Missouri House vote

The “Reduces the assessment percentage of tangible personal property over a period of years” (HB 903)

Official title: Reduces the assessment percentage of tangible personal property over a period of years

Passed: 84 yes, 63 no, 15 not voting

Mar 13, 2025, HB 903

Unverified: the two data sources do not agree yet.

Official source: documents.house.mo.gov

How each party voted

Republicans84 YES · 18 NO · 8 not voting
Democrats0 YES · 45 NO · 7 not voting

Yes (84)

Republicans (84)

Bill AllenState Representative
Phil AmatoState Representative
Ben BakerState Representative
Hardy BillingtonState Representative
Mitch BoggsState Representative
Robert BromleyState Representative
Chris BrownState Representative
Tricia ByrnesState Representative
David CasteelState Representative
Carolyn CatonState Representative
Darin ChappellState Representative
Brad ChristState Representative
Mazzie ChristensenState Representative
Jeff ColemanState Representative
Bennie CookState Representative
Mike CostlowState Representative
Scott CuppsState Representative
Bishop DavidsonState Representative
Michael DavisState Representative
Dirk DeatonState Representative
Dane DiehlState Representative
David DolanState Representative
Lisa DurnellState Representative
Jeff FarnanState Representative
Ron FowlerState Representative
Jamie GraggState Representative
Dave GriffithState Representative
Bill HardwickState Representative
Wendy HausmanState Representative
Dave HinmanState Representative
Barry HovisState Representative
George HruzaState Representative
Josh HurlbertState Representative
Bill IrwinState Representative
Holly JonesState Representative
Mike JonesState Representative
Steve JordanState Representative
Doyle JustusState Representative
Ben KeathleyState Representative
Ann KelleyState Representative
Jeff KnightState Representative
Becky LaubingerState Representative
Ed LewisState Representative
Cathy LoyState Representative
Bill LucasState Representative
John MartinState Representative
Mark MatthiesenState Representative
Don MayhewState Representative
Mike McGirlState Representative
Mark MeirathState Representative
Scott MillerState Representative
Jim MurphyState Representative
Jeff MyersState Representative
Jonathan PattersonState Representative
Chad PerkinsState Representative
Tara PetersState Representative
Brandon PhelpsState Representative
Bradley PollittState Representative
Sean PoucheState Representative
Renee ReuterState Representative
Louis RiggsState Representative
Alex RileyState Representative
Lane RobertsState Representative
Melissa SchmidtState Representative
Jim SchulteState Representative
Brian SeitzState Representative
Deanna SelfState Representative
John SimmonsState Representative
Justin SparksState Representative
Mike SteinmeyerState Representative
Melanie StinnettState Representative
Tim TaylorState Representative
Bob TitusState Representative
Jeff VernettiState Representative
Terri VioletState Representative
John VossState Representative
Christopher WarwickState Representative
Colin WellenkampState Representative
Richard WestState Representative
Burt WhaleyState Representative
Cecelie WilliamsState Representative
Travis WilsonState Representative
Bryant WolfinState Representative
Dale WrightState Representative

No (63)

Republicans (18)

John BlackState Representative
Donnie BrownState Representative
Keith ElliottState Representative
Bill FalknerState Representative
Sherri GallickState Representative
Willard HaleyState Representative
Tony HarbisonState Representative
John HewkinState Representative
Jim KalberlohState Representative

Absent (15)

Republicans (8)

Brad BandermanState Representative
Danny BusickState Representative
Kent HadenState Representative
Philip OehlerkingState Representative
Matthew OvercastState Representative
Bill OwenState Representative
Brenda ShieldsState Representative
Rudy VeitState Representative

Democrats (7)

Vote data: LegiScan (opens in a new tab) (CC BY 4.0 (opens in a new tab)), checked against Open States (opens in a new tab).

Positions are copied from LegiScan. They do not show why anyone voted. How we get this data

How each party voted

YESYes (84)

Republicans (84)

NONo (63)

Republicans (18)

ABSENTAbsent (15)

Republicans (8)

Democrats (7)

How each party voted

YESYes (84)

Republicans (84)

NONo (63)

Republicans (18)

ABSENTAbsent (15)

Republicans (8)

Democrats (7)

Democrats (45)

Yes (84)

No (63)

Absent (15)

Yes (84)

No (63)

Absent (15)