State Representative, District 90
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Mark Boyko
(Dem)
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Scott Mathewson
(Rep)
What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about and why?
What would be your top priority for legislative action in 2025? Briefly discuss how you would address this priority.
Age
44
Public elected offices held
Kirkwood School Board, 2019-present
Highest post-secondary educ
LL.M., New York University
Occupation
Attorney
My priorities are education, growing our economy, improving safety and access to health care, and protecting the environment. Each of these works together: employers and employees are attracted to places where they and their children can be educated, safe, welcome and healthy.
My top priority is growing and attracting good jobs for Missouri. I would do this by fighting to fund public education and making Missouri a welcoming place to live and raise a family regardless of your background. This requires improving access to health care, protecting workers' rights, robust crime and violence prevention, and creating a shared sense of belonging.
Age
65
Highest post-secondary educ
B.J., University of Missouri-Columbia, journalism
Occupation
Real estate investor
I support protecting parents' rights. Parents should not be left out of the conversation when their child is considering irreversible gender-transitioning actions. Biological males should not be allowed to compete against biological females in any sport nor should they be allowed in women's locker rooms or bathrooms. I also oppose CRT and the 1619 Project in our schools.
I want to support or introduce legislation that encourages small business start-ups and less stringent regulations for existing small businesses. I also support lower taxes and putting an end to frivolous lawsuits, many of which are filed against small businesses. These suits have a negative effect on the owners, employees and customers of those businesses.
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