100th General Assembly, 1st Regular Session

Representative Jeff Pogue

Representative
Jeff Pogue

District 143

Republican

Elected:	2012
Years Served:	8
Hometown:	Salem
Counties:

Committees

Downsizing State Government

Special Committee on Homeland Security

Capitol Address

Address:

MO House of Representatives
201 West Capitol Avenue
Room 411-A
Jefferson City MO 65101

Phone:

573-751-2264

E-Mail:

Jeff.Pogue@house.mo.gov

Biography

Rep. Jeff Pogue, a Republican, represents Dent, Shannon, Oregon, and part of Reynolds Counties (District 143) in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was elected to his first two-year term in November 2012.

In addition to his legislative duties, Rep. Pogue has been a carpenter by trade for the past 16 years, along with being a local contractor. He still works on the family farm in Salem, where he was born and raised. Rep. Pogue serves in the Missouri National Guard. He also serves as a local church staff pastor.

A 1999 graduate of Salem High School, Rep. Pogue earned an Associate’s degree in General Studies from Southwest Baptist University in 2012, followed by a Bachelor's degree with a dual major in Psychology and Sociology from Southwest Baptist University in 2016.

Born in Rolla, Representative Pogue resides in Salem with his wife and their three children.

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HB 772 - (1091H.01I)
Prohibits the collection of water, soil, or commodity samples by governmental entities without the written consent of the landowner.

HB 773 - (1078H.01I)
Changes the laws regarding foreign ownership of agricultural land.

HB 774 - (1088H.01I)
Changes the laws regarding jurisdiction ceded to the United States within the Ozark National Scenic Riverways.

HB 775 - (1101H.01I)
Forbids the placement of refugees without the approval of the Missouri General Assembly.

HB 776 - (1064H.01I)
Requires the Department of Natural Resources to offer certain state park property for sale to certain veterans.

HB 777 - (1093H.01I)
Requires the Department of Natural Resources to sell certain lands acquired through environmental settlement funds.

HB 778 - (1097H.01I)
Requires the General Assembly to be notified of and approve any requests to purchase land by any state agency.

HB 779 - (1087H.01I)
Requires same-day service for driver's license issuance and renewal.

HB 780 - (1060H.01I)
Allows a person authorized to solemnize marriages to refuse to solemnize a marriage which is contrary to the religious beliefs or sincerely held moral convictions of such person.

HB 781 - (1051H.01I)
Expands child neglect to include a child that is born with a controlled substance in the child's fluids because the pregnant mother knowingly used a controlled substance before birth.

HB 782 - (1054H.01I)
Provides that a delivery of a controlled substance is a class A felony if a death results.

HB 783 - (1043H.01I)
Prohibits school districts from collecting biometric information on students without the express written consent of parents or legal guardians.

HB 784 - (1049H.01I)
Modifies provisions relating to school funding.

HB 785 - (1053H.01I)
Modifies provisions relating to school funding.

HB 786 - (1046H.01I)
Establishes the "Second Amendment Preservation Act."

HB 787 - (1151H.01I)
Prohibits pharmacies in the state from providing emergency contraceptives over the counter.

HB 788 - (1065H.01I)
Modifies provisions of law relating to custody of in vitro human embryos.

HB 789 - (1058H.01I)
Changes the laws regarding abortion.

HB 793 - (1090H.01I)
Prohibits the state or any of its agencies from enforcing the new veterinary feed directive rules promulgated by the Food and Drug Administration.

HB 794 - (1068H.01I)
Requires Missouri taxable income rates be adjusted for inflation.

HB 795 - (1070H.01I)
Changes the highest income tax rate for individuals to five percent and changes the income tax rate for corporations to five percent.

HB 796 - (1067H.01I)
Changes the laws regarding income tax so that tax rates are reduced if tax revenues exceed the revenues of any of the three previous years.

HB 797 - (1044H.01I)
Requires all public restrooms, other than single occupancy restrooms, to be gender-divided.

HB 798 - (1041H.01I)
Prohibits the appropriation or expenditure of state revenues for the purpose of creating a gender-neutral environment, unless required by a federal or state court order.

HB 1242 - (2468H.01I)
Modifies provisions relating to captive cervids.

HCR 29 - (1045H.01I)
Urges Congress to repeal the 16th and 17th amendments to the United States Constitution.

HCR 30 - (1048H.01I)
Calls for a special session for the purpose of eliminating the state's involvement in the institution of marriage.

HCR 31 - (1103H.01I)
Urges the Board of Public Buildings to remove the metal detectors and security at the entrance of the capitol building.

HCR 32 - (1071H.01I)
Calls for a special session for the purpose of eliminating property taxes.

HCR 45 - (1762H.01I)
Urges Congress to refrain from adopting the USMCA.

HJR 32 - (1072H.01I)
Changes the laws regarding the amount of property tax state entities pay on state lands.

HJR 33 - (1098H.01I)
Proposes a constitutional amendment which would allow an elected official of this state or any of its political subdivisions to be removed from office by recall petition.

HJR 34 - (1099H.01I)
Allows both the General Assembly and the people to submit referendums on federal laws.

HJR 35 - (1100H.01I)
Allows both the General Assembly and the people to submit referendums on federal laws.

HJR 36 - (1074H.01I)
Proposes a constitutional amendment to limit general revenue appropriations and mandate state income tax rate reductions in certain situations.

HJR 56 - (2286H.01I)
Repeals campaign finance provisions.

HJR 57 - (2282H.01I)
Modifies provisions relating to redistricting and lobbying.

HJR 58 - (2280H.01I)
Repeals Section 1 of Article XIV of the Constitution of Missouri relating to medical marijuana.

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