Missouri legislators
Mark Sharp
Democrat Missouri State Representative, 037
Official page: https://house.mo.gov/MemberDetails.aspx?year=2025&code=S2&district=037
Sponsored bills
- HB2292: Modifies provisions relating to abuse and neglect reporting, including a requirement to report companion animal abuse
- HB1740: Modifies provisions relating to driving while intoxicated
- HB3287: Designates the city of Kansas City as the "Barbecue Capital" of the state of Missouri (primary sponsor)
- HB2317: Requires the observation of Black History Month in school districts (primary sponsor)
- HB2316: Prohibits possession of machine-gun conversion devices (primary sponsor)
- HB2315: Enacts various provisions relating to suspicious deaths where there is a history of domestic violence (primary sponsor)
- HB1809: Modifies provisions relating to medical providers' participation in criminal investigations (primary sponsor)
- HB1807: Authorizes law enforcement to intercept and disable unmanned aircraft that post credible threats to public safety (primary sponsor)
- HB1806: Creates the offense of unlawful use of a firearm by a minor (primary sponsor)
- HB1805: Specifies that the department of health and senior services shall not deny trauma center status to a hospital based on its distance from another trauma center (primary sponsor)
- HB1804: Modifies provisions relating to ignition interlock device requirements for certain intoxication-related traffic offenses (primary sponsor)
- HB3012: Establishes a registry of persistent domestic violence offenders within the department of public safety
- HB3435: Establishes provisions relating to the liability of a social host
- HB1808: Establishes provisions relating to the liability of a social host (primary sponsor)
- HB3058: Establishes a registry of persistent domestic violence offenders
- HB2831: Modifies provisions relating to good time credit
- HJR0034: EMPLOYMENT OF MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY (primary sponsor)
- HB0649: Requires the observation of Black History Month in school districts (primary sponsor)
- HB0648: Reduces the tax on diapers and feminine hygiene products (primary sponsor)
- HB0647: Modifies provisions of the diaper bank tax credit (primary sponsor)
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