Preceded by Tom Dempsey Religion Catholic Spouse(s) Michael Name Anne Zerr | Alma mater Lindenwood University Education Lindenwood University Profession Educator Political party Republican Party | |
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Born August 26, 1954 (age 69)
St. Louis, Missouri ( 1954-08-26 ) Residence Saint Charles, Missouri, United States | ||
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Anne Zerr (born 1954) is a Republican former member of the Missouri House of Representatives. Zerr represented the 18th District which encompasses portions of St. Charles County, Missouri. She was first elected to the Missouri House in 2008.
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- Anne zerr kathie conway bought and paid for
- Rep anne zerr on the missouri nondiscrimination act
- Early life education and career
- Politics
- Legislative assignments
- References
Rep anne zerr on the missouri nondiscrimination act
Early life, education and career
Anne Zerr was born in St. Louis, Missouri in 1954. She was raised in the area and graduated from Maplewood Richmond Heights High School. Following high school Zerr attended Lindenwood University, earning a bachelor's degree in human resource development, and later an MBA and a master's degree in human service agency management. Zerr also furthered her education at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government and the Delinquency Control Institute at USC. Prior to entering politics Zerr worked as executive director for Partners for Progress, director of community affairs for SSM St. Joseph Hospital West, and adult admissions director for Lindenwood University. When not attending to her legislative duties Zerr is currently an adjunct professor of political science at Lindenwood University. She and husband Michael are the parents of two sons and a daughter.
Politics
Representative Zerr first ran for office in 2008, hoping to fill the 18th district Missouri House seat vacated by Tom Dempsey. Zerr edged out fellow Republican Matthew Seeds in the August 2008 primary. An unusual situation developed for the November general election as Democratic candidate Tim Swope attempted to withdraw from the race. Being unable to do so, Swope declared he would not serve if elected. Zerr won election with 59.4-percent of the vote. In 2010 Zerr defeated Democrat Gary McKiddy to win her second term in the state legislature.
Zerr ran for the Missouri Senate in 2016, but lost in the Republican Primary to businessman Bill Eigel.
Legislative assignments
Representative Zerr serves on the following committees: