| Rebecca McClanhan |
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| Incumbent |
Assumed office
January 3, 2007 |
| Preceded by |
Bob Behnen |
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| Born |
October 23, 1951 (1951-10-23) (age 58)
Moberly, Missouri |
| Political party |
Democratic |
| Spouse(s) |
Marvin McClanahan |
| Profession |
Nurse |
Rebecca McClanahan is the current Democratic Representative of the second district of the Missouri House of Representatives, including parts of Putnam, Sullivan, and Adair counties. McClanahan is a life long nurse and educator.
Early Life
Rebecca Payne McClanahan lives in Kirksville, Missouri with her husband Marvin. They have two sons, Andrew and Bryan. Andrew lives in Alabama with his new wife Astrid, and Bryan lives in Columbia, Missouri. She was born October 23, 1951 in Moberly, Missouri. She was a professor of nursing at Truman State University and a mental health nursing consultant. She taught at Truman for over 30 years, after graduating from Northeast Missouri State University, which is now Truman, with her Bachelor of Science in Nursing in 1975. She went on to earn her Master's degree in Nursing from the University of Missouri in 1982 and then her Doctoral Candidacy at the University of Kansas.[1]
Legislative History
During the 94th General Assembly regular session, McClanahan sponsored House Bill 627, which "requires the installation of carbon monoxide detection devices in certain residential properties."[2] This bill received a hearing in the House Committee on Crime Prevention and Public Safety, but was not passed. This bill was filed again in 2008. Rebecca McClanahan has also cosponsored well over 30 other bills and one proposed constitutional amendment. McClanahan currently serves on the Committee of Agriculture Policy, the Appropriations Committee for Health, Mental Health, and Social Services the Committee for Higher Education, and the MoHealthNet Oversight Committee.
Reelection Campaign 2008
McClanahan was challenged for her seat by Greentop resident Thom Van Vleck, whom she defeated by 1,457 votes. The 2008 race was remarkable for the large sum of money spent.
Election Results
2006 General Election
Rebecca McClanahan (D) 5,825 50.7%
Nancy Summers (R) 5,674 49.3%
2008 General Election
Rebecca McClanahan (D) 8,626 54.6%
Thom Van Vleck (R) 7,169 45.4%
References
- ^ Representative Biography
- ^ http://house.mo.gov/bills071/bills/HB627.htm
External links
| Political offices |
Preceded by
Bob Behnen |
2nd District Representative to Missouri House of Representatives
2007 – |
Succeeded by
Incumbent |
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Current members of the Missouri House of Representatives |
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| ordered by district number |
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29: Martin T. Rucker (D)
30: Jason Brown (R)
31: Trent Skaggs (D)
32: Jason Grill (D)
33: Jerry Nolte (R)
34: Timothy Flook (R)
35: Doug Ervin (R)
36: Bob Nance (R)
37: Mike Talboy (D)
38: Ryan Silvey (R)
39: Beth Low (D)
40: John P. Burnett (D)
41: Shalonn "KiKi" Curls (D)
42: Jonas Hughes (D)
43: Roman Lee LaBlanc (D)
44: Jason Kander (D)
45: Jason R. Holsman (D)
46: Kate Meiners (D)
47: Jeff Grisamore (R)
48: Will Kraus (R)
49: Tom McDonald (D)
50: Michael R. Brown (D)
51: Ray Salva (D)
52: Paul LeVota (D)
53: Curt Dougherty (D)
54: Gary Dusenberg (R)
55: Bryan Pratt (R)
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56: Brian Yates (R)
57: Talibdin El-Amin (D)
58: James Morris (D)
59: Jeanette Mott Oxford (D)
60: Jamilah Nasheed (D)
61: Chris Carter (D)
62: Dennis Wood (R)
63: Tishaura Jones (D)
64: Rachel Storch (D)
65: Michele Kratky (D)
66: Michael Vogt (D)
67: Mike Colona (D)
68: David Sater (R)
69: Regina Walsh (D)
70: Sharon Pace (D)
71: Don Calloway (D)
72: Maria Chappelle-Nadal (D)
73: Steve Brown (D)
74: Steve Webb (D)
75: Bert Atkins (D)
76: Michael Spreng (D)
77: Michael George Corcoran (D)
78: Margo McNeil (D)
79: Albert Joseph Liese (D)
80: Theodore Hoskins (R)
81: Rochelle Walton Gray (D)
82: Jill Schupp (D)
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83: Jake Zimmerman (D)
84: Allen Icet (R)
85: Vicki Englund (D)
86: Cole McNary (R)
87: John Diehl (R)
88: Andrew Koenig (R)
89: Timothy W. Jones (R)
90: Sam Komo (D)
91: Jeanne Kirkton (D)
92: Sue Allen (R)
93: Dwight Scharnhorst (R)
94: Rick Stream (R)
95: Mike Leara (R)
96: Patricia M. Yaeger (D)
97: Walt Bivins (R)
98: Brian D. Nieves (R)
99: Mike Sutherland (R)
100: Sue Schoemehl (D)
101: Tim Meadows (D)
102: Jeff Roorda (D)
103: Ron Casey (D)
104: Joe Fallert (D)
105: Michael Frame (D)
106: Steven Tilley (R)
107: Linda Fischer (D)
108: Jacob Hummel (D)
109: Scott Dieckhaus (R)
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110: Belinda Harris (D)
111: Charles Schlottach (R)
112: Tom Loehner (R)
113: Mark J. Bruns (R)
114: Bill Deeken (R)
115: Rodney Schad (R)
116: Tom Self (R)
117: Kenneth Jones (R)
118: Stanley Cox (R)
119: Larry Wilson (R)
120: Scott Largent (R)
121: Denny Hoskins (R)
122: Michael McGhee (R)
123: Chris Molendorp (R)
124: Luke Scavuzzo (D)
125: Barney Joe Fisher (R)
126: Edgar G. H. Emery (R)
127: Tom Flanigan (R)
128: Bryan P. Stevenson (R)
129: Ron Richard (R)
130: Kevin Wilson (R)
131: Marilyn Ruestman (R)
132: Don Ruzicka (R)
133: Michael Parson (R)
134: Jim Viebrock (R)
135: Charles Denison (R)
136: Eric Burlison (R)
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137: Charlie Norr (D)
138: Sarah Lampe (D)
139: Shane Schoeller (R)
140: Bob Dixon (R)
141: Jay Wasson (R)
142: Raymond "Ray" Weter (R)
143: Maynard Wallace (R)
144: Tony Dugger (R)
145: Mike Cunningham (R)
146: Darrel Pollock (R)
147: Don Wells (R)
148: David Day (R)
149: Dan Brown (R)
150: Jason Smith (R)
151: Ward Franz (R)
152: J.C. Kuessner (D)
153: Mike Dethrow (R)
154: Gayle Kingery (R)
155: Robert Wayne Cooper (R)
156: Shelley Keeney (R)
157: Scott A. Lipke (R)
158: Clint Tracy (R)
159: Billy Pat Wright (R)
160: Ellen Brandom (R)
161: Steve Hodges (D)
162: Terry Swinger (D)
163: Tom Todd (D)
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