Missouri

Statewide elected officials and every seat in the Missouri General Assembly. For Missouri's members of Congress, see your representatives.

Statewide offices 3

Governor Mike Kehoe (Republican)
Lieutenant Governor David Wasinger (Republican)
Attorney General Catherine Hanaway (Republican)

Senate 33 members · 34 seats · 1 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Missouri General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Doug Beck (Democratic)
District 2 Nick Schroer (Republican)
District 3 Mike Henderson (Republican)
District 4 Karla May (Democratic)
District 5 Steve Roberts (Democratic)
District 6 Mike Bernskoetter (Republican)
District 7 Patty Lewis (Democratic)
District 8 Mike Cierpiot (Republican)
District 9 Barbara Washington (Democratic)
District 10 Vacant
District 11 Joe Nicola (Republican)
District 12 Rusty Black (Republican)
District 13 Angela Mosley (Democratic)
District 14 Brian Williams (Democratic)
District 15 David Gregory (Republican)
District 16 Justin Brown (Republican)
District 17 Maggie Nurrenbern (Democratic)
District 18 Cindy O'Laughlin (Republican)
District 19 Stephen Webber (Democratic)
District 20 Curtis Trent (Republican)
District 21 Kurtis Gregory (Republican)
District 22 Mary Elizabeth Coleman (Republican)
District 23 Adam Schnelting (Republican)
District 24 Tracy McCreery (Democratic)
District 25 Jason Bean (Republican)
District 26 Ben Brown (Republican)
District 27 Jamie Burger (Republican)
District 28 Sandy Crawford (Republican)
District 29 Mike Moon (Republican)
District 30 Lincoln Hough (Republican)
District 31 Rick Brattin (Republican)
District 32 Jill Carter (Republican)
District 33 Brad Hudson (Republican)
District 34 Tony Luetkemeyer (Republican)

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

House 155 members · 163 seats · 8 vacant

Chamber leaders (such as the speaker) aren't in our source yet; see the Missouri General Assembly's website ↗.

District 1 Jeff Farnan (Republican)
District 2 Mazzie Christensen (Republican)
District 3 Danny Busick (Republican)
District 4 Greg Sharpe (Republican)
District 5 Louis Riggs (Republican)
District 6 Ed Lewis (Republican)
District 7 Peggy McGaugh (Republican)
District 8 Josh Hurlbert (Republican)
District 9 Dean VanSchoiack (Republican)
District 10 Bill Falkner (Republican)
District 11 Brenda Shields (Republican)
District 12 Mike Jones (Republican)
District 13 Sean Pouche (Republican)
District 14 Ashley Aune (Democratic)
District 15 Ken Jamison (Democratic)
District 16 Chris Brown (Republican)
District 17 Bill Allen (Republican)
District 18 Eric Woods (Democratic)
District 19 Wick Thomas (Democratic)
District 20 Mike Steinmeyer (Republican)
District 21 Will Jobe (Democratic)
District 22 Yolanda Young (Democratic)
District 23 Michael Johnson (Democratic)
District 24 Emily Weber (Democratic)
District 25 Pattie Mansur (Democratic)
District 26 Tiffany Price (Democratic)
District 27 Melissa Douglas (Democratic)
District 28 Donna Barnes (Democratic)
District 29 Vacant
District 30 Jon Patterson (Republican)
District 31 Ron Fowler (Republican)
District 32 Jeff Coleman (Republican)
District 33 Carolyn Caton (Republican)
District 34 Kemp Strickler (Democratic)
District 35 Keri Ingle (Democratic)
District 36 Anthony Ealy (Democratic)
District 37 Mark Sharp (Democratic)
District 38 Marty Jacobs (Democratic)
District 39 Mark Meirath (Republican)
District 40 Chad Perkins (Republican)
District 41 Doyle Justus (Republican)
District 42 Jeff Myers (Republican)
District 43 Kent Haden (Republican)
District 44 John Martin (Republican)
District 45 Kathy Steinhoff (Democratic)
District 46 David Smith (Democratic)
District 47 Adrian Plank (Democratic)
District 48 Tim Taylor (Republican)
District 49 Jim Schulte (Republican)
District 50 Gregg Bush (Democratic)
District 51 Mark Nolte (Republican)
District 52 Brad Pollitt (Republican)
District 53 Terry Thompson (Republican)
District 54 Brandon Phelps (Republican)
District 55 Bill Irwin (Republican)
District 56 Michael Davis (Republican)
District 57 Rodger Reedy (Republican)
District 58 Willard Haley (Republican)
District 59 Rudy Veit (Republican)
District 60 Dave Griffith (Republican)
District 61 Bruce Sassmann (Republican)
District 62 Sherri Gallick (Republican)
District 63 Tricia Byrnes (Republican)
District 64 Deanna Self (Republican)
District 65 Wendy Hausman (Republican)
District 66 Marlene Terry (Democratic)
District 67 Tonya Rush (Democratic)
District 68 Kem Smith (Democratic)
District 69 Scott Miller (Republican)
District 70 Stephanie Boykin (Democratic)
District 71 LaDonna Appelbaum (Democratic)
District 72 Doug Clemens (Democratic)
District 73 Raychel Proudie (Democratic)
District 74 Marla Smith (Democratic)
District 75 Chanel Mosley (Democratic)
District 76 Marlon Anderson (Democratic)
District 77 Kimberly-Ann Collins (Democratic)
District 78 Marty Murray (Democratic)
District 79 LaKeySha Bosley (Democratic)
District 80 Lilly Fuchs (Democratic)
District 81 Steve Butz (Democratic)
District 82 Nick Kimble (Democratic)
District 83 Ray Reed (Democratic)
District 84 Del Taylor (Democratic)
District 85 Yolonda Fountain-Henderson (Democratic)
District 86 Jeff Hales (Democratic)
District 87 Connie Steinmetz (Democratic)
District 88 Holly Jones (Republican)
District 89 George Hruza (Republican)
District 90 Mark Boyko (Democratic)
District 91 Jo Doll (Democratic)
District 92 Michael Burton (Democratic)
District 93 Bridget Moore (Democratic)
District 94 Jim Murphy (Republican)
District 95 Vacant
District 96 Brad Christ (Republican)
District 97 David Casteel (Republican)
District 98 Jaclyn Zimmermann (Democratic)
District 99 Vacant
District 100 Philip Oehlerking (Republican)
District 101 Ben Keathley (Republican)
District 102 Richard West (Republican)
District 103 Dave Hinman (Republican)
District 104 Terri Violet (Republican)
District 105 Colin Wellenkamp (Republican)
District 106 Travis Wilson (Republican)
District 107 Mark Matthiesen (Republican)
District 108 Mike Costlow (Republican)
District 109 John Simmons (Republican)
District 110 Vacant
District 111 Cecelie Williams (Republican)
District 112 Renee Reuter (Republican)
District 113 Phil Amato (Republican)
District 114 Vacant
District 115 Bill Lucas (Republican)
District 116 Dale Wright (Republican)
District 117 Becky Laubinger (Republican)
District 118 Mike McGirl (Republican)
District 119 Brad Banderman (Republican)
District 120 John Hewkin (Republican)
District 121 Bill Hardwick (Republican)
District 122 Tara Peters (Republican)
District 123 Jeff Vernetti (Republican)
District 124 Don Mayhew (Republican)
District 125 Dane Diehl (Republican)
District 126 Jim Kalberloh (Republican)
District 127 Ann Kelley (Republican)
District 128 Chris Warwick (Republican)
District 129 John Black (Republican)
District 130 Bishop Davidson (Republican)
District 131 Bill Owen (Republican)
District 132 Jeremy Dean (Democratic)
District 133 Melanie Stinnett (Republican)
District 134 Alex Riley (Republican)
District 135 Betsy Fogle (Democratic)
District 136 Stephanie Hein (Democratic)
District 137 Darin Chappell (Republican)
District 138 Burt Whaley (Republican)
District 139 Bob Titus (Republican)
District 140 Jamie Ray Gragg (Republican)
District 141 Melissa Schmidt (Republican)
District 142 Jeff Knight (Republican)
District 143 Bennie Cook (Republican)
District 144 Tony Harbison (Republican)
District 145 Bryant Wolfin (Republican)
District 146 Barry Hovis (Republican)
District 147 John Voss (Republican)
District 148 David Dolan (Republican)
District 149 Vacant
District 150 Cameron Parker (Republican)
District 151 Steve Jordan (Republican)
District 152 Hardy Billington (Republican)
District 153 Keith Elliott (Republican)
District 154 Lisa Durnell (Republican)
District 155 Matthew Overcast (Republican)
District 156 Brian Seitz (Republican)
District 157 Mitch Boggs (Republican)
District 158 Scott Cupps (Republican)
District 159 Vacant
District 160 Vacant
District 161 Lane Roberts (Republican)
District 162 Bob Bromley (Republican)
District 163 Cathy Loy (Republican)

"Vacant" means our source lists no one in that seat: a real vacancy, or a change it hasn't recorded yet.

Source: Open States (Plural Policy), checked Oct 28, 2026. Names link to each official's own page.