Doyle Justus
Biography Representative Doyle Justus, a Republican, represents part of Lincoln County (District 41) in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was elected to his first two-year term in November 2022. In addition to his legislative service, Justus is a retired agriculture teacher of 26 years, as well as a farmer and sales representative for Schaeffer Manufacturing.
School and Public Library Material Reconsideration (HB 3005): “This bill requires all public libraries and public school libraries to establish a policy outlining the process for library materials and digital library materials to undergo reconsideration based on a complaint made about library materials or digital library materials from a member of the community.”
(Missouri House of Representatives (HB 3005 Bill Summary)) Protecting Library Staff During Review (HB 3005): “An individual who is an employee or volunteer of a public library or school library must not be subject to termination, demotion, discipline, retaliation, or any other penalty for refusing to remove library materials or digital library materials before the materials have been reviewed in accordance with a policy that complies with the provisions of this bill.”
(Missouri House of Representatives (HB 3005 Bill Summary)) Matthew Beger
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“Graham Platner, Candidate for US senate in Maine. He is also a Marine Corps vet, and seems to hold many of the same values as I do.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection) “The belief that we can and should participate in our democracy for the betterment of our society. That we can actually make our voice heard. That we can elect officials that are more about our welfare than their own. So i guess in a word Hope.”
(Ballotpedia Candidate Connection)Dalton P. Johnson
Dalton Johnson Johnson advanced from the Libertarian Party primary on August 4, 2026 . See also: Missouri House of Representatives elections, 2024
“His love for Missouri and its people makes him so great at his job. He’s been with me since my first election, and I’m so proud to see him take his skills to help the whole state. We are so lucky to have him.”
(The Missouri Times)