Missouri House of Representatives

Missouri House of Representatives
Missouri House of Representatives
Missouri General Assembly
Type
Type	Lower house
Term limits	4 terms (8 years)
History
New session started	January 9, 2021
Leadership
Speaker	Rob Vescovo (R) ; since January 9, 2021
Majority Leader	Dean Plocher (R) ; since January 9, 2021
Minority Leader	Crystal Quade (D) ; since January 9, 2019
Structure
Seats	163
Political groups	Majority Republican (113); Minority Democratic (49); Vacant Vacant (1);
Length of term	2 years
Authority	Article III, Missouri Constitution
Salary	$35,915/year + per diem
Elections
Last election	November 3, 2020; (163 seats)
Next election	November 8, 2022; (163 seats)
Redistricting	Legislative Control
Meeting place
	House of Representatives Chamber; Missouri State Capitol; Jefferson City, Missouri
Website
	Missouri House of Representatives

The Missouri House of Representatives is the lower chamber of the Missouri General Assembly. It has 163 members, representing districts with an average size of 37,000 residents. House members are elected for two-year terms during general elections held in even-numbered years.

Missouri's house is the fourth largest in the United States even as the state ranks 18th in population. The only states with a larger lower house in the United States are New Hampshire (400), Pennsylvania (203) and Georgia (180).^[2]^[3] Republicans have controlled the State House since 2003.^[4]

Operations[]

The Missouri House of Representatives meets annually beginning on the Wednesday after the first Monday in January.^[5] A part-time legislature, it concludes session business by May 30. To serve in the chamber, an individual must have attained the age of 24 and have resided in their district for a period of one year preceding the election. State representatives are paid $35,915 per year, with a per diem of $119 per day. The Speaker of the House is the most powerful individual in the chamber, elected by all members of the House. The Speaker makes an additional $2,500 per year in accordance with state law. Representatives are term-limited to a maximum of four terms, or eight years, in the chamber.

Composition[]

Affiliation	Party (Shading indicates majority caucus)			Total

	Republican	Democratic	Ind		Vacant
End of previous session	114	47	0	161	2
Start of 2021 session	114	48	0	162	1
After April 6 special election^[6]^[7]	113	49	0	162	1
Latest voting share	69.8%	30.2%

Leadership[]

Position	Name	Party	District
Speaker of the House	Rob Vescovo	Rep	112
Speaker Pro Tempore	John Wiemann	Rep	103
Majority Leader	Dean Plocher	Rep	89
Assistant Majority Floor Leader	Hannah Kelly	Rep	141
Majority Whip	Allen Andrews	Rep	1
Majority Caucus Chair	Sara Walsh	Rep	50
Minority Leader	Crystal Quade	Dem	132
Assistant Minority Floor Leader	Richard Brown	Dem	27
Minority Whip	Doug Clemens	Dem	72
Minority Caucus Chair	Ingrid Burnett	Dem	19

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List of current representatives[]

District	Representative	Party	Since	Residence	Counties represented
1	Allen Andrews	Republican	2015	Grant City	Atchison, Holt, Nodaway, Worth
2	J. Eggleston	Republican	2015	Maysville	Daviess, DeKalb, Gentry, Harrison
3	Danny Busick	Republican	2019	Newtown	Adair, Mercer, Putnam, Sullivan
4	Greg Sharpe	Republican	2019	Ewing	Adair, Clark, Knox, Lewis, Schuyler, Scotland
5	Louis Riggs	Republican	2019	Hannibal	Marion, Monroe, Shelby
6	Ed Lewis	Republican	2021	Moberly	Linn, Macon, Randolph
7	Rusty Black	Republican	2017	Chillicothe	Grundy, Linn, Livingston
8	Randy Railsback	Republican	2021	Hamilton	Caldwell, Clay, Clinton, Ray
9	Dean Van Schoiack	Republican	2021	Savannah	Andrew, Buchanan
10	Bill Falkner	Republican	2019	St. Joseph	Buchanan
11	Brenda Shields	Republican	2019	St. Joseph	Buchanan, Platte
12	Josh Hurlbert	Republican	2021	Smithville	Clay, Platte
13	Sean Pouche	Republican	2021	Kansas City	Platte
14	Ashley Aune	Democratic	2021	Kansas City	Clay, Platte
15	Maggie Nurrenbern	Democratic	2021	Kansas City	Clay
16	Chris Brown	Republican	2021	Kansas City	Clay
17	Mark Ellebracht	Democratic	2017	Liberty	Clay
18	Wes Rogers	Democratic	2019	Kansas City	Clay
19	Ingrid Burnett	Democratic	2017	Kansas City	Jackson
20	Bill Kidd	Republican	2015	Buckner	Jackson
21	Robert Sauls	Democratic	2019	Independence	Jackson
22	Yolanda Young	Democratic	2020	Kansas City	Jackson
23	Michael Johnson	Democratic	2021	Kansas City	Jackson
24	Emily Weber	Democratic	2021	Kansas City	Jackson
25	Patty Lewis	Democratic	2021	Kansas City	Jackson
26	Ashley Bland Manlove	Democratic	2019	Kansas City	Jackson
27	Richard Brown	Democratic	2017	Kansas City	Jackson
28	Jerome Barnes	Democratic	2017	Raytown	Jackson
29	Rory Rowland	Democratic	2016	Independence	Jackson
30	Jonathan Patterson	Republican	2019	Lee's Summit	Jackson
31	Dan Stacy	Republican	2017	Blue Springs	Jackson
32	Jeff Coleman	Republican	2019	Grain Valley	Jackson
33	Chris Sander	Republican	2021	Lone Jack	Cass, Jackson, Lafayette
34	Vacant since Rick Roeber was expelled on April 21, 2021^[9]				Jackson
35	Keri Ingle	Democratic	2019	Lee's Summit	Jackson
36	Mark Sharp	Democratic	2020	Kansas City	Jackson
37	Annette Turnbaugh	Democratic	2021	Grandview	Cass, Jackson
38	Doug Richey	Republican	2019	Excelsior Springs	Clay
39	Peggy McGaugh	Republican	2018	Carrollton	Carroll, Chariton, Ray
40	Chad Perkins	Republican	2021	Bowling Green	Lincoln, Monroe, Pike, Ralls
41	Randy Pietzman	Republican	2015	Troy	Lincoln
42	Jeff Porter	Republican	2019	Montgomery City	Gasconade, Montgomery, St. Charles, Warren
43	Kent Haden	Republican	2019	Mexico	Audrain, Callaway
44	Cheri Toalson Reisch	Republican	2017	Hallsville	Boone, Randolph
45	David Tyson Smith	Democratic	2021	Columbia	Boone
46	Martha Stevens	Democratic	2017	Columbia	Boone
47	Chuck Basye	Republican	2015	Rocheport	Boone, Cooper, Howard, Randolph
48	Tim Taylor	Republican	2021	Bunceton	Chariton, Cooper, Howard, Pettis, Randolph, Saline
49	Travis Fitzwater	Republican	2015	Holts Summit	Callaway, Cole
50	Sara Walsh	Republican	2017	Ashland	Boone, Cole, Cooper, Moniteau
51	Kurtis Gregory	Republican	2021	Marshall	Johnson, Pettis, Saline
52	Brad Pollitt	Republican	2019	Sedalia	Johnson, Pettis
53		Republican	2021	Lexington	Jackson, Johnson, Lafayette
54	Dan Houx	Republican	2017	Warrensburg	Johnson, Pettis
55		Republican	2019	Pleasant Hill	Cass
56		Republican	2021	Kansas City	Bates, Cass, Jackson
57	Rodger Reedy	Republican	2019	Windsor	Bates, Benton, Cass, Henry
58		Republican	2021	Eldon	Miller, Moniteau, Morgan
59	Rudy Veit	Republican	2019	Wardsville	Cole, Miller
60		Republican	2019	Jefferson City	Cole
61		Republican	2019	Washington	Franklin, Gasconade, Osage
62		Republican	2021	Bland	Cole, Crawford, Gasconade, Maries, Miller, Osage, Phelps
63	Richard West	Republican	2021	New Melle	St. Charles, Warren
64	Tony Lovasco	Republican	2019	O'Fallon	Lincoln, St. Charles
65	Tom Hannegan	Republican	2017	St. Charles	St. Charles
66	Marlene Terry	Democratic	2021	St. Louis	St. Louis City, St. Louis County
67		Democratic	2021	St. Louis	St. Louis County
68	Jay Mosley	Democratic	2017	Florissant	St. Louis County
69	Gretchen Bangert	Democratic	2017	Florissant	St. Louis County
70	Paula Brown	Democratic	2019	Hazelwood	St. Charles, St. Louis County
71	LaDonna Appelbaum	Democratic	2019	St. Louis	St. Louis County
72	Doug Clemens	Democratic	2019	St. Ann	St. Louis County
73	Raychel Proudie	Democratic	2019	Ferguson	St. Louis County
74		Democratic	2020	Ferguson	St. Louis County
75	Alan Gray	Democratic	2017	Black Jack	St. Louis County
76	Marlon Anderson	Democratic	2021	St. Louis	St. Louis City
77	Kimberly-Ann Collins	Democratic	2021	St. Louis	St. Louis City
78	Rasheen Aldridge Jr.	Democratic	2020	St. Louis	St. Louis City
79	LaKeySha Frazier-Bosley	Democratic	2019	St. Louis	St. Louis City
80		Democratic	2017	St. Louis	St. Louis City
81	Steve Butz	Democratic	2019	St. Louis	St. Louis City
82	Donna Baringer	Democratic	2017	St. Louis	St. Louis City
83	Jo Doll	Democratic	2021	St. Louis	St. Louis City, St. Louis County
84	Wiley Price IV	Democratic	2019	St. Louis	St. Louis City
85	Kevin Windham Jr.	Democratic	2019	Hillsdale	St. Louis County
86	Joe Adams	Democratic	2021	University City	St. Louis County
87	Ian Mackey	Democratic	2019	St. Louis	St. Louis County
88	Tracy McCreery	Democratic	2015	St. Louis	St. Louis County
89	Dean Plocher	Republican	2016	St. Louis	St. Louis County
90	Barbara Phifer	Democratic	2021	St. Louis	St. Louis County
91	Sarah Unsicker	Democratic	2017	Shrewsbury	St. Louis City, St. Louis County
92		Democratic	2021	Lakeshire	St. Louis County
93	Bridget Walsh Moore	Democratic	2021	St. Louis	St. Louis City, St. Louis County
94	Jim Murphy	Republican	2019	St. Louis	St. Louis County
95		Republican	2019	St. Louis	St. Louis County
96	David Gregory	Republican	2017	St. Louis	St. Louis County
97		Republican	2019	Arnold	Jefferson, St. Louis County
98	Shamed Dogan	Republican	2015	Ballwin	St. Louis County
99	Trish Gunby	Democratic	2020	Ballwin	St. Louis County
100	Derek Grier	Republican	2017	Chesterfield	St. Louis County
101	Bruce DeGroot	Republican	2017	Ellisville	St. Louis County
102	Ron Hicks	Republican	2019	Dardenne Prairie	St. Charles
103	John Wiemann	Republican	2015	O'Fallon	St. Charles
104	Adam Schnelting	Republican	2019	St. Charles	St. Charles
105	Phil Christofanelli	Republican	2017	St. Peters	St. Charles
106		Republican	2021	St. Charles	St. Charles
107	Nick Schroer	Republican	2017	O'Fallon	St. Charles
108	Justin Hill	Republican	2015	Lake St. Louis	St. Charles
109		Republican	2019	Washington	Franklin
110		Republican	2019	Eureka	Franklin, St. Louis County
111	Shane Roden	Republican	2015	Cedar Hill	Jefferson
112	Rob Vescovo	Republican	2015	Arnold	Jefferson
113	Dan Shaul	Republican	2015	Imperial	Jefferson
114	Becky Ruth	Republican	2015	Festus	Jefferson
115	Cyndi Buchheit-Courtway	Republican	2021	Festus	Jefferson, St. Francois, Ste. Genevieve
116	Dale Wright	Republican	2019	Farmington	Perry, St. Francois, Ste. Genevieve
117	Mike Henderson	Republican	2017	Bonne Terre	St. Francois
118		Republican	2019	Potosi	Jefferson, Washington
119	Nate Tate	Republican	2017	St. Clair	Franklin, Washington
120	Jason Chipman	Republican	2015	Steelville	Crawford, Phelps
121		Republican	2019	Crocker	Phelps, Pulaski
122		Republican	2021	Waynesville	Pulaski
123	Suzie Pollock	Republican	2019	Lebanon	Camden, Laclede
124		Republican	2021	Lake Ozark	Camden, Miller
125		Republican	2021	Lowry City	Benton, Cedar, Hickory, St. Clair
126	Patricia Pike	Republican	2015	Adrian	Bates, Vernon
127		Republican	2019	Lamar	Barton, Cedar, Dade, Jasper
128		Republican	2017	Bolivar	Cedar, Polk
129		Republican	2018	Lebanon	Dallas, Laclede
130		Republican	2021	Republic	Greene
131	Bill Owen	Republican	2021	Springfield	Greene
132	Crystal Quade	Democratic	2017	Springfield	Greene
133	Curtis Trent	Republican	2017	Springfield	Greene
134		Republican	2021	Springfield	Greene
135	Betsy Fogle	Democratic	2021	Springfield	Greene
136	Craig Fishel	Republican	2019	Springfield	Greene
137	John Black	Republican	2019	Marshfield	Greene, Webster
138		Republican	2019	Cape Fair	Christian, Stone, Taney
139	Jered Taylor	Republican	2015	Republic	Christian
140		Republican	2021	Nixa	Christian
141	Hannah Kelly	Republican	2017	Mountain Grove	Webster, Wright
142		Republican	2021	Houston	Howell, Phelps, Pulaski, Texas
143		Republican	2021	Salem	Dent, Oregon, Reynolds, Shannon
144	Chris Dinkins	Republican	2018	Annapolis	Iron, Reynolds, Washington, Wayne
145	Rick Francis	Republican	2017	Perryville	Bollinger, Madison, Perry
146	Barry Hovis	Republican	2019	Whitewater	Cape Girardeau
147	Wayne Wallingford	Republican	2021	Cape Girardeau	Cape Girardeau
148		Republican	2021	Benton	Mississippi, Scott
149	Don Rone Jr.	Republican	2015	Portageville	Mississippi, New Madrid, Pemiscot, Scott
150	Andrew McDaniel	Republican	2015	Deering	Dunklin, Pemiscot
151	Herman Morse	Republican	2018	Dexter	Scott, Stoddard
152	Hardy Billington	Republican	2019	Poplar Bluff	Butler, Dunklin
153		Republican	2021	Williamsville	Butler, Carter, Ripley, Wayne
154		Republican	2019	West Plains	Howell
155		Republican	2021	Dora	Douglas, Ozark, Taney
156		Republican	2021	Branson	Taney
157		Republican	2021	La Russell	Lawrence
158	Scott Cupps	Republican	2020	Shell Knob	Barry, Lawrence, Stone
159		Republican	2019	Noel	McDonald, Newton
160	Ben Baker	Republican	2019	Neosho	Newton
161	Lane Roberts	Republican	2019	Joplin	Jasper, Newton
162	Bob Bromley	Republican	2019	Carl Junction	Jasper, Newton
163		Republican	2017	Carthage	Jasper

Standing Committees[]

These are the yearly recurring committees that hold hearings on legislation filed by Representatives. Once filed, legislation is assigned to one of the following committees by the Missouri Speaker of the House. Legislation is typically assigned to the committee whose province envelopes the subject matter of the bill. However, there are frequently multiple relevant committees to which a bill can be assigned, and it is at the Speaker's discretion to choose which committee receives the bill. Politics can also play a part, as the Speaker may assign a bill he or she wants to fail to a committee with an unfriendly chair or membership, or may select a more friendly committee if he or she wishes the bill to pass.

The partisan makeup of each committee is intended to reflect as closely as possible the partisan makeup of the entire House. Each Party caucus selects which of its members will serve on the Standing Committees, and the Chair of each committee is chosen by the Speaker of the House.

Standing Committee List
Committee^[10]
Administration and Accounts	Jason Chipman	Peggy McGaugh
Agriculture Policy	Don Rone	Rick Francis
Budget	Cody Smith	Dirk Deaton
Children and Families		Dottie Bailey
Conference on Budget	Cody Smith
Consent and House Procedure	Sara Walsh	Craig Fishel
Conservation and Natural Resources	Randy Pietzman	Don Mayhew
Corrections and Public Institutions	Andrew McDaniel	Chris Dinkins
Crime Prevention	Lane Roberts	Barry Hovis
Downsizing State Government	Ben Baker	Adam Schnelting
Economic Development	Derek Grier	Louis Riggs
Elections and Elected Officials	Dan Shaul	Peggy McGaugh
Elementary and Secondary Education	Chuck Bayse	Mike Haffner
Emerging Issues	Aaron Griesheimer	Jonathan Patterson
Ethics	Travis Fitzwater	Mark Ellebracht
Financial Institutions	Rick Francis	Michael O'Donnell
Fiscal Review	Travis Fitzwater	Doug Richey
General Laws	Curtis Trent	Alex Riley
Health and Mental Health Policy	Mike Stephens	Cyndi Buchheit-Courtway
Higher Education	Brenda Shields	John Black
Insurance Policy	Justin Hill	Jeff Porter
Judiciary	David Evans	Rudy Viet
Local Government	Tom Hannegan	Bill Falkner
Legislative Review	Dan Houx	Ron Hicks
Pensions	Patricia Pike	Rusty Black
Professional Registration and Licensing	Jeff Coleman	Chris Dinkins
Public Safety	Shane Roden	Andrew McDaniel
Rules – Administrative Oversight	J. Eggleston	Becky Ruth
Rules – Legislative Oversight	Phil Christofanelli	Doug Richey
Rural Community Development	Brad Pollitt	Greg Sharpe
Transportation	Becky Ruth	Jeff Porter
Utilities	Bill Kidd	Bob Bromley
Veterans	Dave Griffith	Herman Morse
Ways and Means	Wayne Wallingford	Mike McGirl
Workforce Development	Mike Henderson	Kurtis Gregory

Budget Committee and Subcommittees[]

Tradition in the Missouri General Assembly is that all appropriations bills initiate in the Missouri House rather than the Senate. So each year, the Chair of the House Budget Committee files legislation establishing the spending plan for the state of Missouri. This plan, which in 2007 exceeded $20 billion, may differ greatly from the Governor's budget recommendations, issued at the State of the State address given in late January.

The budget legislation is assigned to the House Budget Committee, which then assigns each bill to its respective subcommittee. After the subcommittee makes its recommendations, the full Budget Committee runs through the entire appropriations package, makes its desired changes, and sends the bill to the full House for consideration.

Budget Committee List^[10]
Committee
Joint Committee on Legislative Research – Oversight Subcommittee	Dan Hegeman	Denny Hoskins
Joint Committee on Legislative Research – Revision Subcommittee	Cody Smith
Appropriations – Agriculture, Conservation, Natural Resources, and Economic Development	Scott Cupps	David Evans
Appropriations – Education	Rusty Black	Brenda Shields
Appropriations – General Administration	Brad Hudson	Don Mayhew
Appropriations – Health, Mental Health, and Social Services	Kirk Deaton	Peggy McGaugh
Appropriations – Public Safety, Corrections, Transportation and Revenue	Sara Walsh	Lane Roberts

Joint Committees[]

Joint Committees contain members from both the Missouri House and Senate. These committees may be permanent and study ongoing issues, or may be temporary and intended to come up with suggested legislation to address a one-time issue. The Chair of these committees typically alternates annually between a Representative and a Senator to prevent unfairness to one chamber.

Joint Committee List^[10]

Joint Committee on Administrative Rules
Joint Committee on Capitol Security
Joint Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect
Joint Committee on Disaster Preparedness and Awareness
Joint Committee on Education
Joint Committee on Government Accountability
Joint Committee on the Justice System
Joint Committee on Legislative Research (three subcommittees)
Joint Committee on the Life Sciences
Joint Committee on Public Assistance
Joint Committee on Public Employee Retirement
Joint Committee on Tax Policy
Joint Committee on Transportation Oversight

Term limits[]

In 1992 Missouri voters approved a placing term limits on the Missouri House of Representatives. A Representative can serve no more than four two-year terms in the house. The first time term limits prevented someone from running again was in 2002.

Political party strength[]

Since 2003, the Republican Party has held this chamber of the Missouri General Assembly

References[]

Footnotes[]

Citations[]

^ FAQs, Missouri House of Representatives
^ CHRIS BLANK/The Associated Press. "Missouri Senate OKs shrinking number of House members". Columbia Missourian. Retrieved April 5, 2011.
^ brenda erickson (October 11, 2007). "Population and Size of Legislature". Ncsl.org. Retrieved April 5, 2011.
^ "Party control of Missouri state government: Historical party control". Ballotpedia. Retrieved March 14, 2021.
^ http://knowledgecenter.csg.org/kc/system/files/3.2.2019.pdf
^ Schallhorn, Kaitlyn (2021-04-29). "Capitol Briefs: David Tyson Smith sworn into Missouri House". The Missouri Times. Retrieved 2021-04-29.
^ Representative Rick Roeber (R-34) was expelled. [1]
^ "Leadership". Missouri House of Representatives. Retrieved February 6, 2020.
^ Hancock, By Jason. "House expels area legislator". The Examiner.
^ Jump up to: ^a ^b ^c "Missouri House of Representative – Committees". www.house.mo.gov.

External links[]

Missouri House of Representatives
Publications by or about the Missouri House of Representatives at Internet Archive.

Coordinates: 38°34′45″N 92°10′23″W / 38.579120°N 92.172991°W / 38.579120; -92.172991

[1] FAQs, Missouri House of Representatives

[2] CHRIS BLANK/The Associated Press. "Missouri Senate OKs shrinking number of House members". Columbia Missourian. Retrieved April 5, 2011.

[3] renda erickson (October 11, 2007). "Population and Size of Legislature". Ncsl.org. Retrieved April 5, 2011.

[4] "Party control of Missouri state government: Historical party control". Ballotpedia. Retrieved March 14, 2021.

[5] ttp://knowledgecenter.csg.org/kc/system/files/3.2.2019.pdf

[6] Schallhorn, Kaitlyn (2021-04-29). "Capitol Briefs: David Tyson Smith sworn into Missouri House". The Missouri Times. Retrieved 2021-04-29.

[7] Representative Rick Roeber (R-34) was expelled. [1]

[8] "Leadership". Missouri House of Representatives. Retrieved February 6, 2020.

[9] Hancock, By Jason. "House expels area legislator". The Examiner.

[committees-10] Jump up to: ^a ^b ^c "Missouri House of Representative – Committees". www.house.mo.gov.

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