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2020 Missouri Disability Voter Coalition General Election Voter Guide Missouri Disability Voter Coalition 2020 Missouri Disability Voter Coalition General Election Voter Guide Last Updated: 9/11/2020 1 Missouri Disability Voter Coalition Governor Nicholas (Nick) Kasoff U.S. Representative - District 4 Republican Green Mike Parson Joseph Civettini Republican Vicky Hartzler Democratic Attorney General Nicole Galloway Democratic Republican Lindsey Simmons Libertarian Eric Schmitt Rik Combs Libertarian Democratic Steven K. Koonse* Green Rich Finneran Jerome Howard Bauer U.S. Representative - Libertarian District 5 Kevin C. Babcock Lieutenant Governor Republican Republican U.S. Representative - Ryan Derks* Mike Kehoe District 1 Democratic Democratic Republican Emanuel Cleaver II Alissia Canady Anthony Rogers Libertarian Libertarian Democratic Robin Dominick Bill Slantz Cori Bush U.S. Representative - Green Libertarian Kelley Dragoo* District 6 Alex Furman Republican Secretary of State U.S. Representative – Sam Graves Republican District 2 John R. (Jay) Ashcraft Democratic Republican Gena L. Ross* Democratic Ann Wagner Yinka Faleti* Libertarian Democratic Jim Higgins Libertarian Jill Schupp* Carl Herman Freese U.S. Representative - Libertarian Martin Schulte District 7 Green Paul Lehmann* Republican U.S. Representative – Billy Long Constitution District 3 Paul Venable Democratic Republican Teresa Montseny State Treasurer Blaine Luetkemeyer Libertarian Republican Kevin Craig Scott Fitzpatrick Democratic Megan Rezabek U.S. Representative - Democratic District 8 Vicki Lorenz Englund* Libertarian Leonard J. Steinman II Republican Libertarian Jason Smith Last Updated: 9/11/2020 2 Missouri Disability Voter Coalition Democratic Democratic John Joseph Rizzo Democratic Kathy Ellis* Richard Orr State Senator - District Libertarian State Senator - District Tom Schmitz 13 25 Democratic State Senator - District Angela Walton Mosley Republican 1 Jason Bean Libertarian Republican Jeff Coleman State Senator - District David Lenihan State Senator - District 27 15 Democratic Doug Beck* Republican Republican Holly Rehder* Andrew Koenig State Senator - District Democratic 3 Democratic Donnie Owens Deb Lavender* Republican State Senator - District Elaine Freeman Gannon State Senator - District 29 17 State Senator - District Republican 5 Republican Mike Moon Mickey Younghanz Republican State Senator - District Michael Hebron Democratic Lauren Arthur* 31 Democratic Republican Steve Roberts State Senator - District Rick Brattin 19 State Senator - District Democratic 7 Republican Raymond Kinney Caleb Rowden Democratic Greg Razer* Democratic State Senator - District Judy Baker 33 Green Republican Nathan Kline State Senator - District Karla Eslinger 21 State Senator - District Democratic 9 Republican Tammy Harty* Denny Hoskins Republican David Martin Libertarian State Representative - Mark Bliss District 1 Democratic Republican Allen Andrews Barbara Anne Washington State Senator - District 23 State Senator - District State Representative - 11 Republican District 2 Bill Eigel Republican Last Updated: 9/11/2020 3 Missouri Disability Voter Coalition J. Eggleston Maggie Nurrenbern* State Representative - Democratic State Representative - Mindi Smith* District 10 District 16 Republican State Representative - Bill Falkner Republican District 3 Chris Brown Democratic Republican Colby Murphy* Democratic Danny Busick James Shackelford* State Representative - State Representative - District 11 State Representative - District 4 District 17 Republican Republican Brenda Shields Republican Greg Sharpe Brandt Vircks* Democratic State Representative - Brady Lee Odell Democratic Mark Ellebracht District 5 State Representative - Republican District 12 State Representative - Louis Riggs District 18 Republican State Representative - Josh Hurlbert Democratic Wes Rogers* District 6 Democratic Wade Hugh Kiefer* Republican State Representative - Ed Lewis District 19 State Representative - Democratic District 13 Democratic Terrence Fiala Ingrid Burnett* Republican State Representative - Vic Allred State Representative - District 7 Democratic District 20 Vic Abundis Republican Republican Rusty Black* Bill E. Kidd State Representative - State Representative - District 14 Democratic Mike Englert District 8 Republican Eric Holmes State Representative - Republican Randy Railsback* Democratic District 21 Ashley Aune* State Representative - Republican Vicki Riley District 9 State Representative - District 15 Democratic Republican Robert Sauls* Dean VanSchoiack Republican Steve West State Representative - Democratic Democratic Karen Planalp* District 22 Last Updated: 9/11/2020 4 Missouri Disability Voter Coalition Democratic Republican Democratic Yolanda Young* Jon Patterson Mark A. Sharp* State Representative - Democratic State Representative - Art Schaaf* District 23 District 37 Democratic State Representative - Republican Michael L. Johnson District 31 John D. Boyd Jr. State Representative - Republican Democratic Dan Stacy Annette Turnbaugh District 24 Democratic Green Democratic Rhonda R. Dolan* Daniel Karam Emily Weber* Libertarian State Representative - State Representative - Andrew Miller District 32 District 38 State Representative - Republican Republican Jeff Coleman Doug Richey District 25 Democratic State Representative - State Representative - Patty Lewis* District 33 District 39 State Representative - Republican Republican Chris Sander Peggy McGaugh District 26 Democratic State Representative - State Representative - Ashley Bland Manlove District 34 District 40 State Representative - Republican Republican Rick Roeber* Chad Perkins District 27 Democratic State Representative - Democratic Chris Hager Richard Brown District 41 State Representative - State Representative - Republican District 35 Randy Pietzman District 28 Republican State Representative - Democratic Sean Smith Jerome Barnes District 42 Democratic State Representative - Keri Ingle* Republican Jeff Porter District 29 State Representative - State Representative - Democratic District 36 Rory Rowland District 43 State Representative - Republican Republican Nola Wood* District 30 Kent Haden Last Updated: 9/11/2020 5 Missouri Disability Voter Coalition State Representative - State Representative - State Representative - District 44 District 51 District 57 Republican Republican Republican Cheri Toalson Reisch Kurtis Gregory Rodger L. Reedy Democratic Libertarian State Representative - Jacque Sample* William Truman (Bill) Wayne District 58 State Representative - State Representative - Republican District 45 District 52 Willard Haley Democratic Republican State Representative - Kip Kendrick Bradley Pollitt District 59 State Representative - State Representative - Republican District 46 District 53 Rudy Veit Democratic Republican State Representative - Martha Stevens Terry Thompson District 60 State Representative - Democratic Republican Connie Simmons Dave Griffith District 47 Republican Libertarian Democratic Charles (Chuck) Basye* Cameron Pack Joshua Dunne* Democratic Adrian Plank* State Representative - State Representative - District 54 District 61 State Representative - District 48 Republican Republican Dan Houx Aaron D. Greisheimer Republican Democratic Tim Taylor James Williams State Representative - District 62 Democratic State Representative - Wiiliam (Bill) Betteridge Republican District 55 Bruce Sassmann State Representative - Republican Democratic District 49 Mike Haffner Nancy J. Ragan Republican Travis Fitzwater State Representative - State Representative - District 56 District 63 State Representative - Republican Republican District 50 Michael Davis* Richard W. West Republican Sara Walsh Democratic State Representative - Democratic Neal Barnes District 64 Kari L. Chesney* Last Updated: 9/11/2020 6 Missouri Disability Voter Coalition Republican State Representative - Democratic Tony Lovasco Rasheen Aldrige Jr. District 71 Democratic Democratic State Representative - Aaliyah Bailey District 79 LaDonna Appelbaum* State Representative - State Representative - Democratic District 65 LaKeySha Bosley District 72 Republican State Representative - Tom Hannegan Republican Darren L. Grant District 80 Democratic Democratic Democratic Bill Otto Peter Merideth Doug Clemens State Representative - State Representative - District 66 State Representative - District 73 District 81 Democratic Democratic Democratic Marlene Terry Steve Butz* Raychel C. Proudie State Representative - State Representative - State Representative – District 67 District 82 District 74 Democratic Democratic Republican Neil Smith Robert J. Crump* Mike Person State Representative - Democratic State Representative - District 68 Donna M.C. Baringer* District 75 Democratic State Representative - Jay Mosley Democratic District 83 Alan Gray State Representative - State Representative - Democratic District 69 Jo Doll* District 76 Republican Libertarian Scott E. Cazadd Democratic Andrew Bolin Marlon Anderson Democratic State Representative - Gretchen Bangert State Representative - District 84 District 77 State Representative - Democratic District 70 Democratic Wiley (Chip) Price IV Kimberly-Ann Collins Republican State Representative - Jerry Adzima State Representative - District 85 District 78 Democratic Republican Democratic Paula Brown Timothy Gartin Kevin Windham Jr. Last Updated: 9/11/2020 7 Missouri Disability Voter Coalition Republican Shamed Dogan State Representative - Bill Heisse Democratic District 86 Democratic Angie Schaefer* Michael Burton Democratic State Representative - Joe Adams State Representative - District
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