Dan Stacy

Sponsored HCS HJRs 68 & 79, a proposed constitutional amendment making the Jackson County assessor an elected office instead of an appointed assessment department; the House third read and passed it 116 ayes to 10 noes with 18 present on this date, and the Senate left it in Fiscal Oversight when the session ended.

March 7, 2024For

Source: archive.house.mo.gov · researched July 23, 2026

Voted yes on the final House vote adopting Senate amendments to HB 85, the Second Amendment Preservation Act, which barred Missouri law enforcement from enforcing certain federal firearm laws; the House adopted the amendments 110-43 and the governor approved the act on 2021-06-12.

May 14, 2021Against

Source: documents.house.mo.gov · researched July 23, 2026

Voted yes on the final House vote adopting Senate amendments to HB 126, the Missouri Stands for the Unborn Act, which placed new limits on abortion; the House adopted the amendments 109-46 and the governor approved the act on 2019-05-24.

May 17, 2019Against

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Sponsored HB 1413, which added a symbol to Missouri driver's licenses and nondriver's licenses identifying the holder as a United States citizen; the House passed the House Committee Substitute 108-46 on this date, and the Senate second read and referred it to committee on 2024-04-11 without further action before adjournment.

March 27, 2024For

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Voted yes on the final House vote adopting Senate amendments to HB 1878, which imposed a photo-identification requirement for voting in Missouri; the House adopted the amendments 97-47 and the governor approved the law on 2022-06-29.

May 12, 2022For

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Voted yes on third reading of SS#2 SB 39, which restricted participation in school athletic competition to the sex listed on a student's official birth certificate; the House passed it 109-49 and the governor approved the law on 2023-06-07.

May 10, 2023Against

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Voted yes on third reading of SB 19, the Missouri right-to-work law barring any requirement that a worker join or pay dues to a labor organization as a condition of employment; the House passed the bill 100-59 and the governor approved it on 2017-02-06.

February 2, 2017Against

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Served as Chairman of the Missouri House Special Committee on Election Contests and as Vice-Chairman of the Elections and Elected Officials Committee during the 102nd General Assembly, and also sat on the Corrections and Public Institutions and Elementary and Secondary Education committees, as recorded in the Missouri House archival member record for District 31.

July 23, 2026

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Published a campaign "taxpayer report card" comparing his own House votes with those of opponent Jon Patterson across 62 bills, criticizing Patterson for backing subsidies and tax credits including a 2019 economic development bill offering $5 million in tax credits for a General Motors expansion in Wentzville.

July 15, 2026

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