With a balanced state budget due at the end of the week, President Pro Tem Dave Schatz has named the Senate members heading to conference.
The upper chamber passed its version of the FY 2022 budget last week, passing the $34 billion package after an evening of debate. The House and Senate will go to conference — with each chamber sending three Republicans and two Democrats — to hammer out the differences between both proposals.
Here are the Senate members appointed for this week’s negotiations.
HB 2
Sen. Dan Hegeman
Sen. Lincoln Hough
Sen. Bill Eigel
Sen. Lauren Arthur
Sen. Barbara Washington
HB 3
Sen. Dan Hegeman
Sen. Lincoln Hough
Sen. Denny Hoskins
Sen. Lauren Arthur
Sen. Karla May
HB 4
Sen. Dan Hegeman
Sen. Lincoln Hough
Sen. Jeanie Riddle
Sen. Lauren Arthur
Sen. Greg Razer
HB 5
Sen. Dan Hegeman
Sen. Lincoln Hough
Sen. Denny Hoskins
Sen. Lauren Arthur
Sen. Brian Williams
HB 6
Sen. Dan Hegeman
Sen. Lincoln Hough
Sen. Sandy Crawford
Sen. Lauren Arthur
Sen. Barbara Washington
HB 7
Sen. Dan Hegeman
Sen. Lincoln Hough
Sen. Mike Cierpiot
Sen. Lauren Arthur
Sen. Barbara Washington
HB 8
Sen. Dan Hegeman
Sen. Lincoln Hough
Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer
Sen. Lauren Arthur
Sen. Karla May
HB 9
Sen. Dan Hegeman
Sen. Lincoln Hough
Sen. Karla Eslinger
Sen. Lauren Arthur
Sen. Barbara Washington
HB 10
Sen. Dan Hegeman
Sen. Lincoln Hough
Sen. Denny Hoskins
Sen. Lauren Arthur
Sen. Barbara Washington
HB 11
Sen. Dan Hegeman
Sen. Lincoln Hough
Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer
Sen. Barbara Washington
Sen. Karla May
HB 12
Sen. Dan Hegeman
Sen. Lincoln Hough
Sen. Justin Brown
Sen. John Rizzo
Sen. Lauren Arthur
HB 15
Sen. Dan Hegeman
Sen. Lincoln Hough
Sen. Sandy Crawford
Sen. Lauren Arthur
Sen. Brian Williams
Cameron Gerber studied journalism at Lincoln University. Prior to Lincoln, he earned an associate’s degree from State Fair Community College. Cameron is a native of Eldon, Missouri.
Contact Cameron at cameron@themissouritimes.com.