|
Business Name |
|
Your business tag line here. |
|
Endorsed Candidates - Missouri Senate |
|
Rep. Robin Wright-Jones has marked her tenure in the Missouri House of Representatives by remaining clear, consistent and focused about the issues affecting her constituents. She continues to fight for our most vulnerable citizens, the children and the elderly. Rep. Wright-Jones has a strong progressive vote record supporting legislation that promotes socio-economic parity for families, workers and business entities. She represents the City of St. Louis and State of Missouri with great respect for the plight of its citizens. Rep. Wright-Jones believes that all citizens should be able to live their lives with dignity and quiet enjoyment. She will continue to push for passage of progressive legislation that addresses those needs of Missouri’s people. A proven leader and consensus builder, Rep. Wright-Jones believes that result-driven dialogue among decision makers on the toughest issues in our region is the basis for economic equity for businesses and individuals. She feels that the work she does in the General Assembly is sensitive with far-reaching impact. She is mindful of how she administers the state’s business. Rep. Robin Wright-Jones believes that successfully representing a district with very diverse demographics gives her a unique perspective on how to balance business and individual needs. Rep. Wright-Jones has filed legislation that impacts healthcare, consumer protection, municipal administration and election laws. To learn more visit Robin’s website. Mail Contributions to: Wright-Jones for Senate PO Box 78815 St. Louis, MO 63178
Phone: 314 776-0408
|
|
To learn more visit Kevin’s website. Mail Contributions to: Kevin Leeseberg for Senate 916 Penny Lane Ballwin, MO 63011
Donate Online Phone: 314 229-5142
|
|
Steve Eagleton was born in Saint Louis and brought up in a tradition of service to the community. When Steve was 10 years old, his father, a doctor, suffered a debilitating stroke. Despite the new responsibilities Steve assumed within his family, he excelled in his schoolwork. He graduated from Clayton High School in 1980 and entered the University of San Diego, a small Jesuit university in California. Steve worked part-time throughout his university career and graduated in 1985 with a degree in business administration. After working for the Teamsters and other companies to gain business experience, he returned to Saint Louis and earned a Juris Doctorate at Saint Louis University School of Law in 1996. Steve founded Eagle Realty in 1997, a company he still owns. While in Atlanta on business, Steve met and married the love of his life, Moranda Shaw, an elementary school teacher who was twice nominated as Teacher of the Month. Moranda is active with the Coalition for Life Saving Cures and the International Reading Association. Steve returned to his Saint Louis home in 2005 to care for his mother who suffers from Alzheimer’s desire, and most recently began working with Garrison Development in redeveloping the historic Lemp Brewery downtown. He and Moranda live in Kirkwood. In recent months, Steve has served as co-chair of Kirkwood Citizens Coming Together for a Brighter Future, an organization founded to promote community healing in the wake of the tragic shootings at Kirkwood City Hall in February. His efforts to bring the shattered community together earned him the esteem of neighbors and community leaders throughout the district. To learn more visit Steve’s website. Mail Contributions to: Team Eagleton Election Committee PO Box 220681 St. Louis, MO63122
Phone: 314 956-5467 Email: teameagleton@mindspring.com
|
|
I am James Trout. My professional life has been about building consensus and achieving solutions that work for the good we have in common. I am a candidate for the Missouri Senate, 15th District. We deserve solutions that are about authentic work, not just words. The incumbent super-majority has had the time, money and votes, but has wasted our most important assets and opportunities, all for a small group of special interests. Fiscal responsibility and compassionate stewardship must be restored this year. Our government has claimed “no new taxes” when in reality they simply deferred the unfinished work, the bankrupt accounting, the deferred maintenance to our children, and stripped our infrastructure clean. Ultimately, it's about insisting on accountability, expecting real solutions and all of us getting excited about doing it right. This much we can do, and we can do it together. I believe that empowering people and raising the quality of life for all are good investments that keep paying back. I believe we deserve better, and we can make it happen. I hope you do too, and that’s why I’m asking for your support. To learn more visit James’s website. Mail Contributions to: Vote Trout 107 College Avenue St. Louis, MO 63119
Phone: 314 956-5467 Email: james@votetrout.com
|
|
To learn more visit Sandra’s website. Mail Contributions to: Sandra Aust for Missouri Senate 4380 N. Oak Kansas City, MO 64116
Phone: 816 455-8800 Email: sandra@sandra4senate.com
|
|
Senator Chuck Graham, a Democrat, was elected to the Senate in 2004, after four terms representing part of Boone County (District 24) in the Missouri House of Representatives. Senator Graham is the first wheelchair user ever elected to the House of Representatives. Prior to being elected to the House, Senator Graham worked as the Missouri Coordinator for the ADA Project at the University of Missouri-Columbia. He was responsible for providing training and technical assistance to business, state and local governments and people with disabilities across the state. Senator Graham is a 1987 graduate of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, where he earned his bachelor of science degree in journalism. While at the U. of I., he received the Harold Scharper Service Award and the George Huff Award for proficiency in scholarship and athletics. He was also a member of Delta Sigma Omicron, the organization for disabled students, Delta Sigma Phi fraternity and Ma-Wan-Da Honorary Society. To learn more visit Chuck’s website. Mail Contributions to: Citizens to Elect Chuck Graham 102 W. Green Meadows |