Steven Tilley

Former Missouri House Speaker Tilley Registers As Lobbyist

Tilley announced his resignation from the House in mid-August, five months before his term would have ended.

2012/08/31

House Speaker Tilley Quits Months Before End of Term

Tilley cited his optometry practice, working on campaigns and spending time with his two daughters as the key factors in his decision.

2012/08/13

Jefferson City 4, Gettyy Images, Dennis McDonald

Controversial “Don’t Say Gay” Bill Debated In MO House

A bill that would prohibit the discussion of sexual orientation in public schools is being debated in Jefferson City.

2012/04/23

Steelman Recruits Missouri House Speaker

House Speaker Steven Tilley not only will serve as chairman, but will play a substantial role in her campaign

2012/03/01

Missouri House Speaker Tilley Endorses Romney

U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt, former U.S. Sen. Jim Talent and Missouri Auditor Tom Schweich have already thrown their support towards Romney.

2011/12/01

Speaker of the Missouri House of Representatives Steven Tilley checks his watch as time winds down on the 96th General Assembly at the State Capitol in Jefferson City on May 13, 2011. UPI/Bill Greenblatt

Republican Tilley Drops Out of Missouri Lt. Governor Race

“Running statewide would require me to spend even a greater amount of time apart from my daughters, something I am just not willing to do,” said Tilley

2011/11/10

Missouri Special Session Reveals GOP Rifts

Despite having more than enough members in the House and Senate to pass anything the party desires, Republicans were unable to pass much of anything during the special session.

2011/10/24

Mo. House Speaker Launches Lt. Gov Campaign

Steven Tilley said he raised $347,000 for his campaign in roughly the past six weeks and has more than $1 million in his account.

2011/07/14

Missouri Lawmakers Evaluate Disaster Response

Lawmakers will focus on the state’s emergency response, financial aid and insurance coverage.

2011/06/22

Missouri Job Creation Plan Moving Along

Frustrated by a perceived lack of success at a Missouri Capitol, more than a dozen representatives from businesses began meeting last summer to develop a winning strategy.

2011/03/27

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