Missouri HouseSB 1408
Relating to the speed limit on certain roads of this state
Passed 82–53Crossed party lines
What it does: On the version voted May 15, 2026: Raises the uniform speed limit on rural interstates and freeways from 70 to 75 miles per hour and raises the maximum limit the state may set on state roads to 75. (AI-written summary of the bill; the official record shows the exact version voted)
Question before the chamber: Third reading and passage
The tally
Yes 82 · No 53 · Not voting 22 · Present 1
Bar: green = yes, brown = no, striped = not voting.
| Party | Yes | No | Not voting / present |
|---|---|---|---|
| Democrats | 0 | 42 | 10 |
| Republicans | 82 | 11 | 12 / 1 |
Most Democrats voted no; most Republicans voted yes. 11 members voted against their party’s majority.
Voted against their party’s majority
- Bill HardwickR121No
- Bryant WolfinR145No
- Don MayhewR124No
- Jamie Ray GraggR140No
- Jeff MyersR42No
- John MartinR44No
- John SimmonsR109No
- Keith ElliottR153No
- Lisa DurnellR154No
- Mazzie ChristensenR2No
- Tara PetersR122No
The full roll (158)
Yes 82
- Alex RileyR134
- Ann KelleyR127
- Becky LaubingerR117
- Ben KeathleyR101
- Bennie CookR143
- Bill AllenR17
- Bill FalknerR10
- Bill IrwinR55
- Bill LucasR115
- Bill OwenR131
- Bishop DavidsonR130
- Bob BromleyR162
- Bob TitusR139
- Brad BandermanR119
- Brad ChristR96
- Brad PollittR52
- Brandon PhelpsR54
- Brenda ShieldsR11
- Brian SeitzR156
- Bruce SassmannR61
- Burt WhaleyR138
- Carolyn CatonR33
- Cathy LoyR163
- Cecelie WilliamsR111
- Chad PerkinsR40
- Chris BrownR16
- Chris WarwickR128
- Colin WellenkampR105
- Dale WrightR116
- Dane DiehlR125
- Danny BusickR3
- Darin ChappellR137
- Dave GriffithR60
- Dave HinmanR103
- David CasteelR97
- David DolanR148
- Dean VanSchoiackR9
- Deanna SelfR64
- Doyle JustusR41
- Ed LewisR6
- George HruzaR89
- Greg SharpeR4
- Hardy BillingtonR152
- Jeff ColemanR32
- Jeff FarnanR1
- Jeff KnightR142
- Jeff VernettiR123
- Jim KalberlohR126
- Jim MurphyR94
- Jim SchulteR49
- John BlackR129
- John HewkinR120
- John VossR147
- Jon PattersonR30
- Josh HurlbertR8
- Kent HadenR43
- Lane RobertsR161
- Louis RiggsR5
- Mark MatthiesenR107
- Mark MeirathR39
- Mark NolteR51
- Melanie StinnettR133
- Michael DavisR56
- Mike CostlowR108
- Mike JonesR12
- Mike SteinmeyerR20
- Mitch BoggsR157
- Peggy McGaughR7
- Phil AmatoR113
- Philip OehlerkingR100
- Renee ReuterR112
- Rodger ReedyR57
- Ron FowlerR31
- Scott MillerR69
- Sean PoucheR13
- Sherri GallickR62
- Steve JordanR151
- Terri VioletR104
- Tim TaylorR48
- Travis WilsonR106
- Wendy HausmanR65
- Willard HaleyR58
No 53
- Adrian PlankD47
- Ashley AuneD14
- Betsy FogleD135
- Bill HardwickR121
- Bridget MooreD93
- Bryant WolfinR145
- Chanel MosleyD75
- Del TaylorD84
- Don MayhewR124
- Doug ClemensD72
- Emily WeberD24
- Eric WoodsD18
- Gregg BushD50
- Jamie Ray GraggR140
- Jeff HalesD86
- Jeff MyersR42
- Jeremy DeanD132
- Jo DollD91
- John MartinR44
- John SimmonsR109
- Kathy SteinhoffD45
- Keith ElliottR153
- Kem SmithD68
- Kemp StricklerD34
- Ken JamisonD15
- Keri IngleD35
- Kimberly-Ann CollinsD77
- LaKeySha BosleyD79
- Lilly FuchsD80
- Lisa DurnellR154
- Mark BoykoD90
- Mark SharpD37
- Marla SmithD74
- Marlene TerryD66
- Marlon AndersonD76
- Marty JacobsD38
- Marty MurrayD78
- Mazzie ChristensenR2
- Melissa DouglasD27
- Michael BurtonD92
- Michael JohnsonD23
- Nick KimbleD82
- Pattie MansurD25
- Ray ReedD83
- Raychel ProudieD73
- Stephanie BoykinD70
- Stephanie HeinD136
- Tara PetersR122
- Tonya RushD67
- Wick ThomasD19
- Yolanda YoungD22
- Former memberD
- Former memberD
Present 1
- Rudy VeitR59
Not voting 22
- Anthony EalyD36
- Barry HovisR146
- Cameron ParkerR150
- Connie SteinmetzD87
- David SmithD46
- Donna BarnesD28
- Holly JonesR88
- Jaclyn ZimmermannD98
- LaDonna AppelbaumD71
- Matthew OvercastR155
- Melissa SchmidtR141
- Mike McGirlR118
- Richard WestR102
- Scott CuppsR158
- Steve ButzD81
- Terry ThompsonR53
- Tiffany PriceD26
- Tony HarbisonR144
- Tricia ByrnesR63
- Will JobeD21
- Yolonda Fountain-HendersonD85
- Former memberR
“Not voting” is a recorded non-vote, not a reason for the absence. Parties come from public rosters; how we count.