Proposes a constitutional amendment modifying requirements for votes required to pass constitutional amendments

HJR 55 proposes a constitutional amendment that would change how Missouri voters approve constitutional amendments. It requires that any constitutional amendment must receive a majority of votes cast statewide *and* a majority of votes cast in a majority of the state's counties to take effect. This would make it harder to pass constitutional changes by adding a county-level approval requirement beyond the current statewide majority. The bill directly affects voters who participate in elections on constitutional amendments and the process for amending Missouri's constitution.