Two ballot questions going before Missouri voters in November won鈥檛 cost or save the state any money, according the.
One in particular would. The fiscal note for that measure was put together by Deputy Auditor Harry Otto.
鈥�(We contacted) four statewide offices, 20 other departments/agencies, the House and Senate," Otto said. "Out of those 24 places that we contacted we received comments from 16, and all 16 said 鈥榥o costs associated with this measure.鈥欌��
The second ballot measure would. Otto says it, too, would not cost or save the state any money if approved by voters. Both measures originated as legislation, which exempts them from a Cole County judge鈥檚 ruling that bars the State Auditor鈥檚 office from preparing cost estimates for ballot questions. Otto says Judge Jon Beetem鈥檚 ruling only applies to ballot questions that began as citizens鈥� petitions.