner within one year of completing any work. Additionally, the bill prohibits an exempt homeowner from being assessed a fine or fee for unpermitted work that is double than the cost of what would have been charged if a permit had been issued at the time of discovery. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2385House 20241x

Strengthening Property Rights and Combatting Local Government Overreach by Prohibiting Localities from Forcing Property Owners to Participate in Federal Housing Assistance Programs.

Against DEMs
This bill strengthens property rights by prohibiting localities from forcing landlords to lease or rent to individuals whose source of income includes aid from a federal housing assistance program. Additionally, the bill bars localities from prohibiting landlords from using income-qualifying methods to determine whether to rent to a prospective tenant and from requesting tenant criminal records. Localities cannot limit the security deposit required from a tenant or require tenants to automatically receive the right of first refusal. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2413House 20241x

Increasing Health Insurance Premiums by Mandating All Policies to Cover a 12-Month Supply of Contraceptives.

Against DEMs
This bill contains various provisions related to health care. Most notably, the bill requires any health benefit plan in the state to provide coverage for a 12-month supply of self-administered hormonal contraceptives, starting in 2025. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2619House 20241x

Protecting Taxpayer Funds from Being Utilized for Politicized "Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion" (DEI) Programs in State Departments.

Against DEMs
This bill prohibits funds from any state department being used for intradepartmental programs, staffing, or initiatives related to "diversity, equity, and inclusion" (DEI) or similar initiatives that promote preferential treatment based on certain characteristics. Additionally, no state department may mandate, requiring, or incentivize private employers to implement DEI programs as a condition for receiving a state contract. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2634House 20241x

Protecting Taxpayer Funds by Prohibiting the State Funds from Subsidizing Abortion Facilities, Including Through Medicaid.

Against DEMs
This bill protects taxpayer funds by stipulating that no public funds shall be expended to any abortion facility or affiliate, including for MO HealthNet reimbursement and reimbursement under the "Uninsured Women''s Health Program." Additionally, the Department of Social Services is prohibited from entering into a contract with a provider that is an abortion facility or abortion facility affiliate. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2719House 20241x

Fueling Wasteful Spending by Reestablishing a Supplemental Revenue Fund Solely for Promoting Tourism.

Against DEMs
This bill reestablishes the "Division of Tourism Supplemental Revenue Fund," a fund only used by the Division of Tourism within the Department of Economic Development to promote tourism, market destinations, and bolster the state''s tourism industry. Taxpayers should not be forced to fund wasteful and unnecessary initiatives which do not pertain to the core functions of government. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2874House 20241x

Protecting Small Businesses from Government Shutdowns by Requiring Localities Waive Business Fees and Tax Liabilities During Shutdown Periods.

With DEMs
This bill, known as the "Protecting Missouri''s Small Business Act," requires the state and local governments to give careful consideration of the impact a government action (such as a shutdown order) may have on Missourians and small businesses. Additionally, the bill requires governments which impose shutdowns which exceed 14 consecutive days or 30 cumulative days to waive business fees and reduce the real and personal property tax liability of the business based on the number of days of the shutdown. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
SB 1388House 20241x

Expanding Cronyism and Shifting Tax Burdens Through a State and Local Sales Tax Exemption for the National Nuclear Security Administration Campus Located in Kansas City.

Against DEMs
This bill shifts tax burdens onto industries not favored by the government through the creation of a state and local sales tax exemption for sales and purchases of tangible personal property, building materials, equipment, fixtures, machinery, manufactured goods, and parts for the purpose of construction a nuclear security enterprise located in Kansas City. This exemption would solely apply to the Kansas City National Security Campus (KCNSC), a National Nuclear Security Administration facility managed and operated by Honeywell Federal Manufacturing and Technologies. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
SB 727House 20241x

Strengthening School Choice and Improving Educational Outcomes Through Increased Access to Charter Schools and Expanding the Empowerment Scholarship Accounts Program.

Against DEMs
This bill improves educational outcomes by significantly expanding school choice. Most notably, the bill expands access to the state''s Empowerment Scholarship Accounts (ESA) and increases maximum annual tax credits that may be allocated for the program from $50 million to $75 million. The bill also increases the number of school districts allowed to operate charter schools, increases the Small Schools Grant program from $15 million to $30 million, and more. The bill is expected to cost around $450 million annually, however the funding will be redirected from existing public schools. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
SB 736 (House Version)House 20241x

Growing Government Interference in the Free Market by Increasing Taxpayer Subsidies of the Lending Industry to $1.2 Billion (a 50% Increase).

Against DEMs
This bill contains various provisions that serve to further grow government interference in the free market. Most notably, this bill increases the amount of funding the state treasurer may invest in linked deposits (investments in banks to reduce interest passed onto business owners) from $800 million to $1.2 billion (a 50% increase). The bill also increases the portion of linked deposits that are eligible for residential property developers, water systems, and multitenant development enterprises. Additionally, the bill permits clean energy development boards to acquire loans or assessment contracts from other states and their localities for projects and extends from 20 to 30 years the length of bonds allowed to be issued by these boards. Lastly, the bill requires licensure for the business of money transmission or advertising. While the bill does include positive provisions, such as prohibiting public entities from accepting payments using central bank digital currency, this measure overall increases taxpayer spending and expands the authority of unelected bureaucrats. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
SB 748House 20241x

Ensuring the State''s Reliance on the Federal Government and Fueling Out-of-Control Spending by Extending a Tax on Healthcare Providers to Finagle Over $4 Billion in Federal Medicaid Funding.

Against DEMs
This bill renews the Federal Reimbursement Allowance (FRA) program, extending a tax imposed on healthcare providers to fund the state''s Medicaid program and game the federal system to unlock additional federal funds and higher provider reimbursements. The program is expected to generate over $4 billion annually in matching federal funds. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
SB 751House 20241x

Growing Government Regulatory Power within the Pharmaceutical Industry by Forcing Drug Companies to Participate in the Federal 340B Drug Pricing Program.

Against DEMs
This bill places new regulations on drug manufacturers, barring the restriction, denial, or prohibition of the acquisition of a 340B drug (discounted drug) by a contracted pharmacy or covered entity. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
SB 756House 20241x

Increasing Property Tax Burdens by Expanding a "Freeze" for Seniors which Merely Shifts Burdens onto other Property Owners and Masks Underlying Spending Problems.

Against DEMs
This bill expands a senior citizen property tax credit that was enacted in 2023, stipulating that a taxpayer 62 years of age or older qualifies for the credit, whereas previously a taxpayer was only eligible if they were eligible for Social Security retirement. Providing a property tax freeze for one set of individuals inevitably results in tax burdens being shifted to other property owners not favored by government. Additionally, this bill merely masks the underlying cause for rapidly rising property taxes - out of control government spending. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
SB 802House 20241x

Expanding Cronyism by Providing $16 Million in Tax Credits to Investors of Rural Funds that Primarily Serve Agricultural Businesses.

With DEMs
This bill further expands cronyism by creating a tax credit for investors who make capital investments in a rural fund, which primarily serves agricultural businesses in rural areas of the state. Under the bill, the tax credit shall be equal to zero percent of the capital investment for the first two years and 15 percent of the investment for the subsequent four years. No more than $16 million in tax credits shall be allocated annually. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
SB 872House 20241x

Expanding Cronyism and Shifting Tax Burdens to Other Businesses Through a Sales Tax Exemption for the Utility Sector and Broadening an Income Tax Deduction for Broadband Grants.

Against DEMs
This bill expands cronyism by creating a sales tax exemption for utilities, equipment, and materials used to generate or transmit electricity. The utility must include a statement confirming that the savings will be passed through to the public utility''s rate revenue requirement in the subsequent rate proceeding. Additionally, the bill expands an existing income tax deduction equal to 100% of federal grant money received to provide access to broadband internet in certain areas of the state, allowing the deduction for state and local grant money as well. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
SB 894House 20241x

Expanding Innovation and Economic Growth Through the Creation of a Universal "Regulatory Sandbox Program" Providing Exemptions for New Products from Certain Regulations.

With DEMs
This bill contains the "Regulatory Sandbox Act," which creates the Regulatory Relief Office within the Department of Economic Development. The regulatory sandbox would apply to all industries, with certain laws or regulations being waived for participating businesses so they can demonstrate innovative new product offerings over a 24-month period.Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
SJR 74 (House Version)House 20241x

Protecting the State''s Initiative Process from Abuse by Raising the Voter Threshold to Adopt Constitutional Amendments and Preventing Foreign Influence in Initiatives.

Against DEMs
This resolution amends the state Constitution to require approval from a majority of votes cast in at least more than half of Congressional districts, in addition to receiving a majority of votes cast statewide. Additionally, the resolution prevents foreign interference in the initiative petition process, prohibiting a foreign country or political party from sponsoring a petition, funding or contributing to an election on a proposed amendment, and more. Lastly, only legal US citizens are eligible to vote on any measure that amends the Constitution, and legal voters are provided the opportunity to review and comment upon all initiative petitions proposing amendments to the Constitution. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
SJR 78House 20241x

Strengthening Election Integrity Through a Constitutional Amendment Ensuring Only U.S. Citizens May Vote and Utilization of Paper Ballots in Elections.

Against DEMs
This resolution, under voter approval, enshrines multiple election provisions into the state Constitution. This includes stipulating that only adult U.S. citizens may vote, that all elections be by paper or mechanical methods, and that voters are only entitled to one vote and that the state may not deploy a ranked-choice voting system. Support is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 1746House 20241x

Expanding Cronyism Through New Tax Carve-Outs to Government-Favored Industries and Personal Property Owners.

Neutral
This bill expands cronyism through tax carve-outs for government-favored industries that shift tax burdens to other businesses and individuals not favored by the government. Specifically, the bill creates a new tangible personal property tax rate for property used at commercial solar photovoltaic energy systems to produce solar energy at 5% (compared to the 33.33% rate for general personal property). The bill also provides a sales tax exemption for electrical energy and gas; water, coal, and energy sources; and chemicals, machinery, and other equipment used or consumed by a public utility or rural electric cooperative. Additionally, a 25% gas rate discount for four years is provided to "high gas users," such as business campuses, school, prisons, and airports. Oppose is The Club For Growth Foundation''s position.
HB 2002House 20241x

Department of Education Appropriation over $8.75 billion (a 15.79% decrease from previous year).

Neutral
None
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Rep. Yolanda Young (D-MO-22) earned a 15% National Democrat Platform score for 2024, showing minimal alignment with Democratic Party Platform principles. Yolanda Young voted on 48 of the 66 substantive bills scored by Dem Platform in 2024. Across 2 years rated, Yolanda Young's lifetime Dem Platform score averages 13%, with 103 votes recorded across 130 scored bills. Yolanda Young represents the 22nd District in the Missouri House of Representatives.

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