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Lager, Brad
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Senator Lager received an A rating on our scorecard for the 2014 legislative session.
Sen. Lager was elected in 2006, then re-elected in 2010 to represent Andrew, Atchison, Clay, Clinton, Daviess, DeKalb, Gentry, Grundy, Harrison, Holt, Mercer, Nodaway, Putnam, Sullivan, and Worth Counties.
He resides in Savannah with his wife and two children.
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Heavier Weighted Key Votes in 2014
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Voted against Senate Bill 1 which gave over $1.7 billion in special tax breaks to one company. We were opposed.
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Voted in favor of Senate Joint Resolution 27, protecting electronic communication and data under the Constitution. We supported this joint resolution.
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Voted against House Joint Resolution 68, placing the largest tax increase in Missouri history on the ballot. The increase is estimated to be over $600 million annually. We opposed this tax increase.
From the 2014 Legislative Session
Sen. Lager voted against our recommendation once during the 2014 regular session. He voted in favor of SB 723 which we recommended voting against during regular session.
He is a constant advocate for limited government who has consistently worked against government overreach during his career. This session he championed an innovative spending cap bill (SJR 26) that would accomplish what others talk about - constraining government growth. He pushed for tort reform, he worked to protect rural Missourians and their way of life, and he has been a friend to small business and agriculture. Sen. Lager was not afraid to argue his point on the Senate Floor and regularly contributed to the debate. He is a conservative leader who is not timid in the pursuit of aggressively advancing his policy plan.
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