Missouri legislators
John Simmons
Republican Missouri State Representative, 109
Official page: https://house.mo.gov/MemberDetails.aspx?year=2025&code=S2&district=109
Sponsored bills
- HB3296: Modifies provisions for fire protection districts (primary sponsor)
- HB3218: Modifies provisions for the election of President and Vice President of the United States (primary sponsor)
- HB2543: Prohibits state or local licensing requirements for certain industrial mechanical maintenance work (primary sponsor)
- HB2542: Designates March first each year as "Dr. Mun Choi Day" in Missouri (primary sponsor)
- HB2264: Designates March 16th of each year as "Election Judges and Poll Workers Appreciation Day" in Missouri (primary sponsor)
- HB3146: Modifies provisions for ballot summary statements (primary sponsor)
- HB2383: Establishes and modifies criminal offenses involving certain infrastructures (primary sponsor)
- HB1887: Creates the offense of and civil penalties for disclosure of intimate digital depictions
- HJR0154: Proposes a constitutional amendment relating to MO HealthNet work requirements
- HB2033: Modifies provisions relating to gender transition procedures
- HB1894: Creates provisions relating to health care provider participation in health insurance plans
- HB2559: Requires the general assembly to approve proposed administrative rules
- HB3069: Establishes and modifies provisions relating to school districts (primary sponsor)
- HB2879: Creates the foreign agents registration act (primary sponsor)
- HB3263: Modifies provisions for elections (primary sponsor)
- HB2380: Changes the law regarding primary elections (primary sponsor)
- HB2382: Eliminates sales taxes on certain local utility services (primary sponsor)
- HB2381: Creates new provisions relating to elections (primary sponsor)
- HJR0073: REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE
- HR0009: Urges the states to compel Congress to propose an amendment to repeal the Sixteenth Amendment of the United States Constitution
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