U.S. House · Missouri District 8

Rep. Jason T. Smith

U.S. Representative · Missouri District 8

Republican12.9 yrs · 7th term

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Office & Term

DistrictMissouri's 8th Congressional District

RepresentingMissouri

Term startedJanuary 3, 2025

Term endsJanuary 3, 2027

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1011 Longworth House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515-2508

202-225-4404

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Service HistoryGovTrack

12Total years

7Terms served

2013First elected

House2013–2015

House2015–2017

House2017–2019

House2019–2021

House2021–2023

House2023–2025

House · current2025–2027

1st term· 2013–2015 · 2 yrs

2nd term· 2015–2017 · 2 yrs

3rd term· 2017–2019 · 2 yrs

4th term· 2019–2021 · 2 yrs

5th term· 2021–2023 · 2 yrs

6th term· 2023–2025 · 2 yrs

7th term· 2025–2027 · 1 yr in

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U.S. House · Missouri District 8

Rep. Jason T. Smith

U.S. Representative · Missouri District 8

Republican12.9 yrs · 7th term

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Office & Term

DistrictMissouri's 8th Congressional District

RepresentingMissouri

Term startedJanuary 3, 2025

Term endsJanuary 3, 2027

Contact

1011 Longworth House Office Building

Washington, DC 20515-2508

202-225-4404

Official Website →

Social Media

Twitter / X@RepJasonSmith YouTubeYouTube

Service HistoryGovTrack

12Total years

7Terms served

2013First elected

House2013–2015

House2015–2017

House2017–2019

House2019–2021

House2021–2023

House2023–2025

House · current2025–2027

1st term· 2013–2015 · 2 yrs

2nd term· 2015–2017 · 2 yrs

3rd term· 2017–2019 · 2 yrs

4th term· 2019–2021 · 2 yrs

5th term· 2021–2023 · 2 yrs

6th term· 2023–2025 · 2 yrs

7th term· 2025–2027 · 1 yr in

BackgroundWikidata

Born June 16, 1980 in St. Louis. Background: farmer, politician, lawyer.

BornJun 16, 1980 (age 45)

BirthplaceSt. Louis

EducationOklahoma City University School of LawUniversity of Missouri

Prior Careerfarmerpoliticianlawyermember of the Missouri House of Representativesmember of the United States House of Representatives

Recent Votes119th Congress · GovTrack

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S. 4465: A bill to amend the FISA Amendments Act of 2008 to extend the authorities of title VII of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act of 1978, and for other purposes.

Apr 30

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H.R. 7567: Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026

Apr 30

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On Motion to Recommit: H.R. 7567: Farm, Food, and National Security Act of 2026

Apr 30

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H.Amdt. 207 (Spartz) to H.R. 7567: To remove costly, overreaching emissions mandates on farm equipment that drives up expenses for farmers and consumers.

Apr 30

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H.Amdt. 206 (Self) to H.R. 7567: To add "soda" to the definition of ineligible items and defines soda as a carbonated beverage containing more than 1 gram of added sugar, artificial sweetener, or flavoring per serving.

Apr 30

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H.Amdt. 202 (Scholten) to H.R. 7567: To revise the Agriculture Advanced Research and Development Authority program to provide federal support for sustainable agriculture and innovative sustainability solutions.

Apr 30

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H.Amdt. 200 (Moore) to H.R. 7567: To preserve greyhound racing operations in West Virginia.

Apr 30

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H.Amdt. 196 (Luna) to H.R. 7567: To strike section 10205 (relating to uniformity of pesticide labeling), section 10206 (relating to authority of States), and section 10207 (relating to lawful use of authorized pesticides).

Apr 30

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District Verdicts

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Campaign Finance

2025–2026 election cycle

Pro-Israel PAC Funding

$98,590

from FEC filings

PAC & Big-Donor Funded

5.0% from small donors · FEC

$4,460,550

Total Raised

$2,593,543

Total Spent

$4,884,151

Cash on Hand

Pro-Israel PAC Funding Breakdown

Contributing PACs (1)

AIPAC PAC

$98,590

Source: FEC filings. PAC data via Schedule B, IE data via Schedule E (support only). Tracks 20+ pro-Israel PACs.

Where the money comes from

Small donors (<$200)$222,806 (5.0%)

Individuals giving under $200

Large individual donors$1,076,602 (24.1%)

Individuals giving $200+, publicly disclosed

PACs & Committees$2,287,325 (51.3%)

PACs, corporations, unions & outside groups

Top PAC & Organization Donors

2025–2026

SMITH VICTORY

PAC

$802,155

WINRED

PAC

$82,410

AMERICA'S ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES PAC

PAC

$10,000

GOOGLE INC. NETPAC

PAC

$10,000

AMEDISYS PAC

PAC

$10,000

Top Individual Contributors

2025–2026

LIPSCHULTZ, MARC

CEO · BLUE OWL CAPITAL

$14,000

CASTLE, JOHN

MERCHANT BANKER · CASTLE HARLAN, INC.

$10,410

MOBLEY, CLAYTON

OWNER · MOBLEY HOLDINGS

$8,334

MILLS, MATTHEW

REAL ESTATE · SELF EMPLOYED

$8,333

KELLEY, STEVEN

VP COO · WEBB CREEK

$8,333

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Follow the Money

Who funds your rep, and how they vote on those issues

🏥Healthcare

$40K from PACs

Top Donors

DAVITA HEALTHCARE PARTNERS INC PAC (DAPAC)

$10K

SELECT MEDICAL CORPORATION PAC

$10K

BLUEPAC-BLUE CROSS AND BLUE SHIELD ASSOCIATION PAC

$5K

How They Voted (1 vote)

H.Amdt. 193 (Grothman) to H.R. 7567: To repeal and prohibit future implementation of the Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) rule mandating electronic identification (EID) eartags for bison and cattle moving interstate.Yea

1Y / 0N

💰Economy

$35K from PACs

Top Donors

Accountability Scorecard

98%

Attendance

7,077 of 7,194 votes

0 / 7

Bills Enacted

0% enacted (119th Congress)

86%

Votes w/ Majority

85 of 99 recent votes

Center

Ideology

Political Position (GovTrack Analysis)

Ideology57/100

LiberalConservative

Leadership64/100

FollowerLeader

Stock Trading Disclosures

No recent stock trading disclosures found in our database. Members of Congress are required to report securities transactions within 45 days.

House Disclosures Capitol Trades

Members must report trades under the STOCK Act (2012).

Interest Group Ratings

Heritage Action

98%

Fiscal · 2026

League of Conservation Voters

Environment · 2025

Ratings sourced from public scorecards published by each organization

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