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A system built more than a century ago is still driving how work is taxed today. At the end of the day, this comes down...
06/12/2026

A system built more than a century ago is still driving how work is taxed today.

At the end of the day, this comes down to a simple question: who should decide what happens to your paycheck? You, or the government? 

05/25/2026

July, 2025 - Omaha Beach, Normandy, France. Missouri House Speaker Jon Patterson pays tribute to the fallen American soldiers who gave their lives during liberation of France in World War II. The Normandy American Cemetery preserves the remains of nearly 9,400 Americans who died during the allied invasion, including 232 Missourians.

House Bill 1871, sponsored by Rep. Peggy McGaugh, was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed. This bill modernizes how elect...
05/20/2026

House Bill 1871, sponsored by Rep. Peggy McGaugh, was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed.

This bill modernizes how election notices are delivered, designates Election Worker Appreciation Day, updates filing deadlines, clarifies the timeline for testing tabulating equipment, and establishes provisions regarding bond elections.

House Bill 2576, sponsored by Rep. John Black, was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed.
05/19/2026

House Bill 2576, sponsored by Rep. John Black, was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed.

House Bill 2397, sponsored by Rep. Bob Bromley, was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed.At their discretion, the board of...
05/18/2026

House Bill 2397, sponsored by Rep. Bob Bromley, was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed.

At their discretion, the board of directors can approve a change in the vote threshold to a majority of four-sevenths of the voters of the district voting on the proposition for dissolution. Provisions also ensure the circuit courts are involved.

House Bill 2636, sponsored by Rep. Bill Owen was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed. The assignment of benefits provisio...
05/18/2026

House Bill 2636, sponsored by Rep. Bill Owen was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed.

The assignment of benefits provision keeps Missourians in control of their own insurance claims by protecting homeowners and policyholders from assigning away control of their insurance claims to unscrupulous contractors. It requires residential property wholesalers to provide mandatory disclosures before executing the contracts, grants property owners' cancellation rights, and provides potential legal remedies for non-compliance.

House Bill 2596, sponsored by Rep. Peggy McGaugh, was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed. This bill modernizes outdated ...
05/18/2026

House Bill 2596, sponsored by Rep. Peggy McGaugh, was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed.

This bill modernizes outdated statutory language and clarifies regulatory standards so successful small-business health plans can keep growing and serving more Missourians.

House Bill 1840, sponsored by Rep. Sherri Gallick, was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed. The bills combined into this...
05/15/2026

House Bill 1840, sponsored by Rep. Sherri Gallick, was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed.

The bills combined into this legislation include provisions allowing Missourians with certain disabilities or health conditions to add a designation to their driver’s license and license plate to help law enforcement respond during traffic stops and emergencies. The bill also updates grant programs through the Missouri Commission for the Blind and Hard of Hearing and strengthens statewide communication access to improve compliance with the federal Americans with Disabilities Act.

House Bill 3231, sponsored by Rep. Brad Christ, was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed.​The proposal is a mixture of der...
05/15/2026

House Bill 3231, sponsored by Rep. Brad Christ, was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed.
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The proposal is a mixture of deregulation, tax cuts, tax deferrals, and tax incentives to lure massive growth to the state. This also creates two funds generated by any development from this bill to support our rural communities and public safety across the state.

House Bill 2372, sponsored by Rep. Tara Peters, was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed.​The Senate added provisions, inc...
05/15/2026

House Bill 2372, sponsored by Rep. Tara Peters, was Truly Agreed to and Finally Passed.
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The Senate added provisions, including the formation of a genetic and pediatric disease task force, placing a Dementia Services Coordinator in the Department of Health and Senior Services, offering price transparency in hospitals, addressing abused and neglected children, and updating the Pregnancy-Associated Mortality Review Board to include the study of maternity care deserts.

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