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New Legislators Guide New Legislators Guide Updated November 10, 2020 About Missouri Scout Missouri Scout is a private news service providing political intelligence and Call. Started in 2007, Missouri Scout has become the underground tip-sheet for Missouri state politics. Monday through Friday, subscribers receive Daily Updates that include rumors, overlooked facts, and analysis about current events. These updates are almost entirely fresh dispatches with information that have yet to be reported anywhere else. Saturday, MOScout publishes The Weekender. It contains the exclusive MOScout Weekly Poll, which provides opinion surveys on timely topics and races. Polling is conducted by Titus Bond at Remington Research; The Hallway Index, a survey of Missouri lobbyists which gives a look at sentiment from “inside the bubble;” and the ever-popular Who Won the Week. On Sundays, subscribers receive The Sunday6, an enlightening collection of graphs, charts and other visuals from the week. Subscribers may also opt-in to the Weekly Summary which they may forward to clients and colleagues. Subscribers include lobbyists and government relations executives, but also activists, consultants, legislators, and donors. The cost is $985/year. Monthly subscriptions are also available. If you'd like to know more about subscribing, send me an email at [email protected]. About Drebes In addition to Missouri Scout, Dave Drebes was founder of Arch City Chronicle. According to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, it was “the industry newsletter for the Lou’s political insiders.” He was named one of St. Louis’ Most Influential People (2007), received the Media Award from the Missouri Association for Social Welfare (2006), the President’s Award from the Metropolitan Press Club of St. Louis (2006). His parents must be proud. Drebes also writes a regular column in the St. Louis Business Journal covering Missouri state politics. Please Note All the information contained in this reference guide has been obtained by sources believed to be reliable, but there is no guarantee of such, and you are urged to verify the information for yourself. In particular: contact information listed has been obtained through public websites, but in many cases has not been verified. Ed Lewis - District 6 Ed Lewis Biography (from campaign website): My wife, Sarah, and I both graduated from MU. Sarah earned a Bachelor of Music degree and I earned my Bachelor of Science in Education degree with a certificate in Chemistry Education. I went on to receive my Masters of Science in Analytical Chemistry from PSU in 1992. I have taught Chemistry and Physics at Sweet Springs, MO, Vandalia, MO and for the last 15 years in Moberly High School, Moberly, MO. My four children (Caleb, Joshua, Naomi and Anna) all graduated from Moberly High School. I am an Elder at Timberlake Christian Church where we have attended for all of our years in Moberly. Party: Republican Election: Uncontested primary, beat Democratic opponent with 78%. Previous office-holder: Tim Remole Occupation: Teacher at Moberly High School Education: Mizzou Website: https://edlewismo.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/edlewis_g Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/edwin.lewis.1042032 Other links: https://vimeo.com/372004426 Contact information: 660-676-3598, [email protected] Randy Railsback - District 8 From his campaign website: Lifelong Missouri resident and Missouri Century Farm Farmer Randy Railsback is a proud husband, father, grandfather, and conservative. He is also a graduate of the Economic Development Institute accredited by the American Economic Development Council. As a strong advocate for Missouri farmers at the state and federal level, Randy is committed to supporting Missouri agriculture and rural communities, promoting small business and economic development, supporting pro-life policies, and defending the Second Amendment. Party: Republican Election: Won four-way GOP primary with 44%, uncontested general election. Previous office-holder: Jim Neely Occupation: Farmer Education: Penney High School (Hamilton, MO) Website: https://www.railsbackformissouri.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/RailsbackforMO Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/randy.railsback.5/ Other links: Contact information: 816-583-4495, [email protected] Dean VanSchoiack - District 9 From his campaign website: Dean is committed to ensuring quality public education, upholding the second amendment, defending private property, improving infrastructure, and protecting the right to life. As an NRA member, University of Missouri graduate and family farmer, Dean is dedicated to working for all Missourians. Dean is also a professional auctioneer and real estate broker. Party: Republican Election: Won primary with 56%; won general election with 71%. Previous office-holder: Sheila Solon Occupation: Auctioneer and real estate broker Education: University of Missouri Website: https://www.votedean4rep.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/coloneldean Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Dean4Rep/ Other links: https://deanvan.com/ Contact information: 816-261-1361, [email protected] Pronounced: VAN-SKOH-ik John Hurlbert - District 12 From his campaign website: Hurlbert grew up in Kearney before moving to Smithville and marrying his high school sweetheart in 2007. After graduating from Park University Magna Cum Laude, Hurlbert began working for Congressman Sam Graves, where he continues to serve as the Field Representative Manager. Hurlbert was first elected to the Smithville Board of Alderman in 2018 and is also the Past President of the Smithville Rotary Club, where he has been a member since 2011. Hurlbert also serves as an Elder at Desperation Church in Liberty…. A resident of Smithville, Hurlbert lives in the Diamond Crest subdivision with his wife, Ashley, and their two children, Rose and J.J. Party: Republican Election: Won primary with 82%, beat Democratic opponent with 65% Previous office-holder: Ken Wilson Occupation: Alderman in Smithville. Education: Park University Website: https://joshhurlbert.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/joshhurlbert Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HurlbertforMissouri/ Other links: Contact information: 816-520-7242, [email protected] Sean Pouche - District 13 From his campaign website: I grew up in Southern Platte County and attended St. Therese Parish School – Parkville, where I am now a parishioner. I am the son of Fred and Marty Pouche, longtime residents who have been actively involved in the local community, particularly the Platte County Republican Party, for over 35 years, where my father Fred Pouche is a former Platte County Auditor, and retired member of the Missouri House of Representatives. Attended Rockhurst High School in Kansas City graduating with the school’s honors in Physics. Due to academic achievements, I was nominated to the U. S. Merchant Marine Academy, Kings Point, NY, and the U. S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Maryland, by Sen. Kit Bond and Congressman Tom Coleman, of Missouri. In 1995, I graduation from the Merchant Marine Academy, with a bachelor of science degree and a commission in the U.S. Naval Reserve… After my Iraq tour in 2012, I returned to Platte County to work in the family business… Party: Republican Election: Nominated by committee after Allred dropped out, won general election with 56%. Previous office-holder: Vic Allred Occupation: Runs family business, Platte Rental & Supply Education: U. S. Merchant Marine Academy Website: http://citizensforpouche.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/citizensforseanpouche Contact information: (913) 707-8345, [email protected] Ashley Aune - District 14 From her campaign website: I own and operate a marketing agency. I'm married to a 10-year military veteran. My husband and I both worked from home before it was mandatory. I'm a stepmom to a very cool kid. Rescue dogs are my favorite. I have two. They're big. Party: Democrat Election: Uncontested primary, beat Republican opponent with 53%. Previous office-holder: Matt Sain Occupation: Creative Director at Propel Creative Studio Education: Website: https://www.ashleyformissouri.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ashley4MO Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/AshleyForMissouri/ Contact information: (816) 301-4210, [email protected] Pronounced: ahh-nee, rhymes with Pawnee. Maggie Nurrenbern - District 15 From her campaign website: Maggie Nurrenbern is from the Northland, works in the Northland and has always been proud to call the Northland home. As a mom, a teacher, and a union member, Maggie understands that we need legislators who will advocate for our hardworking families… After graduating college, she served with her husband Gregg in the Peace Corps in Ecuador for two years working in education and public health. She is a Spanish teacher at North Kansas City High School, teaching students in the International Baccalaureate Programme… Maggie and her husband Gregg have three sons, Luke, Eli and Henry. They are proud to be adoptive parents. Maggie believes being a mom is her greatest job of all, and her kids have given her a renewed purpose to advocate for bright futures for kids all over Missouri. Party: Democratic Election: Uncontested primary, defeated Republican opponent with 58%. Previous office-holder: Jon Carpenter Occupation: Teacher Education: BA from Truman, MA from UMKC Website: https://maggieformo.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/MaggieforMO Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MaggieforMO/ Other links: Contact information: (816) 289-8822, [email protected] Chris Brown - District 16
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