Missouri Senate Ends Record Filibuster Without Vote on Constitutional Amendment Changes

Democrats' 50-hour filibuster halted proceedings over contentious provisions, pushing the issue to further negotiations.

The filibuster set a record for the longest in Missouri Senate history, surpassing 46 hours.
Republicans aimed to make constitutional amendments harder by requiring majorities in five of eight congressional districts.
Democrats opposed additional provisions they labeled as deceptive, including bans on non-citizens voting and foreign interference.
The bill was sent to a conference committee after Republicans failed to secure enough votes to end the filibuster.
Lawmakers face a Friday deadline to complete regular business for the year.