Taylor Crouse is a conservative businessman and lifelong resident of Northwest Missouri. As an insurance and real estate entrepreneur, he brings proven private-sector principles to improve efficiency in state government.Running on a platform of fiscal responsibility and core conservative values, Taylor supports broader school choice, reduced government intrusion on businesses, and lower taxes for all Missourians. He believes Buchanan County families, small businesses, farms, and communities know what’s best for themselves, not distant bureaucrats.

As your state representative, he will fight government overreach, demand a balanced budget, fix our roads, and focus on real priorities over political pet projects.

A longtime youth sports coach, member of the Buchanan County Republican Central Committee, and former Missouri Western State University Board of Governors and Saint Joseph City Council member, Taylor and his wife, Holli, are devoted Christians and proud parents of five children.

Israel Baeza is a dedicated conservative Republican running for Missouri State Representative to succeed term-limited Rep. Brad Pollitt. He will appear on the Republican primary ballot on August 4, 2026.

With deep roots in rural Missouri, Baeza believes the state’s heart lies in its families, farmers, small businesses, and communities. As Eastern Commissioner of Pettis County, he has supported agriculture, improved local infrastructure without raising taxes, reduced government waste, and protected residents from overreach and excessive regulations.

He is committed to core conservative principles: fiscal responsibility, smaller government, defending Constitutional freedoms, protecting the sanctity of life, and reducing crime. Baeza focuses on empowering working families through hard work, personal responsibility, and independence rather than dependence on government.

Baeza is the proud husband of Perla and father of two young children. The family is active in the Hispanic Baptist Church of Sedalia. He also serves on the boards of the Sedalia Area Chamber of Commerce, Sedalia-Pettis County Economic Development, and the University of Missouri Extension Council.

Matt Sergent is a dedicated conservative Republican, small business owner, and community leader running for Missouri State Representative, District 57.

A Johnson County resident for over 27 years, Matt and his wife, Mindy, raised their daughter there. He owned and operated Get Er Done Heating & Cooling for 20 years, after working at Stahls for nearly seven years and Enersys for 1.5 years.

Matt currently serves as Vice-President of the Warrensburg R-VI School Board, bringing strong leadership and fiscal management focused on students and taxpayers. As a husband and father, he understands the challenges facing working families.

Guided by conservative values and the belief that all people are endowed by their Creator with inalienable rights, including life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, Matt is committed to fiscal responsibility, strong schools, and fighting for Johnson County families in Jefferson City.

Bob Mahacek is a conservative small business owner and lifelong South St. Louis County resident running for Missouri State Representative in District 95.

For nearly three decades, Bob owned and operated a successful small trucking company. He continues to drive and advise the family business while staying deeply involved in his community through prison rehabilitation programs, weekly dog therapy visits at a local retirement home, and faith-based outreach.

A proven conservative voice, Bob previously ran for the Missouri House in District 92 and for the Mehlville Board of Education. He is committed to bringing civility, fiscal responsibility, and common-sense solutions to Jefferson City.

His priorities include cutting property taxes, reforming Missouri’s broken reassessment system, reducing crime while strongly backing law enforcement, expanding school choice, and protecting women’s sports and spaces.

Bob believes in practical leadership that respects taxpayers and keeps government accountable. He is ready to fight for the hardworking families of South St. Louis County.

A lifelong Missourian from the Springfield area, he and his wife Michelle have been married for 25 years and are raising three children — Ethan, Adeline, and Aubrey — in the Wildwood community since 2011.

A dedicated family man, community volunteer, and conservative leader, he serves as an elected committeeman on the St. Louis County Republican Central Committee for Wildhorse Township, organizing town halls for elected officials and grassroots groups. He is the Managing Director of MO Tax Relief Now, which helped pass Missouri’s Senior Tax Freeze and blocked a property tax increase in St. Louis County in 2025. He also served as a National Delegate to the 2024 Republican National Convention.

A former Wildwood City Council member, he has helped elect conservative school board candidates and brings 20 years of private-sector leadership as General Manager of ICON Window Cleaning, overseeing a team of 40 employees.

Jason Green is a constitutional conservative with a biblical worldview, rooted in his faith in Jesus Christ. He is currently serving his second term as Presiding Commissioner of Madison County.

A dedicated family man, Jason and his wife are homeschooling their children. He has pledged to bring his wife and children with him to Jefferson City if elected, believing he cannot effectively fight for Missouri’s families while leaving his own behind. He is committed to personal integrity in public service.

As Presiding Commissioner, Jason has provided steady, values-driven leadership for Madison County. His campaign focuses on putting Missouri families first and restoring trust in state government through principled, faith-guided representation.

Jason is ready to take his proven local experience to the State House to defend conservative values and serve southeast Missouri with honesty and conviction.

Amy DeClue is a conservative Republican, registered nurse, wife, and mother running for Missouri State Representative in House District 118.

A lifelong Missourian from the Franklin County area, Amy has served as Chair of the Franklin County Republican Central Committee since 2022. She actively advocates for conservative priorities with Freedom Principle MO, played a key leadership role in defeating Amendment 3 in 2024, and served as an official Trump delegate to the 2024 Republican National Convention representing Missouri’s 2nd Congressional District.

With healthcare experience as a nurse, Amy is committed to defending life, parental rights, school choice, and reducing the tax burden on families. The top issue she hears in Franklin and Washington counties is rising property taxes. She is focused on delivering meaningful property tax reform to protect the God-given rights to life, liberty, and property.

Amy is knocking on doors and listening to constituents to bring common-sense conservative leadership to Jefferson City.

Will Worsham is a conservative Republican attorney, entrepreneur, and public servant running for Missouri State Representative in the 129th District (Webster County).

Raised on a multi-generation family farm in the Ozarks, Will learned hard work, responsibility, and stewardship. He began his legal career as an assistant prosecutor in Greene County before practicing criminal defense for nearly two decades. In 2002, he founded MissouriTrafficTickets.com, pioneering online legal services.

Will has served as a municipal judge for over 20 years in multiple cities and on the board of the Missouri Municipal Judges’ Association. He is the founding president of the Logan-Rogersville Education Foundation and Legacy Prep School, a Christian hybrid academy.

An elder and teacher in his church, Will and his wife, Shelby, have been married for over 30 years and raised three sons. He brings proven leadership in law, business, agriculture, and community service to fight for lower taxes, less government, family values, and strong support for Missouri farms and families.

Lucas Green is a combat veteran, small business owner, and conservative Republican running for the Missouri House District 146.

A native of Crump, Lucas served 11 years in the Missouri Army National Guard, including a deployment to Iraq, where he earned an Army Commendation Medal. He and his wife, Sarah, own Green’s of Fruitland and Sikeston Trade Fair. Their businesses have invested over $1 million in the Jackson and Fruitland communities, creating jobs and driving local economic growth.

Lucas is deeply involved in his community through his church, the Knights of Columbus, Rotary Club, American Legion, and Veterans of Foreign Wars, where he holds a leadership role.

His priorities include protecting the unborn, defending religious liberty and free speech, upholding Second Amendment rights, reducing burdensome regulations on farmers and small businesses, and limiting federal overreach in Missouri.

Chris Wright is a retired combat veteran, former law enforcement officer, small business owner, and conservative Republican running for the Missouri House of Representatives, District 160.

A lifelong Southwest Missouri resident, Chris served 24 years in the military with combat deployments, then joined the Neosho Police Department for seven years (five full-time, two reserve). He remains active with VFW Post 4142 in Neosho.

Today, he owns and operates small businesses while raising his family as a devoted husband and father. In 2024, he ran for Governor of Missouri in the Republican primary.

Chris is a proven servant leader dedicated to country, state, and community. He is ready to bring his real-world experience in military service, law enforcement, and business to Jefferson City to fight for the values and priorities of District 160 families.