Missouri Rep. Mark Ellebracht

January 21, 2026 at 12:00pm CST

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Email Address: mark.ellebracht@house.mo.gov

Phone: (573) 751-1218

Office Address:
201 West Capitol Avenue
Room 135-BA
Jefferson City, MO

Rep. Mark Ellebracht, a Democrat, represents parts of Clay County, including parts of Liberty, Pleasant Valley, Kansas City, and Claycomo (District 17) in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was elected to his first two-year term in November 2016.
In addition to his legislative duties, Rep. Ellebracht is an attorney. He previously served one tour as a non-commissioned officer in the United States Army (1999-2003). He also has worked as a cement mason.
Rep. Ellebracht is an Eagle Scout, and a graduate of Liberty Senior High School. He earned a B.A. from William Jewell College, and obtained his J.D. from the University of Missouri School of Law.
Rep. Ellebracht currently resides in Liberty.

MO - Judiciary (House)

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MO - Insurance Policy (House)

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Ranking Minority Member

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MO - Special Committee on Litigation Reform (House)

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MO - HB1308 Specifies that attorneys shall only be prohibited from serving as special prosecutors in counties where they represent criminal defendants if a conflict is found after a hearing

MO - HB2059 Modifies provisions of sunshine laws relating to data exchanged on government-issued cell phones.

MO - HB1307 Specifies that the limits on fines for traffic violations shall not apply if the defendant is represented by counsel and negotiated a plea agreement

MO - HB2583 Requires driver's license applicants who have never held a driver's license to complete a driver's education program approved by the Missouri highways and transportation commission

MO - HB1983 Exempts permanently disabled persons from the requirement that a physician's statement be provided each time a disabled license plate or windshield placard is renewed.

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January 21, 2026 at 12:00pm CST

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MO - HB1308 Specifies that attorneys shall only be prohibited from serving as special prosecutors in counties where they represent criminal defendants if a conflict is found after a hearing

MO - HB2059 Modifies provisions of sunshine laws relating to data exchanged on government-issued cell phones.

MO - HB1307 Specifies that the limits on fines for traffic violations shall not apply if the defendant is represented by counsel and negotiated a plea agreement

MO - HB1994 Establishes provisions for net neutrality

MO - HB2338 Specifies that guardian ad litem fees shall not be automatically waived in certain civil actions

MO - HB2582 Modifies provisions relating to campaign finance

MO - HB2692 Modifies provision for closed meetings of governmental bodies.

MO - HB1305 Prohibits lobbyists from making expenditures on behalf of public officials for more than five years

MO - HB1304 Requires individuals who become prior candidates to dissolve their candidate committees

MO - HB1306 Modifies the restrictions on sexual offenders regarding Halloween

MO - HB1823 Modifies provisions relating to ethics

MO - HB1309 Establishes the offense of failure to identify

MO - HB2583 Requires driver's license applicants who have never held a driver's license to complete a driver's education program approved by the Missouri highways and transportation commission

MO - HB1983 Exempts permanently disabled persons from the requirement that a physician's statement be provided each time a disabled license plate or windshield placard is renewed.

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