Missouri

The Missouri General Assembly is bicameral, consisting of the Senate and the House of Representatives. Historically, its balance has swayed between parties. The assembly convenes for regular sessions annually.

Plural is here to help you navigate the complexities of Missouri’s legislature. Explore key bills, learn about legislators, and access valuable resources tailored to Missouri’s legislative landscape.

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TOP BILLS in Missouri

Thousands of bills are introduced each session, related to key topics like LGBTQ+ issues, budget, and abortion.

Plural has detailed information for each bill, including summaries, author and sponsor information, latest action, and more.

missouri legislators

There are 197 members of the Missouri legislature — 34 Senators and 163 House Members.

As of 2023, the legislature is majority Republican. There are 62 Democrats and 135 Republicans serving Missouri.

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Plural offers legislative data from current and past sessions in Missouri, as well as committee, staffer, and hearing data.

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