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2016 General Assembly Roster Secretary of State Jason Kander Jason Kander State Capitol Room 208 Secretary of State Jefferson City, MO 65101 JASON KANDER SECRETARY OF STATE STATE CAPITOL STATE OF MISSOURI JAMES C. KIRKPATRICK ROOM 208 STATE INFORMATION CENTER (573) 751-2379 (573) 751-4936 Dear Fellow Missourians, We’re blessed to live in a state and nation where, every two years, we have the opportunity to go to the polls and elect the people we want to represent our interests in state and federal government. We count on them to work be- yond party lines to deliver results that will improve our daily lives. Our democracy works best when our leaders not only ad- vocate for our interests, but also respond to our concerns. The best way to hold our elected representatives account- able is to contact them and make your voice heard. There are now more ways than ever to keep tabs on your government. Within these pages, you will find names and contact information for your elected offi- cials. I also encourage you to visit www.TheMissouri Channel.com to listen to recordings of legislative debate in the Missouri General Assembly. As your secretary of state, I’m committed to providing outstanding service to Missourians. So please, contact my office if you need information about the resources we offer or have ideas on how we can serve you better. Sincerely, Jason Kander Secretary of State Table of Contents Page Executive and Legislative Officers . 2 State Executive Officers .................................. 3 Missouri Senatorial Districts Map ........................... 4 State Senators by District................................. 6 State Senators ......................................... 7 Standing Senate Committees............................. 13 Senate Staff Offices . 14 Missouri House Districts Map............................. 14 State Representatives by District .......................... 18 State Representatives .................................. 21 Standing House Committees ............................. 48 Select House Committees ............................... 51 Special Standing House Committees....................... 52 House of Representatives Staff Offices . 52 Joint Legislative Committee Offices ........................ 52 Telephone Index — Departmental Offices ................... 53 U.S. Congressional Districts Map.......................... 54 U.S. Senators ......................................... 56 U.S. Representatives by District........................... 56 U.S. Representatives . 57 98th General Assembly Schedule Second Regular Session Bill filing opens . December 1, 2015 Session convenes .......................... January 6, 2016 Last day for bills to be considered ................ May 13, 2016 Session adjourns ............................. May 13, 2016 Governor’s approval by ......................... July 13, 2016 The content of the General Assembly Roster is public information and Effective date of laws* . August 28, 2016 may be used accordingly; however, the arrangement, graphics and Veto session............................ September 14, 2016 maps are copyrighted material. The graphics and maps may be used for noncommercial purpose provided credit is given as follows: The graphics and/or maps from the General Assembly Roster are used 99th General Assembly Schedule by permission of the Missouri Secretary of State, the copyright holder. First Regular Session Bill filing opens . December 1, 2016 Cover photo courtesy of Library of Congress. Session convenes .......................... January 4, 2017 Last day for bills to be considered ................ May 12, 2017 All other uses of the arrangement, graphics and maps must have specific Session adjourns ............................. May 12, 2017 written permission from the copyright holder. Address requests for such Governor’s approval by ......................... July 12, 2017 permission to the Missouri Secretary of State, 600 W. Main, Jefferson Effective date of laws* . August 28, 2017 City, MO 65101. Veto session............................ September 13, 2017 © Copyright 2016 *Unless an emergency date is specified. Missouri Secretary of State 01/16 Jefferson City, MO 65101 2 2016 GENERAL ASSEMBLY ROSTER STATE EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 3 State Executive Officers Governor . Jeremiah W . (Jay) Nixon . (573) 751-3222 Lieutenant Governor . Peter Kinder . (573) 751-4727 Secretary of State . Jason Kander . (573) 751-2379 State Auditor . Nicole R . Galloway . (573) 751-4824 State Treasurer . Clint Zweifel . (573) 751-2411 Attorney General . Chris Koster . (573) 751-3321 Missouri General Assembly Senate Leadership President Pro Tem . Ron Richard . (573) 751-2173 JEREMIAH W . (JAY) NIXON (D) PETER D . KINDER (R) Majority Floor Leader . Mike Kehoe . (573) 751-2076 Governor Lieutenant Governor Assistant Majority Floor Leader . Bob Onder . (573) 751-1282 Room 216, State Capitol Room 224, State Capitol (573) 751-3222 (573) 751-4727 Majority Caucus Chair . Eric Schmitt . (573) 751-2853 FAX (573) 751-1495 FAX (573) 751-9422 Majority Caucus Secretary . Jay Wasson . (573) 751-1503 www .governor .mo .gov www .ltgov .mo .gov Majority Caucus Whip . Brian Munzlinger . (573) 751-7985 Minority Floor Leader . Joe Keaveny . (573) 751-3599 Assistant Minority Floor Leader . Gina Walsh . (573) 751-2420 Minority Caucus Chair . S . Kiki Curls . (573) 751-3158 Minority Caucus Secretary . Jason Holsman . (573) 751-6607 Minority Caucus Whip . Maria Chappelle-Nadal . (573) 751-4106 Senate website: www.senate.mo.gov House Leadership Speaker of the House . Todd Richardson . (573) 751-4039 Speaker Pro Tem . Denny Hoskins . (573) 751-4302 Majority Floor Leader . Mike Cierpiot . (573) 751-0907 JASON KANDER (D) NICOLE R . GALLOWAY (D) Assistant Majority Floor Leader . Kevin Austin . (573) 751-0232 Secretary of State State Auditor Room 208, State Capitol Room 121, State Capitol Majority Whip . Delus Johnson . (573) 751-3666 (573) 751-2379 (573) 751-4824 Majority Caucus Chair . Shelley Keeney Taylor . (573) 751-5912 FAX (573) 751-2490 FAX (573) 751-6539 www .sos .mo .gov www .auditor .mo .gov Majority Caucus Secretary . Mike Bernskoetter . (573) 751-0665 Minority Floor Leader . Jacob Hummel . (573) 751-0438 Assistant Minority Floor Leader . Gail McCann Beatty . (573) 751-2124 Minority Whip . John Rizzo . (573) 751-3310 Minority Caucus Chair . Gina Mitten . (573) 751-2883 Minority Caucus Vice Chair . Jon Carpenter . (573) 751-4787 Minority Caucus Secretary . Karla May . (573) 751-2198 House website: www.house.mo.gov CLINT ZWEIFEL (D) CHRIS KOSTER (D) State Treasurer Attorney General Room 229, State Capitol Supreme Court Building, PO Box 899 (573) 751-2411 (573) 751-3321 FAX (573) 751-9443 FAX (573) 751-0774 www .treasurer .mo .gov www .ago .mo .gov 4 2016 GENERAL ASSEMBLY ROSTER STATE SENATORIAL DISTRICTS 5 6 2016 GENERAL ASSEMBLY ROSTER STATE SENATORS 7 State Senators by District, 2016 Name District Email Address Sifton, Scott (D) . 1 . scott .sifton@senate .mo .gov Onder, Robert F . (Bob) Jr . (R) . 2 . .bob .onder@senate .mo .gov Romine, Gary A . (R) . 3 . gary .romine@senate .mo .gov Keaveny, Joseph P . (D) . 4 . joe .keaveny@senate .mo .gov Nasheed, Jamilah (D) . 5 . .jamilah .nasheed@senate .mo .gov Kehoe, Mike (R) . 6 . mike. .kehoe@senate .mo .gov Holsman, Jason R . (D) . 7 . jason .holsman@senate .mo .gov Kraus, Will (R) . 8 . will. .kraus@senate .mo .gov Curls, Shalonn (Kiki) (D) . 9 . shalonn .curls@senate .mo .gov Riddle, Jeanie (R) . 10 . jeanie .riddle@senate .mo .gov Vacancy . 11 Hegeman, Daniel J . (R) . 12 . .dan .hegeman@senate .mo .gov DAN W . BROWN (R) MARIA CHAPPELLE-NADAL (D) Walsh, Gina (D) . 13 . gina .walsh@senate .mo .gov District 16 District 14 407 W . Fourth St . Chappelle-Nadal, Maria (D) . 14 . .maria .chappellenadal@senate .mo .gov Rolla 65401 Schmitt, Eric S . (R) . 15 . eschmitt@senate .mo .gov Brown, Dan W . (R) . 16 . dan. .brown@senate .mo .gov State Capitol Room 428 Silvey, Ryan A . (R) . 17 . ryan .silvey@senate .mo .gov State Capitol Room 422 (573) 751-5713 (573) 751-4106 Munzlinger, Brian (R) . 18 . brian. .munzlinger@senate .mo .gov dan .brown@senate .mo .gov maria chappellenadal@senate. mo. gov. Schaefer, Kurt U . (R) . 19 . kurt. .schaefer@senate .mo .gov Wasson, Jay (R) . 20 . jay .wasson@senate .mo .gov Pearce, David Brent (R) . 21 . david. .pearce@senate .mo .gov Wieland, Paul J . (R) . 22 . .paul .wieland@senate .mo .gov Vacancy . 23 Schupp, Jill (D) . 24 . jill .schupp@senate .mo .gov Libla, Doug (R) . 25 . doug .libla@senate .mo .gov Schatz, Dave (R) . 26 . dave .schatz@senate .mo .gov Wallingford, Wayne (R) . 27 . wayne. .wallingford@senate .mo .gov Parson, Michael L . (R) . 28 . .mparson@senate .mo .gov Sater, David (R) . 29 . david .sater@senate .mo .gov Dixon, Bob (R) . 30 . bob .dixon@senate .mo .gov Emery, Edgar (Ed) G .H . (R) . 31 . ed .emery@senate .mo .gov Richard, Ronald F . (R) . 32 . .ronald .richard@senate .mo .gov Cunningham, Mike (R) . 33 . .mike .cunningham@senate .mo .gov MIKE CUNNINGHAM (R) SHALONN (Kiki) CURLS (D) District 33 District 9 Schaaf, Rob (R) . 34 . rob. .schaaf@senate .mo .gov 515 Landslide Rd . Rogersville 65742 Number of Senators . 34 State Capitol Room 331 State Capitol Room 434 Republicans . 24 (573) 751-1882 (573) 751-3158 Democrats . 8 mike .cunningham@senate .mo .gov shalonn .curls@senate .mo .gov Vacancies . 2 Terms expire: Even-numbered districts, January 2019 Odd-numbered districts, January 2017 BOB DIXON (R) EDGAR (Ed) G .H . EMERY (R) District 30 District 31 1189 East C Hwy . Lamar 64759 (417) 540-1497 State Capitol
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