The Republican Senate leadership held its end-of-week press conference on Thursday, touching on a few issues that continue to drive this session.Â
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GOP Rep. Jim Murphy has requested House Speaker Rob Vescovo form an interim committee on immigration reform, following months of frustration over what he said is the Labor Department’s inaction over reports of undocumented workers in Missouri.
Pro-Liberty candidate Dakota Worrell has announced his candidacy to unseat Rep. Robert Sauls, a Democrat, as state representative of HD 21.
Those polled also indicated support for key reform proposals currently pending in the legislature, including limiting misdemeanor probation sentences lengths.
David Casteel's legislative priorities focus on increasing economic development, strengthening working families, and decreasing waste.
Rep. Betsy Fogle championed adding state funds to programs covering childcare costs for small businesses and essential workers in the budget process.
With no primary challenger, Rep. Peggy McGaugh will appear on the General Election ballot in November.
This seat is currently held by Rep. Allen Andrews, who is term-limited.
In the past three years, Ameren has invested a total of $3.5 billion dollars in modernizing its electric grid.
Jeff Myers has filed to run for state representative in eastern Missouri