F-150 Tour Kicks Off for the 2026 Midterms

 Scott Faughn is revving up the F-150 for its biggest tour yet.

The F150Campaign Tour Continues…

Monday the 2nd

The F150CampaignTour makes its last stop at Mile 2,960, right where it started, in Jefferson City as Governor Mike Kehoe climbs into the cab to talk about tomorrows elections.

The F150CampaignTour takes its next stop at Mile 2960 in Jefferson City where Susan Klein climbs in the cab to talk.

The F150CampaignTour takes its next stop at Mile 2955 in Jefferson City where Carrie Tergin climbs in the cab to talk.

The F150CampaignTour takes its next stop at Mile 2950 in Jefferson City where Jake Vogel climbs in the cab to talk.

Sunday the 1st

The F-150 Campaign Tour heads into downtown St. Louis, Missouri, where Scott Faughn sits down with 14th Ward Alderman Rasheen Aldridge for a conversation about city politics, local elections, and the future of St. Louis. Aldridge represents the city’s 14th Ward, which includes Downtown, Old North, Carr Square, St. Louis Place, Hyde Park, College Hill, and JVL. A former Missouri state representative and longtime community organizer, Aldridge shares his perspective on city government and the issues facing St. Louis residents.

The F-150 Campaign Tour approaches Mile 2,900 with a nighttime stop in Jefferson County, Missouri, where Scott Faughn sits down with State Senator Mary Elizabeth Coleman for a candid conversation ahead of the November 3, 2026, election. Coleman, who is not seeking reelection to the Missouri Senate, discusses her involvement in the campaign surrounding Amendment 3, her opposition to Amendment 6, and her concerns about Missouri’s initiative petition process. Scott and Coleman also discuss the future of education reform, Republican legislative strategy, and what could change following the election.

The F-150 Campaign Tour approaches Mile 2,800 in St. Charles County, Missouri, where Scott Faughn sits down with former Missouri State Senator Bill Eigel for a wide-ranging conversation just days before the November 3, 2026, election. Eigel, a Republican who represented Missouri’s 23rd Senatorial District from 2017 to 2025, discusses his continued involvement in state politics, the changing political environment, and what he believes may be ahead for Missouri Republicans. Scott and Bill examine the influence of President Donald Trump, the impact of rising costs on voters, and the challenges facing Republicans in competitive legislative districts.

The F150CampaignTour reaches Mile 2,790 in St. Charles County, Missouri, where Scott Faughn sits down with State Senator Nick Schroer, a Republican representing Missouri’s 2nd Senatorial District. Schroer discusses his reelection campaign, his bid for Senate majority floor leader, and what he believes needs to change in the Missouri Senate to improve legislative negotiations and address statewide issues.

The F-150 Campaign Tour reaches Mile 2,780 in St. Charles County, Missouri, where Scott Faughn sits down with Congresswoman Ann Wagner, who represents Missouri’s 2nd Congressional District and serves on the House Financial Services Committee. With less than 48 hours until the November 3, 2026, midterm elections, Wagner discusses her reelection campaign against Democrat Fred Wellman, the political landscape in Missouri’s suburban congressional districts, and her strategy for reaching voters.

The F-150 Campaign Tour reaches Mile 2,755 in St. Louis County, where Scott Faughn and his son Gussie catch up with former State Representative and Missouri Senate District 4 candidate Gina Mitten on her birthday! The interview begins with a surprise delivery of birthday cupcakes, although the icing didn’t quite survive the ride in the F-150. Scott and Gina then turn to Missouri politics, discussing Mitten’s expected transition to the State Senate, her legislative priorities, and the issues facing St. Louis.

The F-150 Campaign Tour reaches Mile 2,750 in St. Louis County, where Scott Faughn sits down with U.S. Senator Eric Schmitt for a wide-ranging conversation ahead of the November 3, 2026, midterm elections. Scott and Senator Schmitt discuss Missouri’s economic future, including defense manufacturing investments in St. Louis, federal public safety funding, and the University of Missouri’s research reactor project. They also get into Mizzou football, the future of college athletics, Republican election prospects, President Donald Trump, and rising gas prices.

The F-150 Campaign Tour reaches Mile 2,740 in St. Louis, Missouri, where Scott Faughn sits down with U.S. Congressman Wesley Bell, who represents Missouri’s First Congressional District. Scott and Bell begin with a conversation about the future of St. Louis, including economic development, downtown revitalization, and the region’s defense industry. Bell discusses the importance of major employers like Boeing, along with the area’s health care, higher education, and startup industries. The conversation then turns to Washington, D.C., and the upcoming November 3, 2026, midterm elections.

The F-150 Campaign Tour heads to St. Louis County, where Scott Faughn sits down with Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway for a conversation just days before the November 3, 2026, election. Hanaway, a longtime figure in Missouri Republican politics and former Speaker of the Missouri House, shares her perspective on the final stretch of the election and the challenges facing Republicans in statewide ballot measure campaigns.

The F-150 Campaign Tour reaches Mile 2,700 in Femme Osage, Missouri, where Scott Faughn catches up with State Rep. Jeff Myers in the middle of a morning of bowhunting. Scott and Jeff start with some friendly banter about hunting, camouflage, and Myers’ memorable campaign yard signs before turning to Missouri politics. Myers discusses his reelection campaign and his bid for House Republican leadership, including how he would approach setting legislative priorities, working with fellow legislators, and handling difficult conversations with the Senate and Governor’s Office.

The F-150 Campaign Tour reaches Mile 2,620 in Hatton, Missouri, where Scott Faughn catches up with Republican State Senate candidate Mike Deering just two days before Election Day. Scott and Mike discuss the challenges facing rural Missouri, including agricultural tariffs, rising diesel prices, and whether rural voters will turn out at the polls. They also break down the debate surrounding Missouri’s Amendments 3 and 6, including Deering’s views on the proposed measures and their potential implications for agriculture and the state’s initiative petition process.

The F-150 Campaign Tour reaches Mile 2,581, and Scott Faughn has a very special guest riding shotgun: his 10-year-old son, Gussie. With just 48 hours until Election Day, Scott shares his thoughts on Missouri’s political landscape, competitive legislative races, voter turnout, and what could happen Tuesday. But Gussie has a few priorities of his own, starting with the snacks.

Friday the 30th

The F150CampaignTour reaches Mile 2,537 and takes a stop in Jefferson City to talk with MOFB President Garrett Hawkin

Thursday the 29th

The F150CampaignTour reaches Mile 2,200 and takes a stop in Jefferson City to talk with Jake Hummel

Wednesday the 28th

The F150CampaignTour reaches Mile 2,041 and takes a stop in Rogersville to talk with Lori Rook

The F150CampaignTour reaches Mile 2,041 and takes a stop in Rogersville to talk with Representative Bill Hardwick

The F150CampaignTour reaches Mile 2,025 and takes a stop in downtown Springfield to talk with Representative Melanie Stinnett

The F150(Horse)CampaignTour reaches Mile 2,017 and takes a stop in Springfield to talk with Senator Lincoln Hough as well as featured guest Paco the horse

The F150CampaignTour reaches Mile 2,011 and takes a stop in Springfield to talk with Representative Bill Owen

The F150CampaignTour reaches Mile 2,016 and takes a stop in Springfield to talk with Mr. Springfield himself, Clif Smart

Tuesday the 27th

Mile 2,000 with Mayor of Springfield Jeff Schrag

Monday the 26th

Mile 1,980 with Seantor Brad Hudson

Mile 1,925 with Representative Brian Seitz

Mile 1,885 with State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick

Mile 1,870 with Representative Scott Cupps

Mile 1,795 with Louise Secker

Mile 1,815 with Joel Mace

Mile 1,738 with Senator Jill Carter

Mile 1,690 with Representative Cathy Jo Loy

Mile 1,450 with Senator Stephen Webber

Mile 1,400 with Senator Kurtis Gregory

Mile 1,310 with Representative Mark Boyko

Mile 1,255 with Representative Mike Jones

Mile 1,250 with Senator Maggie Nurrenbern

Mile 1,175 with House Minority Leader Ashley Aune

Mile 1,126 with John J. Rizzo

Mile 1,188 with the Mayor of Kansas City, Quinton Lucas

Mile 1,150 with Congressman Emanuel Cleaver II

Mile 1,135 with Senator Joe Nicola

Mile 1,107  with Rep. Keri Ingle

Mile 1,000 with Representative Brandon Phelps

Mile 960 with Commissioner Israel Baeza

Tuesday the 20th

Mile 740: Senator Tracy McCreery

Mile 725: Kathy Gilsinan

Mile 720: Michael Kelley

Mile 700: LaVonna Wrobley

Monday the 19th

Mile 580: Scott is joined by everyone’s favorite Sheriff, Dave Marshak

Mile 580: Scott is joined by JeffCo county executive candidate Tim Whitney to talk about the campaign.

Mile 550: Scott is in JeffCo and joined by its newest State Senator Jim Avery.

Mile 540: Scott is in JeffCO where Ann Moloney joins to talk about her House race.

Mile 516: Scott is in Hillsboro and joined by Derrick Goode

Mile 490: Scott is in Desloge with Senator Mike Henderson