INDEPENDENCE, MO — Independence native and resident Chris Barrett announced his candidacy this week for state representative.
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ROLLA, MO – Rolla native and businessman Joe Steelman has officially announced his candidacy for the Missouri State Senate, vowing to uphold conservative values and fight for the rights of hardworking Missourians.
Governor Kehoe’s picks for the St. Louis Police Commission saw a positive response from police, business leaders, and elected officials alike.
It was announced today, on the 3rd anniversary of the Supreme Court Dobbs decision, which reversed the Roe v. Wade decision of 1973 legalizing abortion on demand
JEFFERSON CITY, MO — Local Cole County resident and lifelong Missourian Jacob Munson has officially announced his candidacy for Missouri House District 59.
Missouri has a child care problem, and we all know it. Across our state, families are scrambling to find affordable care—especially in “child care deserts,”…
Press Release: Conservative grassroots leader Nathan Willett announces run for Missouri State Senate
Press Release: Conservative grassroots leader Nathan Willett announces run for Missouri State Senate
PLATTE COUNTY, MO — Nathan Willett, a proven conservative grassroots leader and First District Kansas City Councilman, has officially announced his candidacy for the Missouri State Senate, District 34.
Jake Kroesen is joined by Justice Horn, candidate for Jackson County Legislature, Rep. Kemp Strickler, Former Rep. Dan Houx, and Rep. Rodger Reedy, from the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg.
He has won a swing house district, can raise a ton of money, and has a very solid record of achievements in his first session as Speaker.
Jake Kroesen is joined by candidate for State Senate Betsy Fogle. On the panel, Scott Faughn is joined by Representatives Ken Jamison, Steve Butz, Jim Murphy and Jim Kalberloh.