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Missouri Rep. Bryan Pratt (R)

55th district

February 11, 2026 at 8:00am CST

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Local Government

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Office Address:
201 West Capitol Avenue
Room 301
Jefferson City, MO

MO - Legislative Research

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Vice-chairman

MO - Ethics (House)

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Member

MO - Local Government (House)

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Member

MO - Rules (House)

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Member

MO - HB1827 Changes the laws regarding fire department employee residency requirements

MO - HB2234 Changes the laws regarding the licensure of barbers and cosmetologists

MO - HB2110 Allows for a "Combat Action Badge" special license plate for any person who has earned the combat infantry badge

MO - HCR47 Urges Congress to pass a federal balanced budget amendment to the United States Constitution

MO - HB1741 Changes the laws regarding a meeting of a board of directors or the executive committee of a corporation

MO - HB2000 Changes the laws regarding the consent requirements for obtaining an abortion and creates the crime of coercing an abortion

MO - HB2457 Eliminates the individual income tax on Missouri taxable income of $9,000 or less and changes the tax rate to 4% on the amount of income over $9,000

MO - HB1661 Changes the laws regarding state purchasing as it relates to giving preference to any qualified nonprofit agency for the blind or the severely disabled

MO - HB1652 Changes the laws regarding the telemarketing No-call List by expanding it to include all calls and prohibiting the use of automatic dialing devices in certain situations

MO - HJR67 Proposes a constitutional amendment authorizing an exemption from property tax on all real and personal property of any citizen of the state who is 65 years of age or older

MO - HJR89 Proposes a constitutional amendment requiring separate compensation schedules by the Missouri Citizens' Commission on Compensation for Elected Officials for legislators and other state officials and judges

MO - HB1653 Requires the Governor to issue an annual proclamation designating September 11 as "Remembrance Day" to honor those who lost their lives in the terrorist attacks and those who displayed heroism

MO - HB1999 Specifies that if Missouri loses a Congressional district following the 2010 redistricting, the ninth member of the University of Missouri Board of Curators will be a student curator with voting right

MO - HB1466 Changes the laws regarding the oversight of public funds

MO - HB1497 Requires special elections to fill vacancies in the offices of Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Secretary of State, State Auditor, State Treasurer, and United States Senator

MO - HB1500 Changes the laws regarding ethics and lobbying

MO - HB1506 Establishes the Missouri Firearms Freedom Act

MO - HB1514 Changes the time period before interest is paid on an overpayment of income tax from four months to 45 days after the last date to file a return, including an extension, or the date the return was filed

MO - HB1520 Increases the deduction for personal and dependency exemptions for income tax

MO - HB1521 Expands the Amber Alert System to include missing endangered adults, specifies the criteria for being a missing endangered adult, and changes the system's name to Amber Alert and Silver Alert System

MO - HB1529 Exempts motor fuel used to operate school buses transporting students for educational purposes from the motor fuel tax

MO - HB1658 Creates the Homeowner Grant Program Fund to be used for the construction of new homes in Missouri

MO - HB1675 Establishes the Manufacturing Jobs Act which establishes incentives for qualified suppliers or manufacturing facilities that create or retain Missouri jobs

MO - HB1725 Prohibits health insurance exchanges in Missouri or any exchange administered by the federal government from offering policies or optional riders that provide coverage for elective abortions

MO - HB1881 Authorizes a sales and use tax exemption for machinery, equipment, and computers used by certain data center and server farm facilities and establishes the Missouri Advantage Act

MO - HB1886 Increases the membership of the MO HealthNet Oversight Committee by adding one licensed mental health professional who cares for participants

MO - HB2052 Increases the overall appropriation amount for small school grants from $15 million to $20 million with $15 million being distributed to eligible districts in proportion to their average daily attendance

MO - HB2074 Establishes the National Hunting and Fishing Day Sales Tax Holiday Act which authorizes an annual state sales and use tax holiday on purchases of certain hunting and fishing equipment

MO - HB2204 Requires benefits for the Ticket-to-Work, MO HealthNet, and other public assistance programs which are not federal mandated to be subject to annual appropriations

MO - HJR57 Proposes a constitutional amendment prohibiting any person, employer, or health care provider from being compelled to participate in any health care system

MO - HJR88 Proposes a constitutional amendment asserting the state's sovereignty and the sovereignty of its citizens under the Tenth Amendment of the United States Constitution

MO - HCR25 Claims sovereignty for the states under the Tenth Amendment of the United States Constitution for all powers not otherwise enumerated and granted to the federal government under the Constitution

MO - HCR28 Establishes this State's position on the power and limits of the federal government

MO - HCR32 Urges the United States Congress to refuse to enact cap and trade legislation establishing a cap on greenhouse gas emissions which will result in increased costs of goods and services

MO - HCR46 Urges the Environmental Protection Agency to rescind its formal endangerment finding on greenhouse gases and urges our congressional delegation to vote against H.R. 2454 known as "Cap and Trade"

MO - HCR70 Strongly urges the state Department of Transportation to allow the ten credit unions currently housed in Department facilities to remain until credit union member owners decide to move out of such facilities

MO - HCR77 Calls on the Attorney General to file an independent lawsuit or join 13 state attorneys general in their lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the federal health care reform legislation

MO - HCR84 Declares the General Assembly's strong stand against the recent court ruling regarding the unconstitutionality of setting aside a day as a National Day of Prayer

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