Senate, Missouri State Senate, District 29, 2012-2021

Representative, Missouri State House of Representatives, 2004-2012

Former Chairman, Appropriations - Health, Mental Health and Social Services, Missouri State House of Representatives

Former Member, Appropriations Committee, Missouri State Senate

Former Member, Budget Committee, Missouri State House of Representatives

Former Member, Child Abuse and Neglect Committee, Missouri State Senate

Former Member, Conference Committee on Budget, Missouri State Senate

Former Member, Financial Institutions Committee, Missouri State House of Representatives

Former Vice Chair, Fiscal Oversight Committee, Missouri State Senate

Former Member, Gaming and Wagering Committee, Missouri State Senate

Former Chairman, Health Care Policy Committee, Missouri State House of Representatives

Former Member, Health Insurance Committee, Missouri State House of Representatives

Former Member, Health and Pensions Committee, Missouri State Senate

Former Vice Chair, Interim Committee on Prescription Drug Transparency, Missouri State Senate

Former Member, Justice System Committee, Missouri State Senate

Former Vice Chair, Local Government and Elections Committee, Missouri State Senate

Former Member, Professional Registration Committee, Missouri State Senate

Former Co-Chair, Public Assistance Committee, Missouri State Senate

Former Chair, Seniors, Families and Children Committee, Missouri State Senate

Former Member, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee, Missouri State Senate

Operator, Sater Pharmacy, 1972-2002

Member, Board of Directors, County Disabled Fund of Barry County, present

Member, Board of Directors, Security Bank of Southwest Missouri, present

Member, Cassville Chamber of Commerce, present

Member, First Baptist Church, present

Member, Gideon International, present

Member, Habitat for Humanity, present

Member, Missouri Pharmaceutical Association, present

Founder, Pregnancy Resource Center, present

Member, United Methodist Church, present

Former President, American Cancer Society

Awards:

Pharmacist of the Year, 1983, 2011
Professional Pharmacy Alumni Service Award, School of Pharmacy, University of Missouri-Kansas City

Priority Issues:

Job Creation: Missouri must provide an environment that is friendly to business growth and put Missourians back to work. Not only are we competing with other countries, but we are competing with other states for jobs. As a small business owner, David has fought government regulations for 30 years to keep his business alive. He understands that government needs to get out of the way so we can get to work.

Healthcare: As the only pharmacist in the Missouri Senate, David will fight to make healthcare affordable for all, without taking away the rights of citizens and giving them to government bureaucrats.

Taxes: For the past ten years Missouri has been able to balance its budget without a tax increase. This must continue. Taxes, like government, must be kept in check to preserve individual freedoms and liberty.

Pro-life: David is unabashedly pro-life and believes in the sanctity of life.

The Second Amendment is an essential element of our Constitutional rights. David will defend those rights.

Big Government: David believes we need to fight burdensome regulations coming out of Washington D.C. like the EPA's band on dust for farmers, Obamacare, Cap and Trade or the thousands of others that are changing our way of life. As your next state senator, David Sater will make sure Missouri keeps the balance of power in check as outlined in our Constitution.