Missouri voters delivered a decisive rejection Tuesday of two major Republican-backed constitutional amendments, with Amendment 4 and Amendment 5 losing by wide margins statewide. But while the statewide results tell one story, the votes closer to home offer a more detailed look at how Southeast Missouri voters viewed the proposals. See how voters in Butler, Carter, Stoddard, Dunklin, Ripley and Wayne counties voted on Amendments 4 and 5 in the county-by-county results below. Amendment 4 would have changed how votes are counted on future constitutional initiative petitions, requiring a majority of voters statewide as well as a majority in a majority of Missouri’s congressional districts. While the statewide results were decisive, the county-by-county numbers show how Southeast Missouri communities weighed those questions for themselves.