State Representative, District 94
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Maryellen Murphy
(Rep)
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Cathy A. Summers
(Dem)
What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about and why?
What is your top priority for legislative action in 2027? Briefly discuss how you would address this priority.
Age
68
Highest post-secondary educ
B.A. and B.S., Baldwin Wallace University, business administration and consumer education
Occupation
Business owner, retired
I am passionate about supporting small businesses because they create jobs, strengthen our communities and drive economic growth. I believe education is the pathway to opportunity and a successful future. I want to see St. Louis thrive as a growing economic engine. I strongly support law enforcement and safe neighborhoods. I am guided by values of faith, family and life.
My top priority in 2027 is making government more efficient and responsive. I'll reduce red tape, require timely building permits and fight burdensome real estate and personal property taxes. These reforms will lower costs, encourage investment and help Missouri families and small businesses.
Age
57
Highest post-secondary educ
Some college
Occupation
Retired
1) Affordability: living wages and wealth equality. 2) AI: finding real answers and workable solutions to protect long-term jobs and opportunities for all citizens. 3) Education: protect public education. 4) Quality childcare: make it affordable. 5) Healthcare: this is a human right and the system needs a complete overhaul. 6) Safe communities: protect the protectors.
1) Economic development: ensuring opportunities for families and lowering costs for our district. 2) Agriculture: reducing soil and air pollution, creating a healthier community. Environmental protections can be part of the solution through AI advancements, not data centers. 3) Government transparency: respecting voters increases trust and creates business opportunities.
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