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Missouri Rep. Ed Lewis (R)

6th district

Email Address: ed.lewis@house.mo.gov

Phone: (573) 751-6566

Office Address:
201 West Capitol Avenue
Room 312
Jefferson City, MO

Representative Ed Lewis, a Republican, represents Randolph, and Macon counties (District 6) in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was elected to his first two-year term in November 2020.
Before serving in the legislature, Lewis worked as a high school educator for 32 years in Vandalia and Moberly, teaching chemistry and physics. Rep. Lewis also worked at Central Christian College of the Bible in Moberly for 30 years.
Born in Savanah, Missouri, Lewis attended Central High School in St. Joseph before obtaining a bachelor’s degree in education from Mizzou. He completed a master’s degree in chemistry from Pittsburg State University.
Lewis lives in Moberly with his wife, Sarah. They have four children, nine grandchildren, and are members of the Timber Lake Christian Church.

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MO - HB993 Authorizes, upon voter approval, a transient guest tax whose revenues are dedicated to tourism for the city of Marceline

MO - HB759 Establishes provisions relating to civil actions arising from COVID-19

MO - HB1371 Enacts provisions relating to in-person attendance restrictions for public schools

MO - HB838 Creates provisions relating to COVID-19 vaccination

MO - HJR14 Raises the vote requirement for initiative petitions

MO - HB608 Establishes qualifications for substitute teachers

MO - HJR15 Modifies the thresholds for approval of constitutional amendments

MO - HB1334 Modifies provisions relating to eligibility for Utilicare assistance

MO - HB541 Requires DESE to annually publish on their website a list of schools performing in the bottom 5% of schools for more than three years

MO - HB32 Adds provisions relating to licensed child care facilities

MO - HB35 Modifies provisions relating to required immunizations

MO - HB37 Modifies provisions relating to immunizations

MO - HB75 Modifies provisions relating to public health

MO - HB85 Establishes the "Second Amendment Preservation Act," which creates additional protections to the right to bear arms

MO - HB100 Establishes a Negro Leagues Baseball Museum special license plate

MO - HB212 Specifies that lawful owners of firearms may transport or store the firearms in locked, privately-owned motor vehicles

MO - HB288 Modifies provisions relating to health emergencies

MO - HB321 Modifies provisions for broadband infrastructure and utility condemnation proceedings

MO - HB392 Modifies provisions relating to the powers of county health authorities during statewide emergencies

MO - HB514 Requires school districts that do not provide in-person instruction to provide vouchers to pay for the expenses of providing in-person instruction in an alternative setting

MO - HB812 Modifies provisions relating to teacher and school employee retirement systems

MO - HB919 Establishes the Protect Young Minds Online Act, which requires internet service providers to authenticate access to obscene websites

MO - HB1077 Establishes guidelines for public school student participation in athletic contests organized by sex

MO - HB1145 Allows the House of Representatives to review presidential orders and declare them unconstitutional

MO - HB1290 Creates provisions relating visitation rights in hospitals and long-term care facilities

MO - HB1358 Creates provisions relating to contagious diseases

MO - HJR53 Proposes a constitutional amendment to protect the integrity of interscholastic athletic contests

MO - HCR39 Expresses the sentiments of the Missouri Legislature over prospective federal legislation that would amend portions of the Fair Labor Standards Act

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