Some voters are pushing back on lawmakers' efforts to overturn citizen ballot initiatives

Some state lawmakers are engaged in a tug-of-war for power with the people who elected them. In several states, lawmakers want to undo voter-approved ballot initiatives or make it harder to pass constitutional amendments. Some citizen activists in Missouri are pushing back. They're attempting to build support for a proposed constitutional amendment that would limit lawmakers' ability to limit citizen initiatives. Their efforts come as lawmakers seek to repeal a paid sick leave law approved by voters last fall and reverse parts of an abortion rights amendment that voters also approved. Republican state Rep. Mitch Bogg says businesses must be protected.