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There are nearly 2 million independent Missourians. Share on your social media to give them the courage to vote independent.
70% of Missourians are open to voting 3rd party. Thousands across Missouri are already realizing that voting independent, instead of how the parties force us, is a clear path to fighting extremism and healing the unprecedented divide in our country. Join us.
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I know, I know, they say independents can’t win but hear me out. What our country’s got isn’t working. No one is happy with congress but we always elect the same people—the most extreme ones the parties pick to drive wedges between us so parties can stay in power. And sadly their tactic has worked.
But we can change this. Voting independent is crucial to fixing our broken system—independents dedicated to values that don’t have to please the power-hungry parties. I’m the father of six, a husband, and a Missourian who loves this state and is willing to fight with civility and constructive debate.
The only place for independents to build a large enough voter base is to naturally cater to the middle. They inherently steer away from extreme positions and focus on pragmatic and balanced solutions to appeal to a broad spectrum of voters.
When not bound by partisan politics, independents can prioritize effective governance over party loyalty to drive positive change more effectively. Independents also often serve as crucial holdouts on Senate bills, forcing legislation to cater to their demands and ensuring that the final measures are more balanced, inclusive, and deliver value for the citizens they represent.
Independents are free from mandatory party fundraising. I can focus my efforts on addressing the issues that matter most to Missourians rather than meeting party quotas. This independence ensures that my campaign is driven by genuine support from voters, not special interest groups.
Statewide polling specifically for the U.S. Senate race in Missouri said that 7 of every 10 Missourians are willing to vote for an independent candidate. That means there are millions of people like you in Missouri that are exhausted with the way things are, and they are already willing to cast their vote to change that.
43% of Missourians don't affiliate with either of the major parties. In a three-way race against the Republican and Democrat, we would only need 34% of the votes to win. That means we don’t need to convince the hardliners. I’m not running to make a statement. I’m running to win this, and I deeply believe that, with your help, we can.
Elections today feel like you’re voting against the politician you dislike the most rather than a candidate you trust. That’s because candidates have to appease the most extremes on each side, leaving the exhausted majority in the middle unhappy. But I don’t have to please national party agendas or extremists. I can just be myself, a normal Missourian. And I guess that makes me a pretty likable guy, at least according to my Mom.
I’ve got the guts to stand up to extremist bullies. But I’ve proven I can do it with respect, the way it used to be done.
I deeply love this state. I gave up a lucrative career in the fast lane to come to the fresh air and better life balance of Missouri.
Christine and I have 6 amazing kids. We practice every day how to get along through our beliefs, our values, and determination.
I never imagined I would be doing this. It’s certainly not the easiest thing for me, but my wife and I feel deeply we can and must take this path.
I’ve spent my career as a businessman and years of living abroad in Europe and the Middle East learning to appreciate the power of diversity.
I’ve got the guts to stand up to extremist bullies. But I’ve proven I can do it with respect, the way it used to be done.
I deeply love this state. I gave up a lucrative career in the fast lane to come to the fresh air and better life balance of Missouri.
Christine and I have 6 amazing kids. We practice every day how to get along through our beliefs, our values, and determination.
I never imagined I would be doing this. It’s certainly not the easiest thing for me, but my wife and I feel deeply we can and must take this path.
I’ve spent my career as a businessman and years of living abroad in Europe and the Middle East learning to appreciate the power of diversity.
We have launched two bold initiatives where we highlight what everyone already knows -- the two-party system is broken
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We are now officially one of three major candidates on the U.S. Senate race in Missouri. We gathered over 25,000 signatures, far exceeding the state's requirement of 10,000. On April 25, we submitted those signatures to the Secretary of State's office.
Learn moreMy team and I have traveled all over Missouri getting to know so many. Here are some questions we often get as we share our message.
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