This is how Missouri Senators and Representatives voted on RTW

It’s important that union members know which of their Missouri legislators stood with them – and who stood against them – on this session’s right-to-work vote.

Thanks to all the legislators who stayed strong for working families and voted ‘No’ on so-called right-to-work.

House ‘No’ votes on right-to-work

If you’re representative is on this list, regardless of party affiliation, they are a friend of working families. If your representative is not on this list, they are not a friend of unions or working families, and they do not represent your interests.

• Joe Adams (D-University City)
• Ira Anders (D-Independence)
• Lauren Arthur (D-Kansas City)
• Linda Black (R-Park Hills)
• Bob Burns (D-Lemay)
• Michael Butler (D-St. Louis)
• Jon Carpenter (D-Gladstone)
• Kathie Conway (R-St. Charles)
• Pat Conway (D-St. Joseph)
• Kevin Corlew (R-Kansas City)
• Robert Cornejo (R-St. Peters)
• Randy Dunn (D-Kansas City)
• Brandon Ellington (D-Kansas City)
• Kevin Engler (R-Farmington)
• Keith English (I-Florissant)
• Paul Fitzwater (R-Potosi)
• Elaine Gannon (R-DeSoto)
• Kim Gardner (D-St. Louis)
• Alan Green (D-Florissant)
• Ben Harris (D-Hillsboro)
• Ron Hicks (R-St. Peters)
• Galent Higdon (R-St. Joseph)
• Dave Hinson (R-St. Clair)
• Penny Hubbard (D-St. Louis)
• Jake Hummel (D-St. Louis)
• Kip Kendrick (D-Columbia)
• Bill E. Kidd (R-Jackson)
• Nick King (R-Liberty)
• Jeanne Kirkton (D-Webster Groves)
• Bart Korman (R-High Hill)
• Michelle Kratky (D-St. Louis)
• Jeremy LaFaver (D-Kansas City)
• Deb Lavener (D-Kirkwood)
• Karla May (D-St. Louis)
• John McCaherty (R-High Ridge)
• Gail McCann Beatty (D-Kansas City)
• Tracy McCreery (D-St. Louis)
• Tom McDonald (D-Raytown)
• Kevin McManus (D-Kansas City)
• Margo McNeil (D-Florissant)
• Sue Meredith (D-St. Louis)
• Bonnaye Mims (D-Kansas City)
• Gina Mitten (D-St. Louis)
• Genise Montecillo (D-St. Louis)
• Judy Morgan (D-Kansas City)
• Jim Neely (R-Cameron)
• Stacey Newman (D-St. Louis)
• Mary Nichols (D-Maryland Heights)
• Charlie Norr (D-Springfield)
• Bill Otto (D-Maryland Heights)
• Sharon Pace (D-St. Louis)
• Josh Peters (D-St. Louis)
• Tommie Pierson (D-St. Louis)
• Randy Pietzman (R-Troy)
• John Rizzo (D-Kansas City)
• Shane Roden (R-Cedar Hill)
• Joe Runions (D-Grandview)
• Becky Ruth (R-Festus)
• Dan Shaul (R-Imperial)
• Clem Smith (D-Velda Village Hills)
• Sheila Solon (R-Blue Springs)
• Chrissy Sommer (R-St. Charles)
• Rochelle Walton Gray (D-Black Jack)
• Stephen Webber (D-Columbia)
• Anne Zerr (R-St. Charles)

Missouri Senate roll-call on RTW legislation

The Missouri Senate the passed anti-union, anti-worker right-to-work legislation by a vote of 21-13.

Here is how the vote broke down.

VOTING ‘YES’ (FOR) RTW

• Dan Brown (R-Rolla)
• Mike Cunningham (R-Rogersville)
• Bob Dixon (R-Springfield)
• Ed Emery (R-Lamar)
• Dan Hegeman (R-Cosy)
• Mike Kehoe (R-Jefferson City)
• Will Kraus (R-Lee’s Summit)
• Doug Libla (R-Poplar Bluff)
• Brian Munzlinger (R-Williamstown)
• Bob Onder (R-Lake St. Louis)
• Mike Parson (R-Boliver)
• David Pearce (R-Warrensburg)
• Ron Richard (R-Joplin)
• Jeani Riddle (R-Mokane)
• David Sater (R-Cassville)
• Rob Schaaf (R-St. Joseph)
• Kurt Schaefer (R-Columbia)
• Dave Schatz (R-Sullivan)
• Eric Schmitt (R-Glendale)
• Wane Wallingford (R-Cape Girardeau)
• Jay Wasson (R-Nixa)

VOTING ‘NO’ (AGAINST) RTW

• Maria Chappelle-Nadal (D-St. Louis)
• Kiki Curls (D-Kansas City)
• Tom Dempsey (R-St. Charles)
• Jason Holsman (D-Kansas City)
• Joe Keaveny (D-St. Louis)
• Paul LeVota (D-Independence)
• Jamilah Nasheed (D-St. Louis)
• Gary Romine (R-Farmington)
• Jill Schupp (D-Creve Coeur)
• Scott Sifton (D-Affton)
• Ryan Silvey (R-Kansas City)
• Gina Walsh (D-Bellefontaine Neighbors)
• Paul Wieland (R-Imperial)