Return to flip book view

ADVOCACY TOOLKITMISSOURI BANKERS ASSOCIATION2025

ADVOCACY TOOLKIT CONTENTSGOVERNMENT RELATIONS TEAMFAME AWARDTARGET BANKER PROGRAMPOLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEES (PAC)MBA GOVERNMENT RELATIONS COMMITTEEHOW A BILL BECOMES A LAWADVOCACY OFFICERGOVERNMENT RELATIONS BEST PRACTICES2024 ELECTION SUMMARYVOTING INFORMATIONEASY STEPS TO CONTACT YOUR LEGISLATORSMISSOURI’S FEDERAL DELEGATIONMAP OF CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTSMISSOURI STATE LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY456781011121518192021223

YOUR MBA GOVERNMENT RELATIONS TEAMThe MBA Government Relations team keeps a daily watch on activities in the state and federal legislatures. Lobbying is our first line of defense against bills negative to the industry and our means of moving legislation favorable to banking and the business community through the process to become law.4Jackson HatawayPresident & CEOjhataway@mobankers.comDavid KentSenior Vice President Chief Lobbyistdkent@mobankers.comKeith ThornburgVice President & General Counselkthornburg@mobankers.comEmily LewisVice President, Legislative & Advocacy Programmingelewis@mobankers.com

MBA’S FOSTERING ADVOCACY & MEANINGFUL ENGAGEMENTThe Missouri Bankers Association applauds our bankers who go above and beyond to advocate on behalf of the banking industry. We are pleased to recognize these members with our Fostering Advocacy & Meaningful Engagement (FAME) award. The FAME award is our highest level of recognition for overall advocacy efforts by our members. FAME award winners will be recognized at the annual Executive Management Conference in December. In addition, FAME award winners will be published in the Missouri Banker magazine and through other MBA media channels.Action ItemComplete at least five of the seven goals to earn FAME status and return your checklist to dkent@mobankers.com by November 1, 2025.5FAME AWARD CHECKLISTFAME AWARD CHECKLIST(Achieve at least five goals from the following list)DATE COMPLETED NOTESGOAL 1: Contribute to your MBA regional PAC or FedPAC.GOAL 2: Host a meeting with lawmaker(s) in-district.GOAL 3: Send at least one staffer to a Target Banker visit.GOAL 4: Name an advocacy officer at your bank.GOAL 5: Attend a Washington, D.C. trip.GOAL 6: Provide MBA with a list of elected officials you know personally or have a connection to.GOAL 7: Other (e.g. testify on a bill, analyze legislation, etc.).

MBA’S TARGET BANKER PROGRAMConsidered the “gold standard” among advocacy groups, the Target Banker Program is MBA’s primary grassroots state lobbying program. Bankers are invited to visit the Missouri Capitol during the legislative session and meet with their legislators to advocate in support of or in opposition to legislation impacting the industry.These visits begin at MBA’s office, where bankers receive a short briefing from MBA staff on a few key issues and their legislators, including background and talking points. MBA staff then accompanies bankers to the Capitol to meet their representatives and senators.Through these Target Banker visits, MBA has a continuous presence at the Capitol throughout the session. Legislators need to hear directly from their constituents about how issues important to the banking industry affect their districts. The Target Banker Program is a great opportunity for bankers to get to know their legislators and build strong relationships for the future. Any bank employee is eligible to participate in the Target Banker program.For more information on how you can participate in MBA’s Target Banker program, contact David Kent or Emily Lewis.6

MBA PACSAll MBA PACs are nonpartisan political action committees organized by MBA members. MBA FedPAC provides financial support for candidates for the U.S. Congress who represent Missouri, while the MBA State and Regional PACs provide financial support for candidates for the Missouri General Assembly and statewide executive office. The MBA PAC Committees ultimately determine which candidates receive support from the MBA. MBA PAC CommitteesMBA has seven Regional PACs (one PAC per MBA region) and a State PAC. Each Regional PAC is governed by a committee of bankers who live or work within that region. The MBA State PAC is made up of large banks and holding companies with a significant presence in two or more MBA regions and focuses its contributions on leadership and statewide races.MBA’s State and Regional PAC Committees play an integral role in the success of our government relations program. Committee members are briefed on current state and federal legislative and political activity and determine contributions for candidates on the state level. Committee members are a valuable resource to the MBA as they are aware of the political dynamics in their communities and often know which candidate is best situated to win in a competitive race.Every MBA member bank is asked annually to contribute to either a regional PAC or the State PAC, depending on their designation.For more information on how you can contribute to the MBA PACs, contact David Kent or Emily Lewis.WAYS TO CONTRIBUTE TO MBA PACSSTATE-CHARTERED BANKS• May make corporate contributions to the State or Regional PACs.• Personal contributions from management and directors may be made to the FedPAC.FedPAC PRIOR APPROVAL• MBA must receive prior approval from member banks to receive details on FedPAC.• Scan the code to submit the approval form online.• Submission is not a pledge to contribute.• Your bank may only provide prior approval to one trade association per calendar year.7

MBA GOVERNMENT RELATIONS COMMITTEEKEY ISSUESThe Government Relations Committee reviews potential legislative and regulatory issues and coordinates MBA’s legislative agenda for the year. The committee’s recommendations are sent to the MBA Board of Directors for approval.FEDERALAccess to Credit for our Rural Economy (ACRE) ActACRE is bipartisan, bicameral legislation that would lower interest rates for farmers, ranchers, and rural homeowners by providing a tax exemption for interest earned on bank loans secured by farm real estate, aquaculture facilities, and home mortgage loans in communities of no more than 2,500.* Ask your federal lawmakers to: Co-sponsor ACRE and help deliver approximately $1.15 billion worth of annual interest expense savings to farmers and ranchers in more than 17,000 rural communities across the country.Reform the CFPBThe CFPB has broad authority over the financial services industry. Over the last few years, the Bureau has repeatedly ignored legal boundaries established by Congress. Now is the time to reign in the CFPB. Specifically, MBA supports transitioning the leadership structure from a single director to a Senate-confirmed, bipartisan board. MBA also supports changing the CFPB’s funding structure from the Federal Reserve System to appropriations. This would make the Bureau more accountable to Congress (and taxpayers) while making it harder for the CFPB to ignore the plain meaning of laws and regulations.* Ask your federal lawmakers to support reforms to the CFPB.Repeal 1071Section 1071 of the Dodd-Frank Act requires lenders to collect and report to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau specific information about lending to minority-owned businesses. MBA believes that Section 1071 is too far-reaching, will put small businesses’ privacy at risk and will discourage bank lending to small businesses given the cost to collect this data.* Ask your federal lawmakers to repeal Section 1071 of the Dodd-Frank Act.Credit Card Routing MandatesThe Credit Card Competition Act would expand government routing mandates to the credit card market, reducing the security of credit card transactions, limiting community bank card offerings, and eliminating important consumer benefits like credit card rewards programs.* Ask your federal lawmakers to: Oppose the so-called “Credit Card Competition Act” and prevent a massive wealth transfer from small community financial institutions and their customers to the Big Box Retailers.8

STATECombatting Fraud in MissouriScams and fraud are at an all-time high. Banks work diligently to educate and protect their customers from becoming victims of these crimes. However, there are legal limitations on what banks can do to stop fraudulent transactions and customers aren’t always convinced they are being taken advantage of. MBA supports legislation to create liability protections for banks that offer a “trusted contact” program. A trusted contact is someone designated by a customer who the bank can call when fraud or suspicious activity has been detected. The trusted contact would not have the ability to transact funds or stop payments but could serve as an additional voice of reason to prevent fraudulent activity. * Ask your state lawmakers to support giving banks a tool that will help combat fraud and protect Missouri consumers from scams (HB 229 & SB 99).Reduce Regulatory BurdenMBA supports legislation to update and reform the state’s banking code. The 2025 legislative package will allow a bank’s board to issue additional shares of capital stock without having to amend and restate the articles of agreement; removes a prohibition against using video technology to make quorum; removes a requirement that all loans to directors, officers, and employes be provided at bank board meetings; eliminates antiquated publication requirement for bank call reports; and, removes confusing language relating to inactive or abandoned accounts.* Ask your state lawmakers to support regulatory relief measures provided in HB 754 and SB 97.Oppose Credit Union Field of Membership ExpansionThe credit union association has pushed field of membership expansion in recent years. While credit unions are not pursuing legislation in 2025, MBA expects they will try again in the future. MBA urges all bankers to continue educating legislators on the key differences between banks and credit unions. Specifically, credit unions’ tax and regulatory structure create an unfair competitive advantage. * Continue educating state lawmakers by highlighting the key differences between a bank and a credit union.9MBA GOVERNMENT RELATIONS COMMITTEEKEY ISSUES CONTINUED

COMPLIMENTS OF THEMMIISSSSOOUURRII HHOOUUSSEE OOFF RREEPPRREESSEENNTTAATTIIVVEESS CCoonnffeerreennccee CCoommmmiitttteeee HOW A BILL BECOMES A LAW 10

MAXIMIZE YOUR VOICE IN JEFFERSON CITY & WASHINGTON, D.C. BECOME AN ADVOCACY OFFICERWhat is an Advocacy Officer?The Advocacy Officer serves as a point person to help coordinate regulatory, legislative, and advocacy efforts for the bank. This is a volunteer position.What’s in it for you?Leadership, development, visibility, and impact. Advocacy Officers serve as a resource at their bank and help disseminate government relations information to other bank staff.Who would make a good Advocacy Officer?This position is geared towards someone who has an interest in public policy, a strong understanding of the banking industry, and the ability to communicate information to other staff in a timely fashion.If you have someone signed up for the Banking Leadership Missouri program, name them as your Advocacy Officer. A CEO can be the Advocacy Officer, but you may choose to give this leadership position to someone else.Duties:• Stay informed on legislative issues that impact the bank and the banking industry.• Attend a Target Banker visit and encourage other bank staff to attend as well.• Work with MBA staff to communicate with members of Congress and the Missouri General Assembly when important messages need to be delivered.• Help MBA staff nurture relationships with your elected officials.• Advise MBA staff on ways the association can be more effective in its advocacy efforts.Please contact Emily Lewis at MBA for more information.11

MBA GOVERNMENT RELATIONS BEST PRACTICESMBA Government Relations staff frequently rely on bank executives for help in four key advocacy areas – fundraising, grassroots, communications, and capitol visits. Here are the toplines for each category.Supporting the PACsPACs enable our industry to support political candidates who are likely to advocate for policies beneficial to our interests. This includes regulations, tax policies, and laws that affect banking operations, financial stability, and profitability. • See page 7 for more details.Grassroots/In-District MeetingsThe secret to advocacy is simple; it’s all about relationships. The better you know your legislator – and more importantly, the more they trust you – the easier it will be to discuss the issues that are important to our industry. • Host an in-district meet-and-greet event with a group of legislators.• Invite a legislator to lunch or for coffee at the bank.• Periodically send an email to your lawmakers.• Write a letter or call their office. These options provide a personal touch. Regardless of how you choose to get involved, the most important element is to get to know your legislators. Don’t forget to share your customer success stories and how you are helping in the community. Lawmakers love hearing these stories!Submitting online testimony in the Missouri House and SenateThe public can submit testimony online for any policy bill that is heard in a House or Senate Committee. Scan the QR codes below and follow instructions to submit your testimony. Use MBA talking points as a resource to inform your statement but include details about your institution to tell your unique story. Be sure you are testifying as an individual unless you have express authority to testify on behalf of your employer.House Senate12

Communicating with CEO, Board, and Bank StaffKeeping your staff and directors updated on issues important to the industry is a valuable component to advocacy.• Periodically provide brief updates on government and regulatory activities.• Encourage financial and grassroots participation and remind them that our peers and competitors are highly engaged in the legislative, regulatory, and political processes.• News, talking points, action alerts and other materials can be found in MBA’s email updates, magazine, social media feeds, website, and the VoterVoice app.• Direct questions or concerns to MBA’s Government Relations Team.Traveling to the Capitol(s) for VisitsWhether it’s in Jefferson City or Washington, D.C., all lawmakers appreciate hearing directly from their constituents. MBA offers unique opportunities for bankers to meet with their state and federal lawmakers throughout the year. • Be a Target Banker. MBA’s Target Banker program provides you the opportunity to meet with your state lawmakers one-on-one in Jefferson City. • MBA offers multiple opportunities for bankers to travel to Washington, D.C. to meet with various regulatory agencies and your congressional delegation. These trips typically occur in the Spring and Fall, with other trips planned as needed.• MBA’s Cook Endowment awards stipends to MBA Banking Leadership Missouri class members who attend the annual American Bankers Association Washington Summit and Emerging Leaders Forum. Stay Informed• Email mba@mobankers.com to sign up for the weekly Missouri Banker Update and MBA Legislative Update to keep up with banking news.• Follow @mobankers on X, Facebook, instagram, and LinkedIn.• Scan the code to visit MBA’s TAKE ACTION page to contact your legislators on important matters and find more advocacy resources. Opt-in to text messages to receive action alerts soyou can act quickly on behalf of your bank. Save the page to your phone’s home screen for easy mobile access! 13MBA GOVERNMENT RELATIONS BEST PRACTICESTAKE ACTION at mobankers.com

14MBA GOVERNMENT RELATIONS BEST PRACTICESTips Be respectful and keep it factual. Use data from MBA to enhance your message, but describe in your own words how legislation or regu-lations will impact your customers and employees. Whether you’re discussing legislation or sharing what a day in your bank looks like, this is a great opportunity to illustrate your bank’s important role in the community. It is important that legislators hear from many bankers, but remember that a unique message carries more weight. Learn more about advocacy, voting, your legislators, and issues aecting the banking industry at MBA’s TAKE ACTION page. 2 min 5 min 30 min 2 hrs 8-12 hrs/yr 3 min 15 min 1 hr 4 hrs 3 days

2024 ELECTION SUMMARYThe 2024 elections were held November 5. One the state level, Republicans maintained supermajorities in both chambers, with 24 (to 10) members in the Senate and 112 (to 51) members in the House. Republicans also won all statewide offices and hold all six offices in the executive branch (governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, auditor, secretary of state and treasurer). On the federal level, Republicans hold both U.S. Senate seats and six of the eight U.S. House seats.U.S. SenateEvery state has two U.S. Senators, and each Senator represents the entire state for a six-year term. In Missouri, the current U.S. Senators are Josh Hawley (R) and Eric Schmitt (R). Schmitt is up for election in 2028 while Hawley is up for election in 2030.Individual Contribution Limit: $3,300 for primary, $3,300 for general.U.S. House of RepresentativesThe number of U.S. House members is based on population and varies by state. Each member serves two-year terms. Missouri has eight members in the U.S. House of Representatives.There are two new members for Missouri in the U.S. House. Wesley Bell (D) in Congressional District 1 and Bob Onder (R) in Congressional District 3.• For a list of your congressional delegation, please see page 20.Individual Contribution Limit: $3,300 for primary, $3,300 for general.15

2024 ELECTION SUMMARYState Executive BranchMissouri’s Executive Branch is responsible for enforcing the law. The executive branch is headed by the Governor along with five statewide elected officials including the lieutenant governor, secretary of state, state auditor, state treasurer and attorney general, and also consists of seventeen executive departments which are led by the governor’s appointees. All executive elected officials are limited to two, four-year terms, with the exception of lieutenant governor and state auditor, who can serve unlimited terms.• Lt. Governor - acting governor when the governor is out of state and ex-officio president of the senate.• Attorney General - state’s chief law enforcement official, representing the state in legal action and providing opinions on legal matters. • Auditor - oversees state expenditures and determines whether state funds are being spent properly.• Secretary of State – state’s chief elections officer and public records keeper.• State Treasurer – custodian of state funds.Individual Contribution Limit: $2,825 for primary, $2,825 for general.Mike KehoeGovernorScott FitzpatrickAuditorDavid Wasinger Lieutenant GovernorDenny Hoskins Secretary of StateAndrew BaileyAttorney GeneralVivek MalekTreasurer16

State SenateRepublicans retained their supermajority after the 2024 election cycle and hold 24 of the 34 seats in the Senate. Due to term limits and resignations, there are 10 new members in the State Senate starting in 2025. Half of the Senate seats are up for election every two years. In 2024, odd numbered districts were up for election. In 2026, the even numbered districts will be up for election.Individual Contribution Limit: $2,400 for primary, $2,400 for general.State House of RepresentativesRepublicans retained their supermajority after the 2024 election cycle and hold 112 of the 163 seats in the State House. Due to term limits and resignations, there are 54 new members in the State House starting in 2025. All 163 seats in the State House are up for election every two years.Individual Contribution Limits: $2,000 for primary, $2,000 for general.Term LimitsIn 1992, Missouri voters approved, by a margin of 75 percent, an amendment to the state’s constitution limiting a legislator in the General Assembly to eight years of service in the Missouri House of Representatives and eight years in the Missouri Senate. The first year term limits prevented someone from running again was in 2002. Prior to this provision, Missouri had no legislative term limits.172024 ELECTION SUMMARY

VOTING INFORMATIONRegister to VoteIn order to be registered to vote in an election, you need to be registered by the Election Day deadline. For the November 5 general election, that is October 9.https://www.sos.mo.gov/elections/goVoteMissouri/votereg Find Your Polling Place & Check Your Registration Statushttps://voteroutreach.sos.mo.gov/portal/Need to vote absentee?Anyone who wants to vote absentee in Missouri may do so – we are a “no-excuse” absentee voting state. You may cast your absentee ballot by mail, or cast an in-person absentee ballot, also known as early voting. However, certain restrictions do apply.https://www.sos.mo.gov/elections/goVoteMissouri/howtovoteGet the information you need to vote:https://www.sos.mo.gov/elections18

Step 1:Go to https://www.senate.mo.gov/LegisLookup/DefaultStep 2:Enter your home address in the search fields.Step 3: Click the hyperlink for the appropriate lawmaker (e.g. if it’s a state issue, select the Senator and/or Representative; if it’s a federal issue, select the member of Congress or U.S. Senator).Step 4:Send an email or call the office. EASY STEPS TO CONTACT YOUR LEGISLATORS19

Rep. Emanuel Cleaver (D-District 5)2217 Rayburn Office BuildingWashington, D.C. 20515@repcleaverRep. Sam Graves (R-District 6)1135 Longworth Office BuildingWashington, D.C. 20515@RepSamGravesRep. Eric Burlison (R-District 7)1108 Longworth Office BuildingWashington, D.C. 20515@RepEricBurlisonRep. Jason Smith (R-District 8)1011 Longworth Office BuildingWashington, D.C. 20515@RepJasonSmithMISSOURI’S FEDERAL DELEGATIONRep. Wesley Bell (D-District 1)1429 Longworth House Office BuildingWashington, D.C. 20515@WesleyBell4MORep. Ann Wagner (R-District 2)2350 Rayburn Office BuildingWashington, D.C. 20515@RepAnnWagnerRep. Bob Onder (R-District 3)1113 Longworth House Office BuildingWashington D.C. 20515@BobOnderMORep. Mark Alford (R-District 4)1516 Longworth Office BuildingWashington, D.C. 20515@RepMarkAlford20How to Address a U.S. SenatorThe Honorable [First Name Last Name]United States Senate[Office Number] Russell Office BuildingWashington, D.C. 20510Dear Senator [Last Name]:How to Address a Member of the U.S. House of RepresentativesThe Honorable [First Name Last Name]U.S. House of Representatives[Office Number] [Building Name] House Office BuildingWashington, D.C. 20515Dear Congressman (woman) [Last Name]:Washington, D.C.115 Russell SOB Washington, D.C. 20510 202-224-6154Washington, D.C.387 Russell SOBWashington, DC 20510 202-224-5721Bell.house.gov SENATORSGraves.house.govWagner.house.govOnder.house.govAlford.house.govMissouri1123 Wilkes Blvd, Suite 220Columbia, MO 65201 573-554-1919MissouriEagleton US Courthouse111 S 10th St, Ste 23.305St. Louis, MO 63102314-230-7263Sen. Josh Hawley (R-MO)@SenHawleyPressSen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO)@SenEricSchmittHawley.senate.govSchmitt.senate.govREPRESENTATIVESBurlison.house.govJasonSmith.house.govCleaver.house.gov

MAP OF CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS21

MISSOURI STATE SENATORSDEMOCRATS: 10 / REPUBLICANS: 241 - BECK, Doug (D-St. Louis)2 - SCHROER, Nick (R-St. Charles) 3 - HENDERSON, Mike (R-Desloge) 4 - MAY, Karla (D-St. Louis City) 5 - ROBERTS, Steven (D-St. Louis City)6 - BERNSKOETTER, Mike (R-Jeff. City) 7 - LEWIS, Patty (D-Kansas City) 8 - CIERPIOT, Mike (R-Lee’s Summit) 9 - WASHINGTON, Barbara (D-KC)10 - FITZWATER, Travis (R-Holt’s Summit)11 - NICOLA, Joe (R-Grain Valley)12 - BLACK, Rusty (R-Chillicothe)13 - WALTON MOSLEY, Angela (D-Florissant)14 - WILLIAMS, Brian (D-University City)15 - GREGORY, David (R-Chesterfield) 16 - BROWN, Justin (R-Rolla) 17 - NURRENBERN, Maggie (D-Kansas City)2218 - O’LAUGHLIN, Cindy (R-Shelbina) 19 - WEBBER, Stephen (D-Columbia) 20 - TRENT, Curtis (R-Springfield)21 - GREGORY, Kurtis (R-Marshall) 22 - COLEMAN, Mary Elizabeth (R-Arnold)23 - SCHNELTING, Adam (R-St. Peters)24 - MCCREERY, Tracy (D-STL County)25 - BEAN, Jason (R-Holcomb)26 - BROWN, Ben (R-Washington) 27 - BURGER, Jamie (R-Benton) 28 - CRAWFORD, Sandy (R-Buffalo)29 - MOON, Mike (R-Ash Grove)30 - HOUGH, Lincoln (R-Springfield) 31 - BRATTIN, Rick (R-Harrisonville)32 - CARTER, Jill (R-Granby)33 - HUDSON, Brad (R-Cape Fair)34 - LUETKEMEYER, Tony (R-Parkville) Sandy Crawford, ChairDavid Gregory, Vice-ChairJustin BrownLincoln HoughCurtis TrentTracy McCreeryAngela MosleySENATE INSURANCE AND BANKING COMMITTEE

MAP OF STATE SENATE DISTRICTS23706422972255155170470572704353529495544166412546561160275159169674063625059136696024713692584516125571722175928334150663501177651807911575279941312102661281214310026937614136718764B16314778157144104145120763851031236026734027313412274075158741081302493111017511821313274652913649836620217217610717311925410910584974416510123137053162112148246224221911624517110214389992651247348302401541742156815611417717937113722181771231648313511396149101338014612649288613112520111715219052116331398290129248811421681271511064115346233964237687181442376479718559594518113815193217HornersvilleCardwellCooterArbyrdHollandSteeleRivesSenathCaruthersvilleHayti HeightsHaytiKennettBragg CityPascolaHomestownWardellHolcombHaywardPortagevilleGideonClarktonCampbellBlue EyeThayerTallapoosaSouthwestCityPontiacMarstonBakersfieldSeligmanGoldenChain-O-LakesNoelArrow PointEagle RockRiscoNeelyvilleSundownEmerald BeachPinevilleHowardvilleMaldenNaylorShell KnobTheodosiaLilbournNew MadridGinger BlueWashburnConey IslandQulinKoshkonongOxlyNorthLilbournGainesvilleLanaganHollisterCatronParmaKirbyvilleDoniphanSouth ForkBransonIndian PointKimberlingCityBrandsvilleAndersonFairdealingHarviellBernieExeterKissee MillsCassvilleForsythAltonBranson WestRockawayBeachBull CreekMerriam WoodsWest PlainsReeds SpringPinhookGoodmanTaneyvilleButterfieldCanalouPoplar BluffMatthewsWheatonStellaBakerEast PrairieFiskWasolaMcCord BendDudleyThomasvillePenermonDexterGalenaEssexFairviewNeoshoPurdySaddlebrookeAnnistonGrayridgeSenecaGrandinMorehouseStark CitySpokanePomonaSikestonNewtoniaBloomfieldHunterCraneMinerBertrandGranbyCharlestonMonettWilsonCityHurleyEllsinoreWyattHighlandvilleRitcheyPierce CityPuxicoFremontAvaDiehlstadtVeronaAuroraWilliamsvilleWillowSpringsLoma LindaMontierVanduserMountain ViewWentworthOzarkDiamondBirch TreeMarionvilleSpartaBlodgettVan BurenWinonaHaywood CityFreistattNixaBell CityCleverBillingsMorleyDennis AcresFremont HillsDuquesneMill SpringJoplinSarcoxieHobergFidelityDuenwegOranLambertAdvanceBentonMount VernonStotts CityNorwoodMansfieldReedsRogersvilleBattlefieldChesapeakeRepublicCarthageCaboolGreenvilleMountainGroveWebb CityAirport DrivePiedmontLa RussellZalmaEminenceSeymourCartervilleFordlandCommerceCarl JunctionBrooklynHeightsDigginsSummersvilleChaffeeSpringfieldKelsoOronogoHalltownAvillaDeltaMillerScott CityCapeGirardeauAllenvilleEllingtonWhitewaterAlbaPurcellWacoDutchtownHartvilleNeck CityWillardCarytownStraffordAsburyDes ArcMarble HillGordonvilleAsh GroveGlen AllenHoustonJasperRaymondvilleMarshfieldEvertonAnnapolisSouthGreenfieldJacksonFair GroveLockwoodNianguaGolden CityWalnut GroveGreenfieldMarquandCentervilleGoodnightBunkerPleasant HopeMorrisvilleMindenminesDadevilleCherokee PassLamar HeightsLickingLamarOak RidgePlatoPocahontasConwaySedgewickvilleCobaltEvergreenAldrichArcolaPhillipsburgBurgessFredericktownLiberalJunction CityMilfordArcadiaIrwinOld AppletonIrontonBiehleBolivarMine La MotteHalfwayJericoSpringsUmber ViewHeightsPilot KnobAltenburgFrohnaFair PlaySalemBuffaloSheldonLebanonLongtownIronMountainLakeBronaughStocktonEdgar SpringsFortLeonardWoodViburnumBennettSpringsPerryvilleDoe RunMiloLouisburgFarmingtonCaledoniaMoundvilleBismarckBrewerHumansvilleSt. RobertFlemingtonStoutlandPark HillsWaynesvilleLeadingtonLithiumIrondaleDeerfieldWorthamUrbanaNevadaRichlandLeadwoodFrankclaySt. MaryEl DoradoSpringsOzoraDeslogeWeingartenCollinsWeaubleauWalkerTerre du LacBonne TerreRichardsNewburgPotosiCrockerDoolittleGrayhawkRollaPrestonWheatlandMineral PointHermitageGersterHarwoodMacks CreekSteelvilleStotesburyRoscoeSte.GenevieveVistaDixonMetzSt. JamesCamdentonBloomsdaleSchell CityCross TimbersLinn CreekOsceolaCubaRockvilleBrumleyIberiaHumeLeasburgRich HillClimaxSpringsOsage BeachOlympianVillageDe SotoLowry CityBourbonSunrise BeachFosterSt. CloudViennaLake OzarkAppleton CityWest SullivanVillageof FourSeasonsLaurieLakesideSullivanHillsboroFestusOak GroveVillageCrystal CityBagnellTuscumbiaMiramiguoaParkBrowningtonWarsawButlerAmoretHerculaneumSt. ElizabethMontroseDeepwaterHorineBellePevelyArgyleBlandFreeburgGravois MillsTightwadMetaLa DuePassaicCedar HillLakesBarnhartParkwaySt. ClairOwensvilleAmsterdamImperialEldonCedar HillKimmswickSt. ThomasClintonScotsdaleBarnettRosebudLincolnAdrianGeraldMerwinOleanLaBarqueCreekLeslieVersaillesArnoldUnionHartwellByrnes MillWestphaliaLakeTekakwithaStoverCole CampHigh RidgeUrichPeacefulVillageVilla RidgeCalhounLinnDrexelPacificParkdaleArchieWardsvilleMurphyGray SummitCreightonTaosIoniaRussellvilleWindsorLohmanWashingtonGarden CityBlairstownAugustaThree CreeksJeffersonCityLeetonChilhoweeSt. MartinsHarrisonvilleNew HavenCentertownFreemanGreen RidgeMarthasvilleCaliforniaDefianceWest LineLa TourHolts SummitLake AnnetteTiptonClarksburgGunn CityClevelandEast LynneSyracuseGasconadeMorrisonMokaneBergerChamoisLake MykeeTownSmithtonHartsburgOttervilleHermannSedaliaWeldonSpringHeightsNewBloomfieldWeldon SpringNew MelleHoldenRhinelandWhiteman AFBO'FallonCottlevilleMcKittrickPeculiarSt. PetersKingsvilleCenterviewKnob NosterRiverviewEstatesSt. CharlesStrasburgWarrensburgDardennePrairieAshlandJamestownLake St.LouisInnsbrookLa MonteWentzvilleBuncetonBaldwin ParkRaymoreBig SpringWarrentonPleasant HillTruesdaleLakeWinnebagoForistellPrairie HomeBeltonJosephvilleSt. PaulPendletonWright CityLoch LloydHughesvilleLupusJonesburgFlint HillFultonWest AltonPierpontPilot GroveHigh HillMcBaineHoustoniaWooldridgeMoscow MillsNew FlorenceHuntsdaleDanvilleChain ofRocksPortageDes SiouxWindsor PlaceOld MonroeKingdom CityColumbiaLakeLafayetteMontgomeryCityBoonvilleHawk PointSweet SpringsFountainN' LakesEmmaBlackwaterRocheportTroyOdessaConcordiaNelsonWinfieldBates CityTruxtonBellflowerFranklinAuxvasseNew FranklinAullvilleCaveFoleyMayviewArrow RockHigginsvilleWellsvilleAlmaCorderMartinsburgBlackburnMarshallHallsvilleSilexMount LeonardNapoleonMiddletownMexicoBenton CityWellingtonNorthKansas CityHarrisburgFayetteAvondaleRandolphElsberryVandiverBirminghamRiversideParkvilleLexingtonWhitesideHouston LakeMalta BendFlemingDoverCamdenOakwoodGrand PassWaverlyCentraliaRush HillOrrickGladstonePleasantValleySlaterGlasgowLake WaukomisGilliamWeatherbyLakeHenriettaSturgeonMissouri CityEoliaLibertyLaddoniaAshleyPaynesvilleAnnadaHardinArmstrongClarkFarberRichmondSt. ClementFarleyNorborneVandaliaHigbeeFerrelviewPrathersvilleMosbyMiamiCarrolltonWood HeightsBowling GreenRenickExcelsiorSpringsCurryvilleRayvilleKearneyPlatte CityTarrantsCrystal LakesHomesteadClarksvilleTracySmithvilleDe WittExcelsiorEstatesMoberlyWestonDaltonSalisburyBrunswickPerryKeytesvilleLawsonHuntsvilleClifton HillLouisianaHoltCamden PointRidgelyBogardBosworthTrimbleMadisonParisIatanFloridaHollidayFrankfordTriplettEdgertonElmiraCenterCairoGossDearbornLathropTinaLewis andClarkVillageAshburnStoutsvillePoloPlattsburgCowgillNew LondonRushvilleJacksonvilleDe KalbMendonBraymerHaleGowerExcelloTurneyKingstonLudlowMonroe CityRothvilleSumnerHunnewellAgencyDawnRensselaerShelbinaHannibalMarcelineEastonMaconHamiltonMooresvilleClarenceCameronUticaOsbornBevierStewartsvilleBreckenridgeCallaoSt. JosephNew CambriaKidderBucklinWheelingMeadvilleBrookfieldLacledeChillicothePalmyraShelbyvilleClarksdaleCountry ClubLock SpringsCosbyAmityWinstonLinneusBethelMaysvilleAltamontAmazoniaEthelLeonardAtlantaWeatherbyGallatinChulaLake VikingSavannahPurdinElmerJamesportPlevnaUnion StarForest CityOregonNewarkJamesonEwingNoveltyLaredoLa PlataFillmoreSouth GiffordBrowningRosendaleLa GrangeWiniganKing CityFortescueBig LakeReaPattonsburgLewistownTrentonEdinburgGibbsCoffeyMillardBigelowLeisure LakeMcFallBolckowLa BelleMonticelloHumphreysGaltGilman CityCantonMound CityKnox CityBrimsonBrashearHurdlandTindallEdinaGuilfordBarnardCraigOsgoodDarlingtonGrahamMaitlandMilanKirksvilleStanberryNovingerConceptionSpickardBaringAlbanyCorningArkoeGreencastleGreen CityBethanyNew HamptonClydeConceptionJunctionSkidmoreHarrisRutledgeMount MoriahGentryMaryvilleFairfaxGreentopRavenwoodPollockSouth GorinAlexandriaQuitmanNewtownRidgewayWyacondaWaylandPrincetonDenverPhelps CityWorthWorthingtonRock PortQueen CityKahokaParnellCainsvilleTarkioBurlingtonJunctionPickeringSt.FrancisvilleLurayRavannaMemphisArbelaLucerneGrangerEaglevilleBlythedaleUnionvilleWatsonAllendaleGrant CityDowningLivoniaRevereMercerClearmontSheridanElmoGlenwoodLancasterWestboroIrenaPowersvilleHopkinsBlanchardSouthLinevilleTaneyCooperBooneHowardPulaskiClarkSt. FrancoisCapeGirardeauBollingerRallsMarionMoniteauCallawayColeOsageNewtonJasperLafayetteCaldwellJacksonClayClintonBatesCassPlatteRayDunklinAdairSchuylerLacledeSalineNodawayAudrainRandolphRipleyButlerLewisPhelpsDeKalbBuchananAndrewSt. CharlesWarrenSt. LouisJeffersonLincolnSt.LouisCityFranklinPettisScottPolkGreeneChristianWebsterDallasJohnsonHowellHoltCrawfordSte.GenevieveWorthHickoryBarryStoddardGentryWrightSullivanLinnTexasMorganCarterMississippiMaconDaviessShelbyShannonPerryDadeScotlandPutnamCarrollVernonBentonDentSt. ClairMercerMonroePemiscotNew MadridCamdenHenryBartonKnoxLivingstonMadisonMariesLawrenceReynoldsMcDonaldAtchisonHarrisonDouglasIronGrundyPikeStoneWashingtonMillerMontgomeryOzarkCharitonWayneCedarOregonGasconade14135412415232222631018272533293220301628619318791117342112TownsMO Highways99U.S. Highways99Interstates99Kansas City AreaSt. Louis AreaJudicial Redistricting Commission470492935704352440691695071584528315035010210269781233129197152LafayetteJacksonClayCassPlatteRayJohnsonRiverviewEstatesStrasburgRaymorePleasant HillPeculiarLoch LloydLakeWinnebagoBeltonBaldwin ParkLee's SummitUnity VillageSibleyRiver BendRaytownLone JackLevasyLakeTapawingoLake LotawanaGreenwoodGrandviewGrain ValleyBucknerBlue SpringsKingsvilleWeatherbyLakeRiversidePlatte WoodsParkvilleNorthmoorLake WaukomisHouston LakeFerrelviewKansas CitySugar CreekRandolphPrathersvillePleasantValleyOakwood ParkOakwoodOakviewOaksNorthKansas CityMosbyMissouri CityLibertyIndependenceGlenaireGladstoneExcelsiorSpringsClaycomoBirminghamAvondaleWood HeightsRayvilleOrrickFlemingNapoleonBates CityOak Grove3187911173421Redistricting OfficeOffice of Administration±14135412415232226425517055704427061506740180115307991413679426723121340364366370100St. CharlesSt. LouisJeffersonSt. LouisCitySt. LouisSt. CharlesWoodsonTerraceWinchesterWilbur ParkWestwoodWellstonWebsterGrovesWarson WoodsVinitaTerraceVinita ParkVeldaVillage HillsVelda CityValley ParkUplands ParkUniversityCityTwin OaksTown andCountrySycamoreHillsSunset HillsShrewsburySt. JohnSt. GeorgeSt. AnnRock HillRiverviewRichmondHeightsPine LawnPasadena ParkPasadenaHillsPagedaleOverlandOlivetteOaklandNorwood CourtNorthwoodsNormandyMoline AcresMarylandHeightsMarlboroughMaplewoodManchesterMackenzieLakeshireLadueKirkwoodKinlochJenningsHuntleighHillsdaleHazelwoodHanley HillsGreen ParkGreendaleGrantwoodVillageGlen EchoParkGlendaleFrontenacFlorissantFlordellHillsFergusonFentonEllisvilleEdmundsonDes PeresDellwoodCrystalLake ParkCreve CoeurCrestwoodCountryLife AcresCountryClub HillsCool ValleyClaytonChesterfieldCharlackChampCalvertonParkBridgetonBrentwoodBreckenridgeHillsBlack JackBeverly HillsBerkeleyBel-RidgeBel-NorBelleriveBellefontaineNeighborsBella VillaBallwinMurphyAfftonCastle PointConcordGlasgowVillageLemayMehlvilleSappingtonSpanish LakeDate Printed: 3/31/2022Approved: March 15, 20221218213120293233162663221530231451413171197248252728191034

MISSOURI STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DEMOCRAT: 51 / REPUBLICAN: 1121 - FARNAN, Jeff (R-Stanberry)2 - CHRISTENSEN, Mazzie (R-Bethany)3 - BUSICK, Danny (R-Newtown)4 - SHARPE, Greg (R-Ewing)5 - RIGGS, Louis (R-Hannibal)6 - LEWIS, Ed (R-Moberly)7 - MCGAUGH, Peggy (R-Carrollton)8 - HURLBERT, Josh (R-Smithville)9 - VAN SCHOIACK, Dean (R-Savannah)10 - FALKNER, Bill (R-St. Joseph)11 - SHIELDS, Brenda (R-St. Joseph)12 - JONES, Mike (D-Kansas City)13 - POUCHE, Sean (R-Platte City)14 - AUNE, Ashley (D-Kansas City)15 - JAMISON, Ken (D-Gladstone) 16 - BROWN, Chris (R-Kansas City)17 - ALLEN, Bill (R-Kansas City)18 - WOODS, Eric (D-Kansas City)19 - THOMAS, Wick (D-Kansas City)20 - STEINMEYER, Mike (R-Sugar Creek) 21 - JOBE, Will (D-Independence) 22 - YOUNG, Yolanda (D-Kansas City)23 - JOHNSON, Michael (D-Kansas City)24 - WEBER, Emily (D-Kansas City)25 - MANSUR, Pattie (D-Kansas City)26 - PRICE, Tiffany (D-Kansas City) 27 - DOUGLAS, Melissa (D-Kansas City)28 - BARNES, Donna (D-Kansas City)29 - CROSSLEY, Aaron (D-Independence)30 - PATTERSON, Jon (R-Lee’s Summit)31 - FOWLER, Ron (R-Blue Springs) 32 - COLEMAN, Jeff (R-Grain Valley)33 - CATON, Carolyn (R-Blue Springs)34 - STRICKLER, Kemp (D-Lee’s Summit)35 - INGLE, Keri (D-Lee’s Summit)36 - EALY, Anthony (D-Grandview)37 - SHARP, Mark (D-Kansas City)38 - JACOBS, Martin (R-Liberty)39 - MEIRATH, Mark (R-Excelsior Springs) 40 - PERKINS, Chad (R-Bowling Green)41 - JUSTUS, Doyle (R-Troy)42 - MYERS, Jeff (R-Warrenton)43 - HADEN, Kent (R-Mexico)44 - MARTIN, John (R-Columbia) 45 - STEINHOFF, Kathy (D-Columbia)46 - SMITH, David Tyson (D-Columbia)47 - PLANK, Adrian (D-Columbia)48 - TAYLOR, Tim (R-Bunceton)49 - SCHULTE, Jim (R-New Bloomfield)50 - BUSH, Gregg (D-Columbia)51 - NOLTE, Mark (R-Higginsville)52 - POLLITT, Brad (R-Sedalia) 24

53 - THOMPSON, Terry (R-Lexington)54 - PHELPS, Brandon (R-Warrensburg) 55 - IRWIN, William (R-Lee’s Summit) 56 - DAVIS, Michael (R-Belton)57 - REEDY, Rodger (R-Windsor)58 - HALEY, Willard (R-Eldon)59 - VEIT, Rudy (R-Wardsville)60 - GRIFFITH, Dave (R-Jefferson City)61 - SASSMANN, Bruce (R-Bland)62 - GALLICK, Sherri (R-Belton)63 - BYRNES, Tricia (R-Wentzville)64 - SELF, Deanna (R-St. Paul)65 - HAUSMAN, Wendy (R-St. Peters)66 - TERRY, Marlene (D-St. Louis)67 - RUSH, Tonya (D-Florissant) 68 - SMITH, Kem (D-Florissant) 69 - MILLER, Scott (R-St. Charles) 70 - BOYKIN, Stephanie (D-Hazelwood) 71 - APPELBAUM, LaDonna (D-St. Louis)72 - CLEMENS, Doug (D-St. Ann)73 - PROUDIE, Raychel (D-Ferguson)74 - SMITH, Marla (D-Hillsdale)75 - MOSLEY, Chanel (D-Blackjack) 76 - ANDERSON, Marlon (D-St. Louis)77 - COLLINS, Kimberly-Ann (D-St. Louis)78 - MURRAY, Marty Joe (D-St. Louis)79 - BOSLEY, LaKeySha (D-St. Louis)80 - FUCHS, Elizabeth (D-St. Louis) 81 - BUTZ, Steve (D-St. Louis)82 - KIMBLE, Nick (D-St. Louis) 83 - REED, Ray (D-St. Louis) 84 - TAYLOR, Del (D-St. Louis)85 - FOUNTAIN HENDERSON, Yolonda (D-St. Louis)86 - HALES, Jeff (D-St. Louis) 87 - STEINMETZ, Connie (D-Maryland Heights) 88 - JONES, Holly (R-Eureka)89 - HRUZA, George (R-St. Louis) 90 - BOYKO, Mark (D-Kirkwood) 91 - DOLL, Jo (D-St. Louis)92 - BURTON, Michael (D-Lakeshire)93 - WALSH MOORE, Bridget (D-St. Louis)94 - MURPHY, Jim (R-St. Louis)95 - VACANT96 - CHRIST, Brad (R-St. Louis)97 - CASTEEL, David (R-High Ridge)98 - ZIMMERMANN, Jaclyn (D-Manchester) 99 - MACKEY, Ian (D-St. Louis)100 - OEHLERKING, Philip (R-Ballwin)101 - KEATHLEY, Ben (R-Chesterfield)102 - WEST, Richard (R-Wentzville)103 - HINMAN, Dave (R-O’Fallon)25MISSOURI STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DEMOCRAT: 51 / REPUBLICAN: 112

104 - VIOLET, Terri (R-St. Peters) 105 - WELLENKAMP, Collin (R-St. Charles) 106 - WILSON, Travis (R-St. Charles)107 - MATTHIESEN, Mark (R-O’Fallon)108 - COSTLOW, Mike (R-Lake St. Louis) 109 - SIMMONS, John (R-Washington)110 - SPARKS, Justin (R-Glencoe)111 - WILLIAMS, Cecelie (R-Dittmer)112 - REUTER, Renee (R-Imperial)113 - AMATO, Phil (R-Arnold)114 - WALLER, Ken (R-Herculaneum)115 - LUCAS, Bill (R-DeSoto) 116 - WRIGHT, Dale (R-Farmington)117 - LAUBINGER, Becky (R-Park Hills) 118 - MCGIRL, Mike (R-Potosi)119 - BANDERMAN, Brad (R-St. Clair)120 - HEWKIN, John (R-Cuba)121 - HARDWICK, Bill (R-Dixon)122 - PETERS, Tara (R-Rolla)123 - VERNETTI, Jeff (R-Camdenton)124 - MAYHEW, Don (R-Crocker)125 - DIEHL, Dane (R-Butler)126 - KALBERLOH, Jim (R-Lowry City)127 - KELLEY, Ann (R-Lamar)128 - WARWICK, Christopher (R-Bolivar) 129 - BLACK, John (R-Marshfield)130 - DAVIDSON, Bishop (R-Republic)131 - OWEN, Bill (R-Springfield)132 - DEAN, Jeremy (D-Springfield) 133 - STINNETT, Melanie (R-Springfield)134 - RILEY, Alex (R-Springfield)135 - FOGLE, Betsy (D-Springfield)136 - HEIN, Stephanie (D-Springfield)137 - CHAPPELL, Darin (R-Rogersville)138 - WHALEY, Burt (R-Hurley) 139 - TITUS, Bob (R-Nixa)140 - GRAGG, Jamie (R-Ozark)141 - SCHMIDT, Melissa (R-Lebanon)142 - KNIGHT, Jeff (R-Lebanon)143 - COOK, Bennie (R-Houston)144 - HARBISON, Tony (R-Arcadia) 145 - WOLFIN, Bryant (R-Ste Genevieve) 146 - HOVIS, Barry (R-Jackson)147 - VOSS, John (R-Cape Girardeau)148 - DOLAN, David (R-Sikeston) 149 - BROWN, Donnie (R-New Madrid)150 - PARKER, Cameron (R-Malden)151 - JORDAN, Steve (R-Advance) 152 - BILLINGTON, Hardy (R-Poplar Bluff)153 - ELLIOTT, Keith (R-Doniphan) 154 - DURNELL, Lisa (R-Willow Springs) 155 - OVERCAST, Matthew (R-Ava) 26MISSOURI STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DEMOCRAT: 51 / REPUBLICAN: 112

156 - SEITZ, Brian (R-Branson)157 - BOGGS, Mitch (R-LaRussell)158 - CUPPS, Scott (R-Shell Knob)159 - DEATON, Dirk (R-Noel)160 - BAKER, Ben (R-Neosho)161 - ROBERTS, Lane (R-Joplin)162 - BROMLEY, Bob (R-Carl Junction)163 - LOY, Cathy Jo (R-Carthage) MISSOURI STATE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES DEMOCRAT: 51 / REPUBLICAN: 11227Bill Owen, ChairPhil Oehlerking, Vice-ChairDoug Clemens, Ranking MemberHardy BillingtonDavid CasteelJeff HalesStephanie HeinJohn HewkinDave HinmanMike McGirlMarty Joe MurrayBrandon PhelpsTerry ThompsonJohn VossHOUSE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS COMMITTEE

MAP OF MISSOURI STATE HOUSE DISTRICTS28

NOTES29