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Missouri Rep. Lincoln Hough (R)

140th district

Email Address: lincoln.hough@house.mo.gov

Phone: (573) 751-9809

Office Address:
201 West Capitol Avenue
Room 411-B
Jefferson City, MO

Representative Lincoln Hough, a Republican, represents part of Greene County (District 135) 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. Hough is a cattle rancher. He also has worked in the offices of the Missouri House of Representatives Budget Chairman, Greene County Prosecuting Attorney and the Greene County Public Defender.
Since becoming a Representative he has been honored to participate in a Trade Mission to Taiwan and South Korea as well as being selected to attend the American Swiss Young Leaders Conference in Zurich Switzerland. He has also received in 2011 the Missouri Community College Association Distinguished Legislator of the Year, in 2012 the Missouri Farm Bureau Friend of Agriculture Award, Springfield Business Journal’s 40 under 40 award, in 2013 the Springfield Convention & Visitors Bureau Diplomat Award, the Missouri Council for In-Home Services Public Service Award, Missouri Citizens for the Arts Art Advocacy Award, The Missouri Ambulance Association’s Representative of the Year Award, in 2015 the Missouri Dental Association’s Legislative Excellence Award,
Rep. Hough attends Mount Comfort Bible Church.
Rep. Hough is a 2001 graduate of Hillcrest High School. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Political Science from Missouri State University in 2005.
Born June 17, 1982 in Springfield, Missouri, Rep. Hough currently resides there with his wife, Sarah and son William.

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MO - HB974 Authorizes Missouri to enter into the Interstate Compact on the Agreement Among the States to Elect the President by National Popular Vote Act

MO - HB1028 Requires the Department of Economic Development to establish the Compete Missouri Training Program

MO - HB670 Establishes the Compete Missouri Program and the Compete Missouri Training Program within the Department of Economic Development

MO - HB735 Requires a municipality to allow at least one street to be used by commercial vehicles to access any state highway and prohibits a civil action for the legal use a motor vehicle on a public street

MO - HB262 Establishes the Foreign Health Insurance Purchase Act which allows Missouri residents to purchase or enroll in a health insurance policy or health benefit plan that is licensed in certain other states

MO - HB346 Exempts the sale of captive wildlife and the sale of feed for captive wildlife from state and local sales and use taxes

MO - HB648 Changes the laws regarding individuals with disabilities

MO - HB496 Allows licensed veterinarians to administer or prescribe legend drugs for use in animals and changes the membership of an advisory committee of the Board of Pharmacy regarding drug distributors

MO - HB945 Adds a motor vehicle owned by a licensed funeral establishment and used exclusively for funeral services to the list of vehicles that are exempt from the motor carrier provisions of Chapter 390, RSMo

MO - HB505 Changes the laws regarding domestic violence and orders of protection

MO - HB295 Specifies that any infectious disease which causes a condition of impaired health resulting in a disability or death of certain fire fighters will be presumed to have been incurred in the line of duty

MO - HB528 Requires a health care provider to provide medical records within 15 business days of a request

MO - HB749 Designates April as "Child Abuse Prevention Month" and designates the "blue ribbon" as the official state symbol for child abuse prevention

MO - HB385 Extends the expiration date for an income tax credit for a contribution to a pregnancy resource center to August 28, 2023

MO - HB635 Prohibits a political subdivision from restricting a paid member of a fire department or fire district from becoming a candidate for public office or from engaging in other political activity while off duty

MO - HB747 Changes the laws regarding the renewable energy standards enacted by Proposition C in 2008

MO - HB504 Changes the laws regarding domestic violence and orders of protection

MO - HB654 Designates March 26 of each year as "Veterans of Operation Iraq/Enduring Freedom Day"

MO - HB226 Removes the 10-year limitation that an outstanding obligation under a financial agreement between the Board of Unemployment Fund Financing and a lender can continue

MO - HB570 Requires a school district to include in its annual accountability report card whether it has a state-approved gifted education program and the percentage and number of students currently being served

MO - HB271 Lowers the age at which a person can obtain a concealed carry endorsement from 23 to 21 years of age

MO - HB548 Changes the laws regarding the compensatory time, vacation leave, and mass layoff notification of state employees

MO - HCR38 Supports the relocation of the ABC Heart of America Education Trust's trade and technical school from Mission, Kansas to Kansas City, Missouri

MO - HB198 Designates December 25 of each year as "Christmas Day"

MO - HB894 Changes the laws regarding midwifery

MO - HJR5 Proposes a constitutional amendment guaranteeing citizens the right to hunt, fish, trap, and harvest wildlife using traditionally approved devices or methods

MO - HJR27 Proposes a constitutional amendment specifying that the right of every citizen to possess, purchase ammunition, and any parts or articles for the proper functioning of arms must not be infringed

MO - HCR45 Urges the President of the United States and the United States Congress to uphold and defend the federal Defense of Marriage Act

MO - HB640 Creates the class four election offense of electioneering which involves the refusal, upon the request of any person, to remove certain political materials inside or with 250 feet of a polling place

MO - HB501 Allows wireless telephone users to be added to the No-call List and revises the definition of "telephone solicitation" to include voice, facsimile, graphic imaging, or data communication

MO - HR1826 Supports the work of Missouri's pregnancy resource centers and maternity homes in providing outstanding service to women and families

MO - HB604 Establishes a task force on foster care recruitment, licensing, and retention and the Missouri State Foster Care and Adoption Board and changes the laws regarding parental rights and foster care placements

MO - HJR17 Proposes a constitutional amendment establishing the Freedom in Agriculture Act which guarantees the right of Missourians to grow crops, hunt and fish wildlife, and raise animals in a humane manner

MO - HB695 Allows the Division of School Improvement to ensure that each regional professional development center in the state provides professional development education assistance for fine arts

MO - HJR2 Proposes a constitutional amendment guaranteeing a citizen's right to pray and worship on public property and reaffirming a citizen's right to choose any or no religion

MO - HCR37 Recognition of every third week in June as Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy Week

MO - HB279 Increases, from $15,000 to $125,000, the amount of equity in a homestead that can be exempt from attachment in a bankruptcy proceeding when the person is 62 years of age or older

MO - HB491 Changes the requirements regarding when funds can be released from escrow accounts under the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement

MO - HB928 Allows Greene County, upon approval by the county commission, to charge an additional $5 surcharge to any party filing a civil case

MO - HB209 Changes the laws regarding county nuisance abatement ordinances, junkyards, and private nuisance actions

MO - HB109 Repeals the provisions allowing the State Treasurer to invest in any linked deposit for specified purposes only for certain time periods

MO - HB503 Repeals a provision requiring a presidential primary to be held in February in any year a presidential election is held and sets the primary to be held in March of each presidential election year

MO - HB315 Changes the provisions of the Revised Statutes of Missouri that have been enacted in more than one bill so that there is only one version of a statute

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