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94th General Assembly, 2nd Regular Session
Representative
Mark Parkinson
District 016
Republican
Elected:
2008
Years Served:
9
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Sponsored Bills
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HB 2366
- (4346L.01I)
Prohibits a person from assisting an alien in committing fraud during a driver's license exam or when applying for a license or engaging in a conspiracy to commit these acts
HB 2564
- (5635L.01I)
Establishes the Missouri Taxpayer and Citizen Protection Act regarding illegal aliens in the state
HB 2573
- (5632L.01I)
Exempts personal and residential property owned by certain taxpayers 65 years of age or older from increases in assessed valuation and limits increases in their personal and property tax
HB 2580
- (5631L.01I)
Authorizes a state income tax deduction for school supplies and books purchased for home schooling a child
HR 3226
- (4646C.02)
Sharp, James
HR 3227
- (4645C.01)
Gerler, Michaela
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