<ROOT><RepresentativeData><RepresentativeInfo><PhotoLink>https://images.house.mo.gov/MemberPhoto.aspx?id=2219</PhotoLink><LastName>Thompson</LastName><FirstName>Terry</FirstName><DistrictNum>053</DistrictNum><Party>Republican</Party><YearElected>2020</YearElected><YearsServed>5</YearsServed><Hometown>Lexington</Hometown><Counties><County><CountyName>Lafayette</CountyName></County><County><CountyName>Ray</CountyName></County></Counties><Committees><Committee><CommitteeName>Economic Development</CommitteeName><CommitteePosition>Vice-Chair</CommitteePosition></Committee><Committee><CommitteeName>Consent and Procedure</CommitteeName><CommitteePosition>Member</CommitteePosition></Committee><Committee><CommitteeName>Financial Institutions</CommitteeName><CommitteePosition>Member</CommitteePosition></Committee><Committee><CommitteeName>Insurance</CommitteeName><CommitteePosition>Member</CommitteePosition></Committee></Committees><CapitolAddress>MO House of Representatives, 201 West Capitol Avenue, Room 411-B, Jefferson City MO 65101</CapitolAddress><LegislativeAssistant>Jennifer Ladek</LegislativeAssistant><PhoneNumber>573-751-1462</PhoneNumber><EmailAddress>Terry.Thompson@house.mo.gov</EmailAddress><Biography>Representative Terry Thompson, a Republican, represents Lafayette and parts of Jackson and Johnson Counties (District 53) in the Missouri House of Representatives. He was elected to his first two-year term in November 2020. 

Prior to serving in the legislature, Thompson was a banking executive for 40 years in Lafayette County. He was a member of the American Bankers Association Ag and Rural Committee. 

Thompson is a former Lexington R-V School Board member and past member of the Missouri State School Board Association. He served as past president for the Lexington Rotary Club, as a member of the Pioneer Trails Regional Planning Committee, the Higginsville Enhanced Enterprise Zone Committee, and he was an inaugural board member for the Healthcare Foundation of Greater Kansas City and the Lafayette County Children’s Service Fund. He is also a deacon at First Baptist Church in Lexington. 

Born in Lexington, Thompson obtained degrees from the University of Central Missouri, Stonier Graduate School of Banking at Rutgers University, and a Financial Planning Diploma from UMKC. He currently resides in Lexington with his wife, Marcia. They have one daughter, Charity, one son, Austin, and a grandson, Owen.  
</Biography></RepresentativeInfo><RepresentativeLegislation><SponsoredBill><BillType>HB</BillType><BillNumber>608</BillNumber><LegislationType>Sponsor</LegislationType><LongTitle>Modifies the "Principal and Income Act" to resemble the latest version of the "Uniform Fiduciary Income and Principal Act"</LongTitle><LRNumber>1639H.01P</LRNumber></SponsoredBill><SponsoredBill><BillType>HB</BillType><BillNumber>609</BillNumber><LegislationType>Sponsor</LegislationType><LongTitle>Modifies provisions relating to health care providers</LongTitle><LRNumber>1674H.02C</LRNumber></SponsoredBill><SponsoredBill><BillType>HB</BillType><BillNumber>1276</BillNumber><LegislationType>Sponsor</LegislationType><LongTitle>Authorizes the city of Richmond to levy a sales tax whose revenues are dedicated to public safety upon voter approval</LongTitle><LRNumber>2805H.01I</LRNumber></SponsoredBill><SponsoredBill><BillType>HB</BillType><BillNumber>1277</BillNumber><LegislationType>Sponsor</LegislationType><LongTitle>Authorizes a transient guest tax for tourism purposes in Richmond</LongTitle><LRNumber>2804H.01I</LRNumber></SponsoredBill><SponsoredBill><BillType>HB</BillType><BillNumber>1313</BillNumber><LegislationType>Sponsor</LegislationType><LongTitle>Creates new provisions relating to banks that secure public funds</LongTitle><LRNumber>2583H.01I</LRNumber></SponsoredBill><SponsoredBill><BillType>HB</BillType><BillNumber>1344</BillNumber><LegislationType>Sponsor</LegislationType><LongTitle>Authorizes a transient guest tax for tourism purposes in Lexington</LongTitle><LRNumber>2878H.01I</LRNumber></SponsoredBill><SponsoredBill><BillType>HB</BillType><BillNumber>1345</BillNumber><LegislationType>Sponsor</LegislationType><LongTitle>Authorizes the city of Lexington to levy a sales tax whose revenues are dedicated to public safety, upon voter approval</LongTitle><LRNumber>2877H.01I</LRNumber></SponsoredBill><SponsoredBill><BillType>HB</BillType><BillNumber>1538</BillNumber><LegislationType>Sponsor</LegislationType><LongTitle>Replaces local transient guest taxes with a statewide transient guest tax and lowers the state income tax by one-tenth of one percent</LongTitle><LRNumber>3033H.01I</LRNumber></SponsoredBill><SponsoredAmendment><BillType>HB</BillType><BillNumber>754</BillNumber><LegislationType>Amendment</LegislationType><LRNumber>1499H02.05H</LRNumber><AmendmentStatus>Adopted</AmendmentStatus><AmdDescription>HA 1 HA 1</AmdDescription></SponsoredAmendment><SponsoredAmendment><BillType>HB</BillType><BillNumber>754</BillNumber><LegislationType>Amendment</LegislationType><LRNumber>1499H02.04H</LRNumber><AmendmentStatus>Distributed</AmendmentStatus><AmdDescription/></SponsoredAmendment><SponsoredAmendment><BillType>SB</BillType><BillNumber>98</BillNumber><LegislationType>Amendment</LegislationType><LRNumber>0678S04.07H</LRNumber><AmendmentStatus>Adopted</AmendmentStatus><AmdDescription>HA 7</AmdDescription></SponsoredAmendment></RepresentativeLegislation></RepresentativeData></ROOT>
