The Springfield Republican handled some high-profile pieces of legislation that made it to Gov. Mike Parson’s desk.

The Lakeshire Democrat also discussed his unusual pathway to politics on the latest episode of “Politically Speaking.”

The Carthage Republican has chaired the House Budget Committee since 2019.

Ehlmann is not running for a sixth term as St. Charles County executive in 2026. He's been involved in elected service as a state lawmaker, a judge and county executive since the late 1980s.

Butz represents Missouri’s 81st District, which takes in neighborhoods in south St. Louis.

Jones is a former St. Louis alderman and a former adviser to St. Louis regional leaders.

The Raymore Republican is in his first term representing Missouri’s 4th Congressional District.

The Waynesville Republican also discussed efforts to make Missouri’s Constitution more difficult to amend.

The GOP official was appointed to succeed Tim Lohmar, who resigned earlier this year.

While the Springfield Democrat says she expects greater dysfunction within the legislature next session because it will be during an election year, she also says a variety of factors will aid Democrats at the polls in 2024.

The Republican Missouri U.S. senator was sworn into office earlier this year. He recently introduced legislation regarding federal regulations and social media companies.

On the latest episode of Politically Speaking, 2nd Ward Alderman Tom Oldenburg discusses chairing a committee on red tape, finding common ground with the growing progressive bloc at City Hall and plans for his political future.