Kenny Hulshof has established a strong reputation as being a leader with honor and integrity. His credentials illustrate his commonsense, conservative approach to solving challenges.

Hulshof’s record reflects the diverse interests of Missouri. Among his many accomplishments, Hulshof has written tax policy that promotes renewable fuels like ethanol and biodiesel. He co-authored legislation to expand Education Savings Accounts and he has been the primary sponsor to eliminate the job-killing Death Tax. From the Ticket to Work program to the Farm and Ranch Risk Management Act, Hulshof’s political career is one of meaningful solutions and real results.

Before being elected to Congress, Hulshof served as a special prosecutor in the state Attorney General’s office. It was there that he prosecuted some of Missouri’s most high-profile death-penalty cases.

Kenny and his wife Renee reside in Columbia and operate their family farm in southeast Missouri. They have two daughters, Casey (8), and Hanna (5). The Hulshof family is active in the Newman Center Catholic Church.

Return to the homepage.