2026 General Election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Missouri House District 49

2 candidates, listed alphabetically.

Candidates

Jessica O’Neal-Slisz

Democratic

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Jim Schulte

RepublicanIncumbent

In office now
State Representative, District 49 (since 2022)
Work
State Representative, Missouri House District 49 (since 2023); cattle farmer; owner, Sand Spring Shooting Academy; retired National Guard command sergeant major

Jim Schulte has served as State Representative for District 49 in the Missouri General Assembly since 2022, a district that includes all or part of Callaway County.

Jim Schulte raises Dexter cattle and owns Sand Spring Shooting Academy. He served 41 years in the Missouri Army National Guard, retiring in 2013 as state command sergeant major after two combat tours in Afghanistan, and was a Highway Patrol trooper for five years.

Schulte's committees

  • Crime and Public Safety (Vice-Chairman)
  • Veterans and Armed Forces (Vice-Chairman)
  • Agriculture
  • Utilities

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