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List of Missouri General Assemblies

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List of Missouri state legislatures

The following is a list of legislative terms of theMissouri General Assembly, the law-making branch of government of the U.S. state ofMissouri. Missouri becamepart of the United States on August 10,1821.

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Number^[1]^[2]	Start date	Last election
Missouri Constitution of 1820
1st Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1820
2nd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1822
3rd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1824
4th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1826
5th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1828
6th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1830
7th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1832
8th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1834
9th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1836
10th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1838
11th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1840
12th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1842
13th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1844
14th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1846
15th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1848
16th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1850
17th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1852
18th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1854
19th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1856
20th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1858
21st Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1860
22nd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1862
23rd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1864
Missouri Constitution of 1865^{[citation needed]}
24th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1867
25th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1869
26th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1871
27th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1873
28th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1875
Missouri Constitution of 1875^{[citation needed]}
29th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1877
30th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1879
31st Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1881
32nd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1883
33rd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1885
34th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1887
35th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1889
36th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1891
37th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1893
38th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1895
39th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1897^[3]
40th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1899
41st Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1901
42nd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1903
43rd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1905
44th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1907
45th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1909
46th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1911
47th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1913
48th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1915^[4]
49th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1917
50th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1919
51st Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1921
52nd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1923
53rd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1925
54th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1927
55th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1929
56th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1931
57th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1933
58th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1935
59th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1937
60th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1939
61st Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1941
62nd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1942
63rd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1944
Missouri Constitution of 1945^{[citation needed]}
64th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1947^[4]
65th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1949
66th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1951^[4]
67th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1953^[4]
68th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1955^[4]
69th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1957
70th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1959
71st Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1961
72nd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1963
73rd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1965
74th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1967^[4]
75th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1969
76th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1971
77th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1973
78th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1975
79th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1977
80th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1979
81st Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1981
82nd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1983
83rd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1985
84th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1987
85th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1989
86th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1991
87th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1993
88th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1995
89th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1997^[5]
90th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	1999
91st Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	2001
92nd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	2003
93rd Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	2005
94th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	2007
95th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	2009
96th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	2011	November 2010:House,Senate
97th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	2013
98th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	2015
99th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	2017
100th Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	2019	November 2018:Senate
101st Missouri General Assembly [Wikidata]	2021	November 2020:House,Senate
102nd	2023	November 2022:House,Senate
103rd	2025	November 5, 2024:^[6]House,Senate

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References

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^"Officers of the Missouri Senate and House 1820-2011",sos.mo.gov, Missouri Secretary of the Senate, retrievedAugust 1, 2024
^Journal of the Senate of the State of Missouri – viaHathiTrust. 1836-1975
^Souvenir of the Missouri Legislature (thirty-ninth General Assembly), Jefferson City, Mo.: Scroggs & Davis, 1897 – via HathiTrust
^^a ^b ^c ^d ^e ^fManual ... General Assembly of Missouri – via HathiTrust. 1915-1967
^"Welcome to the Missouri General Assembly",state.mo.us, archived fromthe original on April 10, 1997 – viaWayback Machine
^"Missouri General Assembly",ballotpedia.org, retrievedAugust 1, 2024

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