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Missouri Rep. Jay Houghton (R)

43rd district

March 30, 2023 at 9:00am CDT

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Agriculture Policy

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Email Address: jay.houghton@house.mo.gov

Office Address:
201 West Capitol Avenue
Room 413-A
Jefferson City, MO

Rep. Jay Houghton, a Republican, represents Audrain and parts of Callaway County (District 43) in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was elected to his first two-year term in November 2010.
In addition to his legislative duties, Rep. Houghton is a swine finishing facility manager with McCaw Farms in Martinsburg.
Rep. Houghton is the nephew of former state Rep. Brian Munzlinger, who served the 1st House district from 2002 – 2010. In addition, two of Rep. Houghton’s great uncles and his great, great grandfather served as state representatives.
Rep. Houghton is a 1984 graduate of Highland High School. He attended the University of Missouri – Columbia.
Born October 27, 1966 in Kansas City, Rep. Houghton currently resides in Martinsburg. He has two children, Tyler and Hunter.

MO - General Laws (House)

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MO - Agriculture Policy (House)

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MO - Agri-business (House)

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MO - Tourism and Natural Resources (House)

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MO - Cause and Spread of Chronic Wasting Disease in the Elk and White Tail Deer Population (House)

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MO - Emerging Issues in Agriculture Policy (House)

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MO - Workers Freedom (House)

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MO - Missouri Sportsman Issue Development (House)

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MO - HB965 Requires a hunter at least six years of age but less than 15 years of age to hunt in the immediate presence of an adult hunter with a valid hunter education certificate card

MO - HB963 Changes the laws regarding certain crimes committed on agricultural property

MO - HCR34 Urges Congress and the U.S. Department of Agriculture to reevaluate the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act of 2010

MO - HJR29 Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing the elected office of the Secretary of Agriculture and eliminates the Department of Agriculture as an executive department

MO - HB667 Changes the Department of Agriculture to the Office of Agriculture with all of the same powers, functions, and duties as the current department contingent upon passage of a constitutional amendment

MO - HB964 Prohibits any court from issuing an injunction to stop or delay the construction of any licensed animal slaughter or processing facility based on a challenge or appeal of a permit, license, or certificate under environmental laws or the inspection provisions for meat processing plants

MO - HB56 Establishes the Career and Technical Education Student Protection Act and the Career and Technical Education Board to oversee and coordinate career and technical education and student organizations' activities

MO - HB170 Specifies that a federal official must not enforce a federal firearm law when the firearm is manufactured and remains in the state and that any new federal law banning or restricting ownership of a semi-automatic firearm is unenforceable

MO - HB224 Requires the State Board of Education to establish rules to authorize school boards to lease advertising on school buses

MO - HB253 Changes the laws regarding the streamlined sales and use tax agreement, tax amnesty, the community development district tax, income tax, sales and use taxes, use tax nexus, and the transportation development tax

MO - HB282 Allows religious books to be used in public schools in certain situations as long as they are used in a manner that does not violate the Establishment Clause of the United States Constitution

MO - HB316 Extends the expiration date of the Division of Tourism Supplemental Revenue Fund from the year 2015 to 2020

MO - HB334 Exempts farm work performed by children under 16 years of age from certain child labor requirements

MO - HB350 Prohibits the publication of any identifying information of firearm owners and prohibits health care professionals from being required to inquire, document, or disclose a patient's status as a firearm owner

MO - HB377 Removes the expiration date of certain provisions of the Open Meetings and Records Law

MO - HB378 Prohibits a licensed pharmacy from being required to carry or maintain in inventory any specific prescription or nonprescription drug or device

MO - HB379 Allows an applicant for a concealed carry endorsement to have the fingerprint background check be done anonymously for an additional fee

MO - HB386 Establishes the Abortion Ban for Sex Selection and Genetic Abnormalities Act of 2013 to prohibit an abortion solely due to the sex of the unborn child or a genetic abnormality diagnosis

MO - HB398 Allows an electrical corporation to file a petition with the Missouri Public Service Commission to recover specified infrastructure replacement costs

MO - HB400 Establishes requirements for the administration of RU-486 or any other abortion-inducing drug or chemical

MO - HB412 Increases the maximum amount of certificates of guaranty that the Missouri Agricultural and Small Business Development Authority may issue on a loan for livestock feed and crop input

MO - HB413 Extends the provisions regarding the tax credit for a Missouri wood energy producer and limits the total amount of tax credits to $4.5 million in any fiscal year

MO - HB424 Changes the laws regarding sheriffs

MO - HB457 Specifies that anyone providing medical services cannot be required to perform or participate in activities that violate his or her conscience or principles

MO - HB488 Removes the exception for gross negligence from personal liability for members of the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners for acts committed in the performance of their official duties

MO - HB496 Prohibits a merchant or lessor from imposing a surcharge on a holder who elects to use a credit or charge card for any sales or lease transaction, with exceptions

MO - HB506 Allows nursing home districts to establish and maintain senior housing in any third or fourth classification county

MO - HB513 Specifies that parental liberty regarding the upbringing, education, and care of his or her children is a fundamental right which cannot be infringed on without demonstrating a governmental interest of the highest order

MO - HB533 Changes the laws regarding firearms

MO - HB542 Changes the laws regarding agriculture

MO - HB564 Changes the laws regarding the crimes of animal neglect and animal abuse and creates the crime of animal trespass

MO - HB586 Guarantees the right to conduct and participate in rodeos in this state and prohibits a restriction on the conducting of or participation in rodeos

MO - HB587 Requires registered sexual offenders to vote at the office of the county clerk in their county or by absentee ballot

MO - HB599 Allows an applicant for a motor vehicle registration or renewal to make a $1 donation to the National World War I Museum at the Liberty Memorial in Kansas City

MO - HB608 Requires the MO HealthNet Division to establish a pilot program implementing an electronic benefit transfer payment system for receipt of MO HealthNet services by participating recipients

MO - HB654 Allows for the issuance of a limited lines travel insurance producer license

MO - HB672 Prohibits bicycle operation on state roadways when there is a state bicycle path or trail running generally parallel and within two miles of a roadway with specified exceptions

MO - HB689 Changes the design of the "Operation Enduring Freedom" and the "Operation Noble Eagle" license plates

MO - HB690 Adds hydrogen to the definition of "alternative fuel" and increases specified alternative fuel decal fees.

MO - HB785 Changes the laws regarding the confiscation of animals

MO - HB802 Requires moneys in a County Law Enforcement Restitution Fund to be used for specified purposes for sheriffs and prosecuting attorneys

MO - HB804 Increases membership of the Highways and Transportation Commission to seven commissioners and requires new appointees to be residents of different Department of Transportation geographic districts

MO - HB811 Changes the goal that 3% of government contracts be awarded to service-disabled veteran businesses to 4% and appropriates $100,000 to veteran organizations

MO - HB814 Allows the Secretary of State to enter into an agreement with a nonprofit organization to print and distribute the Official State Manual

MO - HB817 Specifes that beginning in fiscal year 2015, moneys to be deposited into the Missouri Revolving Information Technology Trust Fund must be collected by the Office of Administration for actual costs incurred

MO - HB818 Prohibits a state agency or department from constructing, enabling, maintaining, participating in, or developing a database of the number or type of firearms, ammunition, or accessories that an individual possesses

MO - HB826 Requires retail establishments selling potpourri or incense containing a chemical that also serves as a drug substitute to clearly label the product with the potential health effects of the chemical

MO - HB831 Specifies that a person is guilty of a class A felony if a child dies as a result of injuries sustained from the abuse of a child

MO - HB840 Requires the Department of Revenue to indemnify local fee offices if, during the course of its official duties and pursuant to state law or regulations, the fee office is sued

MO - HB859 Changes the laws regarding concealed carry endorsements, firearms, the Department of Revenue, and school resource officers

MO - HB872 Removes the renewal requirements for concealed carry endorsements making them valid for life if not suspended or revoked

MO - HB874 Authorizes a tax exemption for olympic medalists

MO - HB944 Prohibits the Department of Natural Resources from requiring existing permittees to meet more stringent standards of new water classifications unless there are federal or state funds available to cover the costs of any upgrades

MO - HB1035 Changes the laws regarding political subdivisions

MO - HJR14 Proposes a constitutional amendment authorizing the General Assembly to issue bonds to fund higher education improvements, construction, landscaping, land or building purchases, and transportation infrastructure

MO - HJR19 Proposes a constitutional amendment specifying that each citizen has an inherent liberty that includes being able to make decisions regarding lawful health care related services or products

MO - HCR7 Directs the State Historical Society of Missouri to develop plans, ideas and proposals to commemorate and celebrate the State of Missouri's bicentennial in 2021

MO - HCR32 Urges the U.S. Congress to support the development of a rare earth element refinery and create a Thorium Bank

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