Category: Senator Karla Eslinger

Looking to the Year Ahead With Missouri’s 2022 legislative session just around the corner, you can expect to see more frequent communications from my office

Missouri: Solidly Pro-Life The Missouri General Assembly is back in session. The governor called us back to the Capitol because the Senate failed to pass

The Last Gavel Falls The General Assembly adjourned its 2021 regular session on Friday, May 14, and it has been my distinct honor to represent

Digging into the Budget As I prepare this report, the Missouri General Assembly will soon vote on a Fiscal Year 2022 operating budget that totals

Now Two Weeks Remaining It was a busy week in the Missouri Senate. With less than three weeks remaining in the session, each day was

Progress in the District From January through the middle of May, I travel each week to the State Capitol in Jefferson City for the legislative

Focusing on the District It’s been another busy week in the Missouri Legislature, with several late nights spent trying to reach compromises on pending legislation.

Finding Common Ground With the 2021 legislative session well past the halfway mark, I’ve had an opportunity to settle into the culture of the Senate

Moving Legislation Forward We had another busy week at the Missouri State Capitol, but I must confess that my mind was, at least in part,

Legislative Session Continues The General Assembly returned from spring recess this week and quickly got to work with a full slate of committee hearings and

Connecting with the District The Missouri Legislature meets from early January through mid-May. It’s a busy five months for elected officials, as we travel each

Tackling Tax Issues We’ve reached the half-way mark in the 2021 legislative session this week, and the Senate advanced several important pieces of legislation before

Last Call for Legislation Monday, March 1, was the last day Senate bills could be filed for the 2021 session. Amendments and bill substitutes can

A Busy Week At the Capitol We had a busy week at the State Capitol. I’m pleased to share that I passed my first bill

Moving Legislation Forward As the Missouri General Assembly concluded the sixth week of the 2021 legislative session, activity on the floor of the Senate chamber

Getting Past COVID and Protecting Health Insurance Coverage for Missourians Last weekend, I took a drive over to West Plains to visit the COVID-19 vaccination

The State of the State Missouri’s Constitution requires the governor to inform the General Assembly about the state of the government at the beginning of

The Legislative Process Begins The Senate returned to Jefferson City following the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday and quickly got to work with committee hearings,

Getting to Work For You What began as a cold, gray morning transformed into a beautiful day, with sunshine and blue skies, as elected officials