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AFP MISSOURI LAUNCHES 3RD ANNUAL LEGISLATIVE SCORECARD

Scorecard is based on legislators’  votes as they relates to economic freedom and individual prosperity.

JEFFERSON CITY — Today, Americans for Prosperity Missouri announced which legislators stand with the group’s core mission of promoting economic freedom and prosperity. This year, not only were the legislators measured on their votes during the 2015 legislative session, they were also awarded lifetime scores with the group. In 2015 only one State Senator and nineteen State Representatives were awarded a grade in the ‘A’ range. And only three State Senators and twenty-three State Representatives garnered ‘A’ range lifetime scores.

View the full Legislative Scorecard HERE.

Following the release of the legislative scorecard, AFP Missouri Deputy State Director Rachel Payton released the following statement:

“Missourians deserve to know how their State Legislators voted on the issues. Our scorecard breaks it down vote by vote. This is a great resource for our activists, where they can see how their representatives voted, and decide if this person truly represents their views. There are several B grades that we are optimistic can be raised to “A” grades by the end of next legislative session. We look forward to working to promote economic freedom and liberty with those who have earned high marks on our scorecard.”

Americans for Prosperity Missouri is the state’s foremost group of grassroots activists advocating for limited government and economic freedom.

 

For further information or an interview, please contact Rachel Payton at RPayton@afphq.org or 314-750-8443.

Americans for Prosperity (AFP) is a nationwide organization of citizen-leaders committed to advancing every individual’s right to economic freedom and opportunity. AFP believes reducing the size and intrusiveness of government is the best way to promote individual productivity and prosperity for all Americans. For more information, visit www.americansforprosperity.org