Missouri Campaign and Finance Disclosure Act (1974)

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The Missouri Campaign and Finance Disclosure Act appeared as Issue 1 on the November 5, 1974 ballot in Missouri. It was an initiated state statute to provide for a new campaign financing and election law to replace portions of the existing corrupt practices act.

It was approved with a 77.4% affirmative vote.

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Missouri Campaign and Finance Disclosure Act (1974)

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