<ROOT><RepresentativeData><RepresentativeInfo><PhotoLink>https://images.house.mo.gov/MemberPhoto.aspx?id=2232</PhotoLink><LastName>Riley</LastName><FirstName>Alex</FirstName><DistrictNum>134</DistrictNum><Party>Republican</Party><LeadershipPosition>Majority Floor Leader</LeadershipPosition><YearElected>2020</YearElected><YearsServed>5</YearsServed><Hometown>Springfield</Hometown><Counties><County><CountyName>Greene</CountyName></County></Counties><CapitolAddress>MO House of Representatives, 201 West Capitol Avenue, Room 302-A, Jefferson City MO 65101</CapitolAddress><LegislativeAssistant>Nathan Coatney</LegislativeAssistant><PhoneNumber>573-751-2210</PhoneNumber><EmailAddress>Alex.Riley@house.mo.gov</EmailAddress><Biography>Representative Alex Riley, a Republican, represents Greene County (District 134) in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was elected to his first two-year term in November 2020.

In addition to his legislative duties, Riley is an attorney with the Healy Law Offices, LLC. He is a member of the Missouri Bar Association, the Missouri Organization of Defense Lawyers, the Springfield Metropolitan Bar Association, and the Network – The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce’s Young Professionals Organization.

Riley holds a B.A. in political science from Thomas Edison State University, and a Juris Doctorate from Southern Illinois University.

Born and raised in Springfield, Riley resides there with his wife, Ellen, and their three young children.
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