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Save the Date:
October 15th
5-8pm
Plumbers & Pipe Fitters Hall
JCDC Annual Chili Dinner
Meet Our Candidates:
For more information:
Call the office 816-833-JCDC (5232) or email us at jacksoncountydemocrats@gmail.com
Gavin is an energetic leader who understands the meaning of family, education, hard work and public service. Gavin will represent our mutual interests in economic growth, financial security, public safety and justice.
Born and raised within the boundaries of what is today the 52nd State House District and a graduate of Truman High School, Robbie Makinen brings to this campaign a network of family, friends, and business associates who know his name and trust his leadership from every corner of the district.
Diane is a passionate community activist who is committed to strong family values and fiscal responsibility. Diane is a staunch advocate for Public Health and will work with the Missouri Department of Heath to strengthen our resources for Missourians.
John is an officer with the Independence police force for over 30 years, John has a history of serving his community with distinction and will continue to fight for the people of Missouri as our next State Representative from the 54th District.
Clay Rodgers District 55Clay is our candidate for State Representative in the 55th District. Clay is a hard working family man, who has been helping other hard working Missourians as the Business Representative for the Painters Union.
As Secretary of State, Carnahan has focused on protecting consumers, cracking down on financial fraud, cutting costs and red-tape for businesses, and ensuring fair elections. Her commitment to protecting investors and fighting against fraud has resulted in more than $10 billion being returned to tens of thousands of investors in Missouri and across the country. Carnahan has worked across party lines to change state law to better protect senior investors and also to cut red tape for Missouri businesses. She has helped Missouri businesses save nearly $10 million through her continuing efforts to enable businesses and entrepreneurs to file reports and documents on-line.
Prior to her election, Carnahan had a successful career in business and law. She served at the Export-Import Bank of the United States where she explored innovative ways to help American companies increase their sale of goods and services abroad. She also specialized in business and corporate law at a major Missouri law firm.
A fifth generation Missourian, Carnahan grew up in Rolla, Missouri, and graduated from Rolla High School. Her parents, Mel and Jean Carnahan, instilled in her a deep sense of public service and a responsibility to help others. Carnahan earned a bachelor’s degree in economics, graduating magna cum laude from William Jewell College, a small Baptist college in northwest Missouri. She earned her law degree from the University of Virginia.
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