2022 MO Legislative Scorecard 2021-

The following scorecard lists several key votes in the Missouri General Assembly in 2021 and 2022 and ranks state representatives and senators based on their fidelity to (U.S.) constitutional and limited-government principles.

This is our first state-level Scorecard; the selected votes may not be reflective of legislators' overall records. Their cumulative scores will change as we add more votes. Please check regularly for updates.

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Senate Votes

House Votes

1. Article V Convention: Term Limits

Applies to Congress for the "calling of an Article V convention of the states to propose an amendment to the United States Constitution regarding term limits for members of Congress."

2. Appropriation of Federal COVID-19 Relief Funds

Appropriates, as passed by the General Assembly, approximately $3.4 billion, including nearly $2.9 billion in funds from the American Recovery Plan Act.

3. Abortion Restrictions

Provides new provisions on the prohibited uses of fetal organs or tissue resulting from an abortion, establishes criminal offenses for trafficking abortion-inducing drugs and hoarding human remains, and declares the "right of the people of Missouri" to restrict the use of public funds for abortion.

4. Prohibiting COVID-19 Vaccine Mandates

Prohibits government entities from requiring any person to receive a COVID-19 vaccination and provides for employees certain religious and medical-based exemptions from requirements to receive medical treatment as a condition of employment.

5. Nullifying Federal Firearms Laws

Declares as invalid all federal laws that infringe on the right to bear arms under the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and Article 1, Section 23, of the Missouri Constitution.

6. Article V Convention: Constitutional Amendments

Applies to Congress for the "calling of an Article V convention of states to propose certain amendments to the United States Constitution which place limits on the federal government."

How did they vote?

Legend: Constitutional Unconstitutional Did not vote

Name	Party	Score
Joe Adams	D	33%
Rasheen Aldridge	D	67%
Marlon Anderson	D	67%
Allen Andrews	R	50%
Ladonna Appelbaum	D	25%
Darrell Atchison	R	50%
Ashley Aune	D	33%
Dottie Bailey	R	50%
Ben Baker	R	50%
Gretchen Bangert	D	33%
Donna Mc Baringer	D	40%
Jerome Barnes	D	50%
Charles Basye	R	50%
Hardy Billington	R	67%
John F. Black	R	50%
Rusty Black	R	50%
Ashley Bland Manlove	D	50%
Mitch Boggs	R	60%
Lakeysha Bosley	D	67%
Robert Bromley	R	50%
Chris Brown	R	50%
Paula Brown	D	33%
Richard Brown	D	67%
Cyndi Buchheit-Courtway	R	83%
Jamie Burger	R	50%
Ingrid Y. Burnett	D	40%
Michael Burton	D	50%
Danny Busick	R	50%
Stephen Butz	D	33%
Jason Chipman	R	83%
Phil Christofanelli	R	40%
Doug Clemens	D	40%
Jeff Coleman	R	40%
Mary Elizabeth Coleman	R	40%
Kimberly-Ann Collins	D	50%
Bennie Cook	R	50%
Ron Copeland	R	67%
Scott Cupps	R	40%
Bishop Davidson	R	80%
Michael Davis	R	67%
Dirk E. Deaton	R	60%
Bruce DeGroot	R	50%
Tricia Derges	R	67%
Chris Dinkins	R	67%
Shamed Dogan	R	40%
Jo Doll	D	67%
J. Eggleston	R	50%
Mark Ellebracht	D	60%
David Evans	R	60%
Bill Falkner	R	67%
Craig Fishel	R	50%
Travis Fitzwater	R	50%
Betsy Fogle	D	33%
Rick Francis	R	60%
Alan Gray	D	40%
David J. Gregory	R	40%
Kurtis Gregory	R	50%
Derek Grier	R	50%
Aaron D. Griesheimer	R	N/A
Dave Griffith	R	50%
Trish Gunby	D	33%
Kent Haden	R	50%
Mike Haffner	R	50%
Willard Haley	R	50%
Thomas Hannegan	R	N/A
Bill Hardwick	R	50%
Mike Henderson	R	83%
Ronald Hicks	R	50%
Justin S. Hill	R	N/A
Dan Houx	R	50%
Barry D. Hovis	R	60%
Brad Hudson	R	50%
Josh Hurlbert	R	67%
Keri Ingle	D	33%
Michael L. Johnson	D	50%
Jim Kalberloh	R	50%
Ann Kelley	R	50%
Hannah Kelly	R	50%
Bill E. Kidd	R	80%
Jeff Knight	R	50%
Ed Lewis	R	60%
Patty Lewis	D	50%
Tony Lovasco	R	100%
Ian Mackey	D	33%
Don Mayhew	R	50%
Tracy McCreery	D	33%
Andrew McDaniel	R	100%
Peggy McGaugh	R	67%
Michael P. McGirl	R	67%
Peter Merideth	D	40%
Herman Morse	R	67%
Jay Mosley	D	33%
Jim Murphy	R	60%
Maggie Nurrenbern	D	33%
Michael A. O\'Donnell	R	50%
Bill Owen	R	50%
Jonathan Patterson	R	50%
Chad Perkins	R	60%
Michael Person	D	33%
Barbara Phifer	D	40%
Randy Pietzman	R	50%
Patricia Pike	R	50%
Dean Plocher	R	50%
Bradley Pollitt	R	50%
Suzie Pollock	R	40%
Jeff Porter	R	50%
Sean Pouche	R	60%
Wiley Price	D	33%
Raychel Proudie	D	50%
Crystal Quade	D	40%
Randy Railsback	R	50%
Rodger L. Reedy	R	50%
Doug Richey	R	50%
Louis Riggs	R	50%
Alex Riley	R	67%
Lane Roberts	R	67%
Shane Roden	R	60%
Rick Roeber	R	N/A
Wes Rogers	D	33%
Don Rone	R	50%
Rory Rowland	D	N/A
Becky Ruth	R	N/A
Chris Sander	R	67%
Bruce Sassmann	R	50%
Robert Sauls	D	40%
Adam Schnelting	R	50%
Nick Schroer	R	50%
Adam Schwadron	R	67%
Brian H. Seitz	R	100%
Mark Sharp	D	50%
Gregory Sharpe	R	67%
Dan Shaul	R	67%
Brenda Shields	R	67%
John Simmons	R	60%
Cody Smith	R	40%
David Tyson Smith	D	67%
Neil Smith	D	33%
Travis Smith	R	67%
Dan Stacy	R	60%
Mike Stephens	R	50%
Martha Stevens	D	40%
Nate Tate	R	50%
Jered Taylor	R	50%
Tim Taylor	R	50%
Marlene Terry	D	50%
Lisa Thomas	R	67%
Terry Thompson	R	50%
Cheri Toalson Reisch	R	100%
Curtis D. Trent	R	40%
Annette Turnbaugh	D	40%
Sarah Unsicker	D	40%
Dean VanSchoiack	R	50%
Rudy L. Veit	R	67%
Rob Vescovo	R	60%
Wayne Wallingford	R	N/A
Sara Walsh	R	100%
Bridget Walsh Moore	D	33%
Emily Weber	D	33%
Richard W. West	R	60%
John D. Wiemann	R	50%
Kevin L. Windham	D	50%
Dale L. Wright	R	80%
Yolanda Young	D	40%

Average Freedom Score by Party

Party	Score
Democrat	42.9%
Republican	57.7%