Eric Schmitt

Eric Schmitt

Years in Office

2

Bills Sponsored

93

Bills Co-Sponsored

355

Committees

4

Eric Schmitt Biography

Eric Schmitt, a former small business attorney and state treasurer, was elected as U.S. Senator for Missouri in 2022. He focuses on strengthening public safety, reducing government overreach, and supporting economic growth. Senator Schmitt has played a leading role on the Senate Judiciary Committee and introduced legislation to address fentanyl trafficking and protect parental rights in education. Through a pragmatic and direct approach, he works to advance policies that reflect the priorities of Missouri families and businesses.

Education

  • J.D., Saint Louis University School of Law, Saint Louis, MO
    (2000)
  • B.A. in Political Science, Truman State University, Kirksville, MO
    (1997)

Professional History

U.S. Senator

(2023-Present)

Representing Missouri in the Senate

Attorney General of Missouri

(2019–23)

State Treasurer of Missouri

(2017–19)

Member, Missouri Senate

(2009–17)

Alderman, Glendale, Mo

(2005–08)

Lawyer

Impact & Accomplishments

Notable contributions during Eric Schmitt's congressional service.

COVID-19 Lawsuit Leadership

Led Missouri's legal challenge against federal COVID-19 vaccine mandates as Attorney General.

Religious Freedom Protection

Filed and won lawsuits defending religious institutions' rights to remain open during pandemic restrictions.

Human Trafficking Prevention

Launched and expanded Missouri's SAFE Kit Initiative to address and process untested rape kits.

Tax Relief Legislation

Sponsored and helped pass Missouri's largest income tax cut while serving as State Treasurer.

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