Kloss Canvasses St. Louis Against Missouri Amendment 3
Model Karlie Kloss joined volunteers door-knocking to urge Missouri voters to reject a measure that would repeal 2024 abortion-rights protections.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Elections
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Karlie Kloss traveled to St. Louis to canvass for abortion rights, visiting Stop the Ban headquarters and joining volunteers door-knocking across the city ahead of the November 2026 midterm elections. Missouri voters are being asked to reject Amendment 3, which would repeal 2024 legislation securing abortion rights in the state.
Why it matters
Amendment 3 would limit abortions to cases of rape, incest, emergencies, and fetal anomalies before 12 weeks, and would require parental consent for minors seeking the procedure. Kloss said the canvassing showed how many neighbors care about protecting freedoms Missourians voted for in 2024.
Amendment 3 sets a 12-week gestational limit for abortions, with exceptions for rape or incest, emergencies, and fetal anomalies, and would make gender-affirming surgery illegal for minors. Polling data on the measure and its likely outcome were not included in the source extraction.
The players
Karlie Kloss
Karlie Kloss is a model and entrepreneur who is a St. Louis native and has been an active advocate for abortion rights.
Stop the Ban
Stop the Ban is the Missouri-based campaign coordinating opposition to Amendment 3 and organizing volunteer canvassing efforts across St. Louis.
The details
Kloss visited the Stop the Ban headquarters on Friday before joining volunteers who went door-knocking across St. Louis asking voters to reject the measure. She posted a video of the canvassing to Instagram on Monday with a caption urging voters to vote no on Amendment 3.
Timeline
In 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade in the Dobbs decision.
In 2024, Missourians voted to secure abortion rights, and Kloss canvassed in St. Louis alongside Chelsea Clinton.
Last week, Kloss traveled to St. Louis to canvass for abortion rights ahead of the November 3, 2026 midterm elections.
On Friday, Kloss visited Stop the Ban headquarters.
On Monday, Kloss posted her canvassing video to Instagram.
Political Context
Amendment 3 seeks to reverse the 2024 Missouri abortion-rights measure that voters approved, placing the state's abortion policy back on the ballot two years later. The campaign follows the 2022 Dobbs decision that returned abortion regulation to individual states.
If Amendment 3 passes, obtaining a legal abortion in Missouri would become exponentially harder, limited to narrow exceptions and a 12-week window. Minors would also need parental consent to access the procedure.
The takeaway
Missouri's vote on Amendment 3 will determine whether the abortion-rights protections approved in 2024 remain in force, so residents should review the ballot language before November 3, 2026.
What happens next
Missouri voters will decide Amendment 3 at the November 3, 2026 midterm elections.
Further reading
For more on the ballot fight, see Elections coverage of St. Louis.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Cut.
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