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11/08/2000 - Close race for governor ends with Holden on top:
In the treasurer's contest, former asst. treasurer Democratic candidate Nancy Farmer won against Republican Platte County prosecutor Todd Graves by 3.8 percent. In the secretary of state's race, state Rep. Matt Blunt, R-Fair Grove, defeated Speaker of the House state Rep. Steve Gaw by 7.5 percent.
11/06/2000 - Missourians go to polls Tuesday in historic election:
The secretary of state's race features state House Speaker Steve Gaw running against a familiar name in Missouri politics, state Rep. Matt Blunt, R-Fair Grove.
10/31/2000 - Secretary of State Campaign:
Steve Gaw
10/31/2000 - Amendment 3 would change salary commission:
The debate over legislators' pay increases has also become an issue in the Secretary of State's race. Campaign ads for Rep. Matt Blunt, R-Springfield, accuse Rep. Steve Gaw, D-Moberly, of voting pay increases for himself.
10/30/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of October 30, 2000:
JEFFERSON CITY - With only days until the election, secretary of state candidates Matt Blunt and Steve Gaw are waging an advertising blitz, with each candidate questioning the other's honesty and integrity.
10/30/2000 - Blunt and Gaw go negative:
JEFFERSON CITY - With just days until the election, secretary of state candidates Steve Gaw and Matt Blunt are waging an advertising battle, criticizing each other's records and integrity.
10/25/2000 - Women and Independents could tip races:
Corey Dillon, campaign manager for secretary of state candidate Steve Gaw, is also hopeful the annoucement will help her candidate.
10/17/2000 - Plane apparently carrying Carnahan goes down; Wilson ascends to acting governor:
Nachtigal was joined in the somber announcement by House Speaker Steve Gaw, Wilson, Senate President Pro Tem Ed Quick, State Auditor Claire McCaskill, Attorney General Jay Nixon and red-eyed members of the governor's staff.
10/17/2000 - Missouri political campaigns come to an abrupt halt:
Democratic secretary of state candidate Steve Gaw has suspended all campaign activities including advertising for an indefinite period of time. His GOP opponent Matt Blunt decided to continue his advertising campaign while canceling all other campaign activities. Campaign adviser Andy Blunt said they were only running positive, issue-oriented ads.
10/12/2000 - State candidates have big plans for tobacco:
Democratic secretary of state candidate Steve Gaw said the money should go into a trust fund that can't be accessed without a vote of the people.
9/18/2000 - Third party candidates want equal access:
JEFFERSON CITY -Secretary of state candidates Steve Gaw and Matt Blunt have already raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for publicity for their campaigns, but third party candidates remain unknown and have almost no money.
9/13/2000 - No Overrides:
The House session was similarly quiet, though goodbye speeches and tributes took hours. 35 representatives will not return to the House in January, including House speaker Steve Gaw, D-Moberly. Some are retiring, while a few others have reached their term limits or are seeking higher office.
9/12/2000 - State inducts Stan "The Man" Musial into Hall of Famous Missourians:
Speaker of the House Steve Gaw, who is also the Democratic candidate for Secretary of State, and Democratic Gov. Mel Carnahan were also both at the ceremony.
9/05/2000 - Youth Manages SOS Campaigns:
Corey Dillon, a 27 year-old spark plug of energy, pulls the strings for Democrat and current House Speaker Steve Gaw.
5/3/2000 - Wimp Charges:
Shortly after Schnieder's comments, House Speaker Steve Gaw gave his side in an interview with a few reporters.
5/13/2000 - The legislative year came to end Friday:
Democratic leaders, like Steve Gaw blame the Republicans.
5/13/2000 - GOP and Dems blame each other for slow session:
The Republicans pulled the bills in retaliation to House Speaker Steve Gaw's February decision to end debate on a tobacco money bill before the GOP could offer any amendments.
5/1/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of May 1, 2000:
JEFFERSON CITY - The chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee called House Speaker Steve Gaw, D-Moberly, a "wimp" after it became clear that the House is unlikely to consider extending legislative term limits from eight to 12 years.
5/09/2000 - House sends domestic violence bill to governor:
After passage, a Republican member asked the Speaker to verify the vote, a rarely used procedure where each member's name and and their vote is read aloud. House Speaker Steve Gaw, D-Moberly, rather than going down the whole list, merely said, "Hohulin, no, everyone else, yes." The chamber, save for Hohulin, burst into laughter.
5/02/2000 - Tempers flare as lawmakers move closer to voter-imposed career change:
House Speaker Steve Gaw, D-Moberly, is a "wimp," said the Senate's longest-serving member.
5/01/2000 - Opposing sides meet to discuss Sunshine Bill:
With only two weeks left in the legislative session, the House Speaker Steve Gaw, D-Moberly, devoted two hours to the informal meeting. In an act rarely done by a House speaker, Gaw acted as a mediator between the two sides, in an effort to reach a compromise.
4/11/2000 - Gaw says he doesn't support smaller House:
But, House Speaker Steve Gaw says that plan isn't fair to the people or the representatives.
4/10/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of April 10, 2000:
JEFFERSON CITY - Steve Gaw says he won't stop the bill from reaching the House floor.
1/31/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of Jan. 31, 2000:
Check out HB 1742 and the bill's sponsor, Steve Gaw.
1/25/2000 - Bills would provide relief from telemarketers:
House Speaker Steve Gaw sponsors one of the bills.
1/25/2000 - Democrats Propose Fixing Highways With $2 Billion Over Six Years:
Led by House Speaker Steve Gaw, Democrats in both houses announced the plan.
1/24/2000 - Missouri Government News for Week of Jan. 24, 2000:
House Speaker Steve Gaw.
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