Missouri House Of Representatives District 89 Candidate Surveys, 2022

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This article shows responses from candidates in the 2022 election for Missouri House of Representatives District 89 who completed Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey.

Candidates and election results[edit]

General election

The general election will occur on November 8, 2022.

General election for Missouri House of Representatives District 89

Incumbent Dean Plocher and Luke Barber are running in the general election for Missouri House of Representatives District 89 on November 8, 2022.

Candidate

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Dean Plocher (R)

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Luke Barber (D) Candidate Connection

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Ballotpedia's Candidate Connection survey responses[edit]

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Survey responses from candidates in this race

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Accessibility and Inclusion

Government Accountability and Transparancy

Ready to Work for the Community
Disability policy and social work. Many times services that are necessary are told there just is no funding available for providers. we need someone who will be willing to stand up and challenge the status quo to bring real change and real solutions to the problems facing our constituents.

Many times we have seen unintended segregation and discrimination and have a track record of fighting against it.

Listen to their constituents.


Determined for creating impactful changes.

Perseverance to get the laws passed. Often bills don't pass in the first year. On Average a bill usually is passed between three to five years.
Listen to the needs of the community - I will have meetings and Town halls with constituents. Respects Democracy - understands and respects the vote.
Willing to fight for accessibility and inclusion. As a person who has been diagnosed with Autism, I have seen and faced these issues firsthand. I would like for all individuals with disabilities to have equal opportunity and to be able to live their lives like anyone else.
Autism spectrum disorder and societal expectations of fitting in or acting 'Normal'. I have had to live with a diagnosis of disability and receive many social services over the years.
The Governor is the Executive branch of the State. The Governor can Sign or Veto bills. The governor also Nominates appointments for commissions and boards. The Senate Confirms those Nominees if qualified to serve on the boards and commissions. The House and Senate make up the Legislature. The Legislature drafts and votes on bills, which is also debated and discussed on the Floor of the chambers.
Lack of social services for the poor and disabled. Crumbling and outdated infrastructure, such as the internet and roads.
I believe experience in public policy, government, or politics is preferred for those elected. However, I wouldn't say that those are the only experiences that should be used to decide our politicians and elected. The experience could include their education, their employment, or their lived experiences.
I prefer a Non - Partisan Independent Approach. I wish the maps
It truly depends on the issue. Compromise is a double-edged sword. In some ways, compromise can make a bill stronger and in others, it can make it more watered down or weaker.

While compromise might be necessary for passage, we should also look to see how the changes proposed will impact the bill.

In some ways compromise may be necessary or desirable, but not if it will impact the effect of the legislation in negative ways.



See also[edit]

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