Missouri House of Representatives - wikipedia Missouri House of Representatives Missouri House of Representatives Missouri General Assembly Type Type Lower house Term limits 4 terms ( 8 years ) History New session started January 10, 2018 Leadership Speaker of the House Todd Richardson ( R ) Since May 15, 2015 Speaker pro Tempore Elijah Haahr ( R ) Since January 4, 2017 Majority Leader Rob Vescovo ( R ) Since May 15, 2015 Minority Leader Gail McCann Beatty ( D ) Since January 4, 2017 Structure Seats 163 Political groups Majority Republican ( 114 ) Minority Democratic ( 47 ) Vacant ( 2 ) Length of term 2 years Authority Article III, Missouri Constitution Salary $35,915 / year + per diem Elections Last election November 8, 2016 ( 163 seats ) Next election November 6, 2018 ( 163 seats ) Redistricting Legislative Control Meeting place House of Representatives Chamber Missouri State Capitol Jefferson City, Missouri Website Missouri House of Representatives The Missouri House of Representatives is the lower chamber of the Missouri General Assembly. It has 163 members, representing districts with an average size of 37,000 residents. House members are elected for two - year terms during general elections held in even - numbered years. In 1992 Missouri approved a constitutional amendment providing term limits ( previously there were no limits ). No Representative may serve more than eight years in the House. Each candidate for the office must be at least twenty - four years old, a registered qualified voter in the state for at least two years, and a resident of his or her district for at least one year. Missouri 's house is the fourth largest in the United States although the state ranks 18th in population. Legislation was introduced in 2011 to cut its size to 103 in 2020. Larger legislatures in the United States are New Hampshire ( 400 ), Pennsylvania ( 203 ) and Georgia ( 180 ). Contents 1 Composition 1.1 Leadership 1.2 Members of the Missouri House of Representatives 2 Standing Committees 3 Budget Committee and Subcommittees 4 Joint Committees 5 Term Limits 6 Salary 7 Past composition of the House of Representatives 8 See also 9 References 10 External links Composition Affiliation Party ( Shading indicates majority caucus ) Total Republican Democratic Ind Vacant End 2016 session 115 45 161 Begin 2017 session 117 46 0 163 0 January 9, 2017 116 162 May 31, 2017 45 161 June 2, 2017 115 160 August 8, 2017 September 18, 2017 114 159 September 20, 2017 113 158 5 October 19, 2017 112 157 6 November 7, 2017 46 158 5 February 6, 2018 115 47 162 March 18, 2018 114 47 161 Latest voting share 7001708100000000000 ♠ 70.81 % 7001291900000000000 ♠ 29.19 % Leadership From : Position Name Party District Speaker of the House Todd Richardson Rep 152 Speaker Pro Tempore Elijah Haahr Rep 134 Majority Leader Rob Vescovo Rep 112 Assistant Majority Floor Leader Kevin Austin Rep 136 Majority Whip Steve Lynch Rep 122 Caucus Chair Glen Kolkmeyer Rep 53 Caucus Secretary Jason Chipman Rep 120 Minority Leader Gail McCann Beatty Dem 26 Assistant Minority Floor Leader Gina Mitten Dem 83 Minority Whip Kip Kendrick Dem 45 Caucus Chair Michael Butler Dem 79 Caucus Secretary DaRon McGee Dem 36 Members of the Missouri House of Representatives District Representative Party Residence First elected Allen Andrews Rep Grant City 2014 J. Eggleston Rep Maysville 2014 Nate Walker Rep Kirksville 2012 Craig Redmon Rep Canton 5 Lindell Shumake Rep Hannibal 6 Tim Remole Rep Excello 2012 7 Rusty Black Rep Chillicothe 2016 8 Jim Neely Rep Cameron 2012 9 Delus Johnson Rep St. Joseph 10 Pat Conway Dem St. Joseph 2010 ↑ 11 Galen Higdon Rep Weston 12 Kenneth Wilson Rep Smithville 2012 13 Nick Marshall Rep Parkville 14 Kevin Corlew Rep Kansas City 2014 15 Jon Carpenter Dem Gladstone 2012 16 Noel Shull Rep Gashland 2012 17 Mark Ellebracht Dem Liberty 2016 18 Lauren Arthur Dem North Kansas City 2014 19 Ingrid Burnett Dem Kansas City 2016 20 Bill Kidd Rep Independence 2014 21 Ira Anders Dem Independence 22 Brandon Ellington Dem Kansas City 2011 ↑ 23 Barbara Anne Washington Dem Kansas City 2017 ↑ 24 Judy Morgan Dem Kansas City 2011 ↑ 25 Greg Razer Dem Kansas City 2016 26 Gail McCann Beatty Dem Kansas City 27 Richard Brown Dem Kansas City 2016 28 Jerome Barnes Dem Raytown 2016 29 Rory Rowland Dem Independence 2015 ↑ 30 Vacant 31 Dan Stacy Rep Blue Springs 2016 32 Jeanie Lauer Rep Blue Springs 33 Donna Pfautsch Rep Harrisonville 2012 34 Rebecca Roeber Rep Lee 's Summit 2014 35 Gary L. Cross Rep Lee 's Summit 36 DaRon McGee Dem Kansas City 2015 ↑ 37 Joe Runions Dem Grandview 2012 38 TJ Berry Rep Excelsior Springs 39 Peggy McGaugh Rep Carrollton 2018 ↑ 40 Jim Hansen Rep Frankford 2012 41 Randy Pietzman Rep Troy 2014 42 Bart Korman Rep High Hill 43 Jay Houghton Rep Martinsburg 44 Cheri Toalson Reisch Rep Columbia 2016 45 Kip Kendrick Dem Columbia 2014 46 Martha Stevens Dem Columbia 2016 47 Chuck Basye Rep Rocheport 2014 48 Dave Muntzel Rep Boonville 2012 49 Travis Fitzwater Rep Holts Summit 2014 50 Sara Walsh Rep Ashland 2017 ↑ 51 Dean Dohrman Rep LaMonte 2012 52 Nathan Beard Rep Sedalia 2014 53 Glen Kolkmeyer Rep Wellington 2012 54 Dan Houx Rep Warrensburg 2016 55 Rick Brattin Rep Harrisonville 56 Jack Bondon Rep Belton 2014 57 Wanda Brown Rep Lincoln 58 David Wood Rep Versailles 2012 59 Mike Bernskoetter Rep Jefferson City 60 Jay Barnes Rep Jefferson City 61 Justin Alferman Rep Hermann 2014 62 Tom Hurst Rep Meta 2012 63 Bryan Spencer Rep Wentzville 2012 64 Robert Cornejo Rep St. Peters 2012 65 Tom Hannegan Rep St. Charles 2016 66 Tommie Pierson Jr. Dem St. Louis 2016 67 Alan Green Dem Florissant 2014 ↑ 68 Jay Mosley Dem Florissant 2016 69 Gretchen Bangert Dem Florissant 2016 70 Mark Matthiesen Rep St. Charles 2016 71 Sue Meredith Dem St. Louis County 2012 72 Mary Nichols Dem Maryland Heights 73 Courtney Allen Curtis Dem Berkeley 2012 74 Cora Faith Walker Dem Ferguson 2016 75 Alan Gray Dem Black Jack 2016 76 Joshua Peters Dem St. Louis 2013 ↑ 77 Steven Roberts Dem St. Louis 2016 78 Bruce Franks Jr. Dem St. Louis 2016 79 Michael Butler Dem St. Louis 2012 80 Peter Merideth Dem St. Louis 2016 81 Fred Wessels Dem St. Louis 2016 82 Donna Baringer Dem St. Louis 2016 83 Gina Mitten Dem St. Louis 2014 84 Karla May Dem St. Louis 85 Clem Smith Dem St. Louis 86 Joe Adams Dem University City 2014 87 Stacey Newman Dem St. Louis 2009 ↑ 88 Tracy McCreery Dem St. Louis 2014 ( 2011 ↑ - 2013 ) 89 Dean Plocher Rep Town and Country 2015 ↑ 90 Deb Lavender Dem Kirkwood 2014 91 Sarah Unsicker Dem St. Louis 2016 92 Doug Beck Dem St. Louis 2016 93 Bob Burns Dem St. Louis 2012 94 Vacant 95 Marsha Haefner Rep St. Louis 96 David Gregory Rep St. Louis 2016 97 Mike Revis Dem Fenton 2018 ↑ 98 Shamed Dogan Rep Ballwin 2014 99 Jean Evans Rep Manchester 2016 100 Derek Grier Rep Ballwin 2016 101 Bruce DeGroot Rep Chesterfield 2016 102 Kurt Bahr Rep St. Charles 103 John Wiemann Rep St. Peters 2014 104 Kathie Conway Rep St. Charles 105 Phil Christofanelli Rep St. Charles 2016 106 Chrissy Sommer Rep St. Charles 107 Nick Schroer Rep St. Peters 2016 108 Justin Hill Rep Lake St. Louis 2014 109 Paul Curtman Rep Union 110 Kirk Mathews Rep Pacific 2014 111 Shane Roden Rep Cedar Hill 2014 112 Rob Vescovo Rep Arnold 2014 113 Dan Shaul Rep Imperial 2014 114 Becky Ruth Rep Festus 2014 115 Elaine Gannon Rep Desoto 2012 116 Kevin P. Engler Rep Farmington 2012 ( 2003 - 2005 ) 117 Mike Henderson Rep Bonne Terre 2016 118 Ben Harris Dem Hillsboro 119 Nate Tate Rep St. Clair 2016 120 Jason Chipman Rep Steelville 2015 121 Keith Frederick Rep Rolla 122 Steve Lynch Rep Waynesville 2012 123 Diane Franklin Rep Camdenton 124 Rocky Miller Rep Tuscumbia 2012 125 Warren Love Rep Osceola 2012 126 Patrica Pike Rep Adrian 2014 127 Mike Kelley Rep Lamar 128 Mike Stephens Rep Bolivar 2016 129 Jeff Knight Rep Lebanon 2018 ↑ 130 Jeffrey Messenger Rep Republic 2012 131 Sonya Anderson Rep Springfield 2012 132 Crystal Quade Dem Springfield 2016 133 Curtis Trent Rep Springfield 2016 134 Elijah Haahr Rep Springfield 2012 135 Steve Helms Rep Springfield 2016 136 Kevin Austin Rep Springfield 2012 137 Lyndall Fraker Rep Marshfield 138 Don Phillips Rep Kimberling City 139 Jered Taylor Rep Nixa 2014 140 Lynn Morris Rep Nixa 2012 141 Hannah Kelly Rep Hartville 2016 142 Robert Ross Rep Yukon 2012 143 Jeff Pogue Rep Salem 2012 144 Chris Dinkins Rep Annapolis 2018 ↑ 145 Rick Francis Rep Perryville 2016 146 Donna Lichtenegger Rep Jackson 147 Kathryn Swan Rep Cape Girardeau 2012 148 Holly Rehder Rep Sikeston 2012 149 Don Rone Rep Portageville 2014 150 Andrew McDaniel Rep Salem 2014 151 Herman Morse Rep Dexter 2017 ↑ 152 Todd Richardson Rep Poplar Bluff 2011 ↑ 153 Steve Cookson Rep Fairdealing 154 Shawn Rhoads Rep West Plains 2012 155 Lyle Rowland Rep Cedar Creek 156 Jeffery Justus Rep Branson 2012 157 Mike Moon Rep Ash Grove 2013 ↑ 158 Scott Fitzpatrick Rep Shell Knob 2012 159 Bill Lant Rep Joplin 160 Bill Reiboldt Rep Neosho 161 Bill White Rep Joplin 162 Charlie Davis Rep Webb City 163 Cody Smith Rep Carthage 2016 ↑ : Member was first elected in a special election Standing committees These are the yearly recurring committees that hold hearings on legislation filed by Representatives. Once filed, legislation is assigned to one of the following committees by the Missouri Speaker of the House. Legislation is typically assigned to the committee whose province envelopes the subject matter of the bill. However, there are frequently multiple relevant committees to which a bill can be assigned, and it is at the Speaker 's discretion to choose which committee receives the bill. Politics can also play a part, as the Speaker may assign a bill he or she wants to fail to a committee with an unfriendly chair or membership, or may select a more friendly committee if he or she wishes the bill to pass. The partisan makeup of each committee is intended to reflect as closely as possible the partisan makeup of the entire House. Each Party caucus selects which of its members will serve on the Standing Committees, and the Chair of each committee is chosen by the Speaker of the House. Standing Committee List Committee Chair Vice-Chair Administration and Accounts Dwight Scharnhorst Lindell Shumake Agri - Business Casey Guernsey Kent Hampton Agriculture Policy Bill Reiboldt Jay Houghton Budget Rick Stream Tom Flanigan Children, Families, and Persons with Disabilities Jeff Grisamore Kurt Bahr Corrections Paul Fitzwater Rick Brattin Crime Prevention and Public Safety Dave Hinson Kathie Conway Downsizing State Government Paul Curtman Mike Kelley Economic Development Anne Zerr Jeanie Lauer Elections Sue Entlicher Myron Neth Elementary and Secondary Education Steve Cookson Jay Barnes Emerging Issues in Agriculture Delus Johnson Lyle Rowland Ethics John Diehl Rory Ellinger Financial Institutions Tony Dugger Wanda Brown Fiscal Review Marsha Haefner Rob Vescovo General Laws Caleb Jones Todd Richardson Government Oversight and Accountability Jay Barnes Mark Parkinson Health Care Policy Keith Frederick Diane Franklin Health Insurance Chris Molendorp Donna Lichtenegger Higher Education Mike Thomson Keith Frederick Insurance Policy Vacant ( Don Gosen resigns ) Paul Wieland International Trade John McCaherty T.J. Berry Issue Development Standing Committee on Missouri Ports Paul Wieland John McCaherty Issue Development Standing Committee on Workers Freedom Holly Rehder Donna Lichtenegger Judiciary Stanley Cox Kevin Elmer Leadership for Missouri Issue Development Mark Parkinson Mike Cierpiot Local Government Chuck Gatschenberger Ronald Schieber Missouri Sportsman Issue Development Eric Burlison Linda Black Oral Health Issue Development Donna Lichtenegger Jeanne Kirkton Professional Registration and Licensing Robert Ross Steve Helms Retirement Mike Leara Bill White Rules Jeanie Riddle Caleb Jones Small Business Noel Torpey Gary L. Cross Special Standing Committee on Corrections Paul Fitzwater Rick Brattin Special Standing Committee on Emerging Issues in Health Care Todd Richardson Eric Burlison Special Standing Committee on Small Business Noel Torpey Gary L. Cross Special Standing Committee on Urban Issues Penny Hubbard Nick Marshall Tourism and Natural Resources Don Phillips Jay Houghton Transportation Dave Schatz Lincoln Hough Urban Issues Penny Hubbard Nick Marshall Utilities Doug Funderburk Dave Schatz Veterans Charlie Davis Sheila Solon Ways and Means Andrew Koenig Galen Higdon Wetlands Management Issue Development Kevin Elmer Lincoln Hough Workforce Development and Workplace Safety Bill Lant Lyndall Fraker Budget committee and subcommittees Tradition in the Missouri General Assembly is that all appropriations bills initiate in the Missouri House rather than the Senate. So each year, the Chair of the House Budget Committee files legislation establishing the spending plan for the state of Missouri. This plan, which in 2007 exceeded $20 billion, may differ greatly from the Governor 's budget recommendations, issued at the State of the State address given in late January. The budget legislation is assigned to the House Budget Committee, which then assigns each bill to its respective subcommittee. After the subcommittee makes its recommendations, the full Budget Committee runs through the entire appropriations package, makes its desired changes, and sends the bill to the full House for consideration. Budget Committee List Committee Chair Vice-Chair Budget Rick Stream Tom Flanigan Appropriations - Agriculture and Natural Resources Craig Redmon Lincoln Hough Appropriations - Education Mike Lair Lyle Rowland Appropriations - General Administration Mark Parkinson Chrissy Sommer Appropriations - Health, Mental Health, and Social Services Sue Allen Noel Torpey Appropriations - Infrastructure and Job Creation Chris Kelly Lincoln Hough Appropriations - Public Safety and Corrections Marsha Haefner Kathie Conway Appropriations - Revenue, Transportation, and Economic Development Denny Hoskins Bart Korman Joint committees Joint Committees contain members from both the Missouri House and Senate. These committees may be permanent and study ongoing issues, or may be temporary and intended to come up with suggested legislation to address a one - time issue. The Chair of these committees typically alternates annually between a Representative and a Senator to prevent unfairness to one chamber. Joint Committee List Joint Committee on Administrative Rules Joint Committee on Capital Improvements and Leases Oversight Joint Committee on Child Abuse and Neglect Joint Committee on Corrections Joint Committee on Education Joint Committee on Gaming and Wagering Joint Committee on Government Accountability Joint Committee on Legislative Research Joint Committee on Life Sciences Joint Committee on Missouri 's Promise Joint Committee on MO Health Net Joint Committee on Public Employee Retirement Joint Committee on Tax Policy Joint Committee on Transportation Oversight Joint Legislative Committee on Court Automation Joint Review Committee on Downtown and Rural Economic Stimulus Act Missouri Job Training Joint Legislative Oversight Committee Term limits In 1992 Missouri voters approved a constitutional amendment placing term limits on the Missouri House of Representatives. A Representative can serve no more than four two - year terms in the house. The first time term limits prevented someone from running again was in 2002. Salary As of March 2008, members of the Missouri House of Representatives receive an annual salary of $35,915.44. Past composition of the House of Representatives Main article : Political party strength in Missouri See also Missouri Legislature Missouri Senate Government of Missouri American Legislative Exchange Council members References Jump up ^ FAQs, Missouri House of Representatives Jump up ^ `` termlim ''. House.mo.gov. Retrieved April 5, 2011. Jump up ^ http://www.house.mo.gov/billtracking/info/1821.pdf Jump up ^ CHRIS BLANK / The Associated Press. `` Missouri Senate OKs shrinking number of House members ''. Columbia Missourian. Retrieved April 5, 2011. Jump up ^ brenda erickson ( October 11, 2007 ). `` Population and Size of Legislature ''. Ncsl.org. Retrieved April 5, 2011. Jump up ^ Republican Caleb Jones ( District 50 ) resigned to join the Eric Greitens administration. ( 1 ) Jump up ^ Democrat Randy Dunn ( District 23 ) resigned to move to Omaha. ( 2 ) Jump up ^ Republican Tila Hubrecht ( District 151 ) resigned to return to private life. ( 3 ) Jump up ^ Republican Sara Walsh elected to succeed Jones. Republican Sandy Crawford ( District 129 ) elected to the Missouri Senate. ( 4 ) ( 5 ) Jump up ^ Republican John McCaherty ( District 97 ) resigned to focus on a run for Jefferson County executive. ( 6 ) Jump up ^ Republican Paul Fitzwater ( District 144 ) resigned to take a new state job. ( 7 ) Jump up ^ Republican Joe Don McGaugh ( District 39 ) resigned to become a state judge. ( 8 ) Jump up ^ Democrat Barbara Anne Washington and Republican Herman Morse elected to succeed Dunn and Hubrecht respectively. Republican Mike Cierpot elected to the Missouri Senate. ( ( 9 ) Jump up ^ Republicans Peggy McGaugh, Jeff Knight and Chris Dinkins elected to succeed McGaugh, Crawford and Fitzwater, respectively. Democrat Mike Revis elected to succeed McCaherty. ( 10 ) Jump up ^ Republican Cloria Brown died. ( 11 ) Jump up ^ http://www.house.mo.gov//MemberGridCluster.aspx?year=2018&code=R%20&filter=leader&cluster=true Jump up ^ `` Representative Mark Matthiesen ''. ^ Jump up to : Missouri House of Representatives Jump up ^ `` Missouri House of Representatives ''. House.mo.gov. Retrieved August 13, 2017. External links Missouri House of Representatives Publications by or about the Missouri House of Representatives at Internet Archive. Members of the Missouri House of Representatives 98th General Assembly ( 2015 -- 2016 ) Speaker of the House : Todd Richardson ( R ) Speaker Pro Tempore : Denny Hoskins ( R ) Majority Leader : Mike Cierpiot ( R ) Minority Leader : Jacob Hummel ( D ) Allen Andrews ( R ) J. 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Question: how long is a term in the missouri house of representatives
Answer: two-year terms