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Who represents you, how to reach them, and when your county, school board and state government meet in public.

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Who represents you

Everyone elected on November 3 takes office on Wednesday, January 6, 2027, and I'll update this list then. Calls and emails to legislators' Capitol offices reach them during the session and most weeks outside it. The Missouri General Assembly switchboard is (573) 751-2000.

U.S. Congress

  • Josh Hawley

    U.S. Senator. Republican

    All of the state

    (202) 224-6154 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Eric Schmitt

    U.S. Senator. Republican

    All of the state

    (202) 224-5721 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Wesley Bell

    U.S. Representative, District 1. Democrat

    2 counties: St. Louis County, St. Louis city

    (202) 225-2406 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Ann Wagner

    U.S. Representative, District 2. Republican

    6 counties: St. Louis County, Franklin County, Jefferson County, Washington County, Crawford County, Gasconade County

    (202) 225-1621 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Robert Onder

    U.S. Representative, District 3. Republican

    11 counties: St. Charles County, Boone County, Lincoln County, Callaway County, Warren County, Audrain County, Pike County, Montgomery County, Ralls County, Monroe County, St. Louis County

    (202) 225-2956 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Mark Alford

    U.S. Representative, District 4. Republican

    17 counties: Jackson County, Cass County, Pulaski County, Camden County, Laclede County, Polk County, Henry County, Webster County, Vernon County, Benton County, Dallas County, Bates County, Cedar County, Barton County, St. Clair County, Hickory County, Dade County

    (202) 225-2876 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Emanuel Cleaver

    U.S. Representative, District 5. Democrat

    15 counties: Jackson County, Cole County, Johnson County, Pettis County, Boone County, Lafayette County, Miller County, Randolph County, Saline County, Morgan County, Cooper County, Moniteau County, Osage County, Howard County, Maries County

    (202) 225-4535 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Sam Graves

    U.S. Representative, District 6. Republican

    Parts of 33 counties

    (202) 225-7041 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Eric Burlison

    U.S. Representative, District 7. Republican

    10 counties: Greene County, Jasper County, Christian County, Newton County, Taney County, Lawrence County, Barry County, Stone County, McDonald County, Webster County

    (202) 225-6536 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

  • Jason Smith

    U.S. Representative, District 8. Republican

    28 counties: Jefferson County, Cape Girardeau County, St. Francois County, Phelps County, Butler County, Howell County, Scott County, Stoddard County, Dunklin County, Texas County, Perry County, Ste. Genevieve County, Wright County, New Madrid County, Pemiscot County, Dent County, Madison County, Mississippi County, Douglas County, Wayne County, Ripley County, Bollinger County, Iron County, Oregon County, Ozark County, Shannon County, Reynolds County, Carter County

    (202) 225-4404 Contact form (opens in a new tab)

State Senate (33)
State House of Representatives (155)

Public meetings

County boards, school boards and the Legislature meet in public, and most take public comment. Each meeting below says where it came from: the body's own calendar, its published dates, or its regular schedule, which can change. Confirm the time before you go.

Pick your county at the top of the page to subscribe to its meetings in your calendar.

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Your county government and school boards

Most of Missouri's 114 counties are run by a three-member county commission: a presiding commissioner elected countywide and two district commissioners. A few charter counties have a council or legislature and an elected county executive instead (St. Louis County, St. Charles and Jefferson have county councils and Jackson County has a county legislature), and the City of St. Louis is an independent city, outside any county, run by a mayor and Board of Aldermen.

The Missouri General Assembly

The 2027 session runs from Wednesday, January 6, 2027 to Friday, May 14, 2027.

Once a House committee posts a hearing on a bill, anyone can send written testimony through the House online witness form, up to midnight on the day the hearing adjourns; you confirm it by email. You can also testify in person at the hearing in the Capitol, and remote testimony is allowed only when the committee chair approves it for that bill. To appear at a Senate hearing, create an account in the Senate Witness Registration System and register for the committee hearing, picking your position on each bill.

More ways to take part

I checked these names, links and meeting schedules against official county, school district and state sites on Sunday, September 27, 2026.

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