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11/5/2008 - Missouri once again has a divided government:
Coming up short in the last night's general election was Democrat Sam Page, a member of the state House of Representatives and medical doctor from suburban St. Louis. 
11/4/2008 - Governor's race wrap up:
In the final days of the campaign Nixon used his considerable financial advantage to fund the race of  the 'down ticket' candidates including $25,000 to the campaigns of Sam Page and Chris Koster and $75,000 to state treasurer candidate Clint Zweifel. Page and Zweifel lost thier races.
11/13/2008 - Newspaper Editorials:
Sam Page (D)
10/8/2008 - Nonpartisan Court Plan has faced long history of scrutiny:
Sam Page, Democrat: "The Missouri (Non-partisan Court) Plan was established to eliminate the influence of politics in the selection of judges," Page said. "The plan has been copied by at least 35 other states, and we should continue to use it."
10/8/2008 - English Only Amendment:
Sam Page, Democrat: "I think it's a non-issue...I don't think it will change anything we do in Missouri," Page said. Page noted he had voted for the proposal when it was before the House. 
10/7/2008 - Funding Missouri's Interstates:
Sam Page, Democrat: "I wouldn't support toll roads," Page said. "If the voters approved a tax increase, then I would have to support it., by definition.
10/7/2008 - Health Care in Missouri:
Sam Page, Democrat:
10/7/2008 - Loss limit repeal viewed as boon, boondoggle:
Sam Page, Democrat: Although he said the issue was not a centerpiece of his campaign, he added "in the end, I expect I'll vote for it."
10/6/2008 - College Affordability Plans:
Sam Page, Democrat: Page said the sale of MoHELA assets, which he voted against in 2007, have already eliminated "certain loan forgiveness programs designed to direct graduates into under-served professions."
10/21/2008 - Peter Kinder:
In a candidate forum held Sept. 12 in Columbia, the incumbent did not let any opportunities to attack his Democratic opponent, Sam Page, pass him by. Kinder questioned Page's full-time commitment to the office and his stance on a wide range of issues.
10/20/2008 - Sam Page:
JEFFERSON CITY - Sam Page paused before sitting down for an interview Sunday, Oct. 12 to tell his wife he'd be longer than he had expected. She could go ahead and head out with the kids.
10/17/2008 - Campaign Contribution breakdown:
JEFFERSON CITY-- Democrat candidate for governor Attorney General Jay Nixon out raised Republican candidate for governor Rep. Kenny Hulshof by $1.52 million during the month of September.For the period between Sept. 1 and Sept. 30 Nixon raised $3.8 million. During the same time period, Hulshof raised $2.27 million.One of Nixon's highest contributors was the Democratic Governor's Association who donated $1.6 million. The Republican Governor's Association gave Hulshof $1 million.Nix..
9/8/2008 - From the Governor's office to the campaign trail:
His freshman year at University of Missouri - Kansas City, Lynn got involved in Young Democrats through fellow member and the president of the fraternity Beta Theta Pi and current Democratic candidate for Lt. Governor, Sam Page.
9/8/2008 - Social networking for candidates:
Sam Page Dem. - Lt. Gov.
9/29/2008 - Lt. Governor Peter Kinder is criticized for increasing his staffs' pay:
    Annette Mandel, a spokesperson for Lieutenant Governor opponent St. Louis Representative Sam Page called Kinder's actions unethical.       
9/25/2008 - Neither Lt. Gov. Candidate to Receive 'Right To Life' Endorsement:
Pam Fichter, Missouri Right To Life board president, explained that the group's political action committee will not endorse Republican incumbent Peter Kinder as it did in 2004 nor will it back state Rep. Sam Page, D-Creve Coeur.
9/23/2008 - Campaign Staffers Know Firsthand How to Deal with the Press:
Bret Bender, communications director for Democrat Sam Page, and Paul Sloca, with Republican Peter Kinder's campaign, both started as journalists covering politicians before joining sides with politicians themselves.
9/12/2008 - Lieutenant Governor Debate:
Republican Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder and Rep. Sam Page, D-St. Louis County, faced off in Columbia at a debate sponsored by the Missouri Press Association.
4/15/2008 - Battle Over Autism Insurance Coverage:
Republican Representative Jeff Grisamore and Democratic Representative Sam Page are sponsoring two bills that would require health insurance plans to cover autism.
3/5/2008 - Alleviating Restrictions for Doctors Prescribing Drugs:
Democratic Representative Sam Page is the sponsor of the bill.
2/6/2008 - Robb wants twins together:
Similar legislation was first introduced in the House by Rep. Sam Page, D-St. Louis County, in 2006. That bill wasn't assigned to a committee until the last day of the legislative session -- when it was too late for the committee to do anything with it.
1/29/2008 - Dorm Ban on Sex Offenders:
The measure is sponsored by St. Louis County Democratic Representative Sam Page.
1/29/2008 - Sex Offenders Not Wanted:
The bill's sponsor, Rep. Sam Page, D-St. Louis County, was the only person to testify on the bill before the committee.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of October 6, 2008:
 A spokesperson for Sam Page, Kinder's opponent in his re-election calls the increases ironic and unethical.  
- Missouri Government News for the Week of September 29, 2008:
 A spokesperson for Sam Page, Kinder's opponent in his re-election calls the increases ironic and unethical.  
- Missouri Government News for the Week of September 22, 2008:
Pam Fichter, Missouri Right To Life board president, pointed to Peter Kinder and Sam Page's viewpoints on human cloning and stem cell research as reasoning for the non-endorsement.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 21, 2008:
Reps. Jeff Grisamore, R-Jackson County, and Sam Page, D-St. Louis County, have joined forces in their fight for autism insurance coverage.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of April 14, 2008:
Reps. Jeff Grisamore, R-Jackson County, and Sam Page, D-St. Louis County, have joined forces in their fight for autism insurance coverage.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of February 4, 2008:
Representative Sam Page, D-Creve Coeur, introduced the legislation and cited previous legislation in Illinois and low costs that would be passed on to the applicant.
- Missouri Government News for the Week of January 28 2008:
Representative Sam Page, D-Creve Coeur, introduced the legislation and cited previous legislation in Illinois and low costs that would be passed on to the applicant.
- Lieutenant Governor Candidates:
Sam PageDemocrat
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