St. Louis, MO — State Representative Allen Icet (R-Wildwood), Chairman of the House Budget Committee, announced today his endorsement list from Members in the General Assembly who have publicly endorsed his campaign to run for Missouri State Auditor.

Representative Icet said, “I am honored and gratified today to release the following endorsements of my campaign to be the next Auditor of the State of Missouri. This list of colleagues in the Missouri House speaks for itself. The support from this group of proven leaders is a great testament of their faith in my ability to be the next Missouri State Auditor. These hard working men and women and I have worked together in Jefferson City to bring common sense conservative leadership to Missouri’s future. They have witnessed first hand my conservative principles and that’s why they are supporting my campaign.

Each one of these leaders have proven campaign operations on the ground in the vast majority of the state. This type of grassroots organization will prove to be invaluable as I work diligently to take my message of fiscal restraint and reform to all four corners of this great State. I will work hard during this campaign to make each and every one of these respected lawmakers proud of their courageous and important endorsement of my campaign, Icet concluded.”

Icet has served on the powerful House Budget Committee since he was first elected to the state legislature in 2002. In 2005, Icet became Chairman of the House Budget Committee after serving one year as Vice-Chair. Icet has become well-known for his staunch defense of taxpayer dollars.

Icet received his Bachelor’s of Science Degree from Texas A&M University in Civil Engineering and obtained a Master’s in Business Administration from Washington University (St. Louis). Allen Icet and his wife, Carol, reside in Wildwood, MO. They have four children.

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Paid for by Icet for Auditor, William Linton, Treasurer

Missouri House of Representatives Endorsements:

Rep. Brian Munzlinger (R-1)
Rep. Casey Guernsey (R-3)
Rep. Mike Thompson (R-4)
Rep. Jim Guest (R-5)
Rep. Mike Lair (R-7)
Rep. Doug Funderbunk (R-12)
Rep. Charles Gatschenberger (R-13)
Rep. Joe Smith (R-14)
Rep. Sally Faith (R-15)
Rep. Mark Parkinson (R-16)
Rep. Anne Zerr (R-18)
Rep. Jeanie Riddle (R-20)
Rep. Steve Hobbs (R-21)
Rep. Therese Sander (R-22)
Rep. Rob Schaaf (R-28)
Rep. Jerry Nolte (R-33)
Rep. Tim Flook (R-34)
Rep. Bob Nance (R-36)
Rep. Ryan Silvey (R-38)
Rep. Jeff Grisamore (R-47)
Rep. Gary Dusenberg (R-54)
Rep. Bryan Pratt (R-55)
Rep. Dennis Wood (R-62)
Rep. David Sater (R-68)
Rep. Cole McNary (R-86)
Rep. John Diehl (R-87)
Rep. Andrew Koenig (R-88)
Rep. Tim Jones (R-89)
Rep. Sue Allen (R-92)
Rep. Dwight Scharnhorst (R-93)
Rep. Rick Stream (R-94)
Rep. Michael Leara (R-95)
Rep. Walt Bivins (R-97)
Rep. Brian Nieves (R-98)
Rep. Steve Tilley (R-106)
Rep. Scott Dieckhaus (R-109)
Rep. Charles Schlottach (R-111)
Rep. Tom Loehner (R-112)
Rep. Mark Bruns (R-113)
Rep. Bill Deeken (R-114)
Rep. Rodney Schad (R-115)
Rep. Tom Self (R-116)
Rep. Kenny Jones (R-117)
Rep. Stanley Cox (R-118)
Rep. Larry Wilson (R-119)
Rep. Scott Largent (R-120)
Rep. Mike McGhee (R-122)
Rep. Chris Molendorp (R-123)
Rep. Barney Fisher (R-125)
Rep. Ed Emery (R-126)
Rep. Tom Flanigan (R-127)
Rep. Bryan Stevenson (R-128)
Rep. Ron Richard (R-129)
Rep. Kevin Wilson (R-130)
Rep. Marilyn Ruestman (R-131)
Rep. Don Ruzicka (R-132)
Rep. Mike Parson (R-133)
Rep. James Viebrock (R-134)
Rep. Charlie Denison (R-135)
Rep. Eric Burlison (R-136)
Rep. Shane Schoeller (R-139)
Rep. Bob Dixon (R-140)
Rep. Jay Wasson (R-141)
Rep. Raymond Weter (R-142)
Rep. Maynard Wallace (R-143)
Rep. Tony Dugger (R-144)
Rep. Mike Cunningham (R-145)
Rep. Darrell Pollock (R-146)
Rep. Don Wells (R-147)
Rep. David Day (R-148)
Rep. Dan Brown (R-149)
Rep. Jason Smith (R-150)
Rep. Ward Franz (R-151)
Rep. Mike Dethrow (R-153)
Rep. Gayle Kingery (R-154)
Rep. Wayne Cooper (R-155)
Rep. Shelley Keeney (R-156)
Rep. Clint Tracy (R-158)
Rep. Billy Pat Wright (R-159)
Rep. Ellen Brandom (R-160)

Missouri Senate Endorsements:

Sen. Jim Lembke (R-1)
Sen. Jason Crowell (R-27)
Sen. Luann Ridgeway (R-17)
Sen. John Griesheimer (R-26)