Lucas Kunce Rally in Belton

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Are you ready to defeat Josh Hawley and take Missouri's Senate seat back for working families?

Join us in Belton and hear from Lucas on how we can take back our power this November.

Sign up below to let us know you'll be there and for further details:

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Raymond James for MO Senate Dist. 31

State government should be about good roads, excellent schools, and properly functioning State agencies.
The culture "Wars" started to make a small segment of voters mad. Mad enough to show up at the polls and vote.
I am all about Freedom.
You decide what book to read, get a tattoo or not, wear your hair as you like, marry who you want, raise your children in a church, or home school, or send them to a public school. Have a breast reduction or a breast enlargement. Wear the clothes you want.
This is the US you have the Freedom to make your choices.
You do not have the Freedom to dictate to others how they have to dress, wear their hair, what they eat, when or how they worship or who they marry.
For now, we also have the freedom of Assembly, to gather with like-minded people as you see fit. Book club, car shows, church service, bingo at the Legion or attend a Pride event.
You do you and let others do the same.

 


4th District Congressional District - Jeanette Cass

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I'm Jeanette, and I'm running for the U.S. House of Representatives for Missouri Congressional District 4. 

I never thought I'd be running for office, but it seems like we're losing the Missouri values that I was taught to uphold, and I'd like to see them return. 

I was born and raised right here in Missouri, on a 350-acre historic dairy farm in Webster County, where I worked the livestock and fields alongside my father and my 7 siblings. I spent 28 years as a single mother.

All my life has been spent serving others. From farming to waitressing, building computer components in a factory, packing supplies in a grocery warehouse, and serving 30 years with the United States Postal Service.

I am pro-farmer, pro-family, pro-small business. I believe in our Constitutional rights, common sense gun laws, education for our children, and reformed immigration. I believe in equal rights for all people—and I believe in Missouri. 


Pam Jenkins Hatcher - MO House District 56

For far too long our district (Belton/Raymore) has lacked a respected voice in Jefferson City! What will Pam do? 

  • She'll be a voice for public education
  • As a successful small business owner, she'll grow our economy, jobs, and businesses
  • She'll work for access to affordable healthcare for ALL
  • She'll negotiate to get the already available funding to widen I-49 from 155th St. to Highway 7
  • She'll be an independent voice of integrity 

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Cass County Democrats endorse ballot measures

The Cass County Democratic Central Committee has endorsed a YES vote on Amendment 3 and Prop A and a NO Vote on Amendment 7. The committee remains neutral on Amendments 2, 5, and 6.
The committee agreed that a Vote of NO on the retention of Supreme Court Justices KELLY C. BRONIEC and GINGER K. GOOCH was warranted, but a formal vote was not taken.

2024 Statewide Candidates

Missouri Dem Statewide Candidates running in 2024

Mark Osmack Treasurer 

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As a husband and father of two young daughters, Mark understands the demands and costs of raising a family. He will make Missouri the place families want to stay in and move to rather than leave. 

Missouri government has played fast and loose with benefits earned by our retired citizens and enhancements for Missouri farmers to thrive. As a 4th generation Missourian, Mark will not bend or yield to the games of Jefferson City threatening to end these benefits.

As a Missourian who attended public schools and as a soldier deployed to war twice, Mark personally understands the critical need for supporting those who protect and educate us…because he’s lived it

Barbara Phifer Secretary of State 

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Free and Fair Elections - Ensuring that Missouri’s elections are well-run and accessible to all eligible voters is paramount, and as Secretary of State, Barbara will protect your vote.

Open For Business - The Secretary of State’s role in registering new businesses is an important part of the job. Keeping the wheels of business moving in our state is something Barbara understands.

Support Public Libraries - As an avid reader, and as a grandmother, Barbara values very much the role of the public libraries in our state and will endeavor to support them as your Secretary of State.

Lucas Kunce US Senate

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Our politicians have spent decades sparking phony culture wars to distract and divide our families. They’ve become so obsessed with controlling our lives, they made Missouri the first state in the nation to ban abortion — without exceptions for victims of rape or incest.

Our state deserves a Senator who will stand up and fight for it, not run for the exit like Josh Hawley.

I’m running for U.S. Senate to be the warrior for working people that Missouri deserves. To fight for our state. And we aren’t fighting the corporate status quo just to make a point. This is a race we can win.

Crystal Quade Governor

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Growing up in rural Missouri, Crystal Quade often made the trek to help her mom prepare the diner where she worked double and triple shifts waitressing.

They lived on a gravel road, and Crystal became the first in her family to graduate from high school. Then she worked her way through Missouri State, began her own family, and was elected to serve as Democratic Leader of the Missouri House of Representatives.

Now Crystal is running for Governor to take on extremists in Jefferson City, who will ban abortion, birth control, and even IVF, and who will put the interests of wealthy political insiders above doing what’s best for Missouri’s working families.

Crystal has been leading the fight for our families — restoring our reproductive freedom, standing up to corporate special interests, and stopping China and Russia from buying up our farmland and squeezing Missouri farmers out.

Richard Brown Lt. Governor

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I'm a retired Public School teacher with common sense.  Born on a U.S. military base in Ft. Riley, KS, I have lived in Missouri since I was an infant.  I grew up in the historic Kansas City 18th and Vine Neighborhood (Parade Park) and currently live in the same Kansas City neighborhood for the past 51 years. I am a concerned neighbor like you.

As a lifelong Missourian, I have concerns as I watch the direction in which our state is moving. As a member of the Missouri House of Representatives, I have been a strong advocate for better healthcare, improving the standard of living for working families, and keeping children safe.

I am not a politician, I am a public servant who has demonstrated leadership and common sense while serving with integrity in the state legislature.

Elad Gross Attorney General

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I'm running for Attorney General to sue scammers, including those in our government. 

Elad is a constitutional and civil rights attorney who often represents Missourians harmed by our government. He has successfully defended Missouri's Sunshine Law at our state Supreme Court, stopped our state government from persecuting whistleblowers, protected workers' rights on the job, and secured the release of innocent Missourians from illegal jailings.

Elad is a lifelong Missourian. He's running for Attorney General to sue scammers; launch Missouri's first Civil Rights Division; protect our families; prosecute corruption; and finally end Missouri's status as the puppy mill capital of the country. It's time we have an Attorney General who represents us.

 


Save the Date - Cass Dems Chili/Soup Cookoff

This is an event you don't want to miss, so mark your calendars for Saturday, October 12th! 

We'll have a postcard writing party from 1-3pm, followed by a chili/soup cook-off, silent auction & MORE. We'll update with additional information soon! 


Dog Days of Summer with AG Candidate Elad Gross

Join us Saturday on Belton Main St. for the Dog Days of Summer!

Attorney General candidate Elad Gross will be with us from 10:00 am until Noon. Elad will have his puppy mill rescue dog Liberty Belle with him! Elad is running for Attorney General to shut down puppy mills in Missouri, sue the scammers here in Missouri and he won't waste our tax dollars on ridiculous lawsuits like our current AG. It's time we have an AG working for the people again.

Free water and treats for your doggies and Harris/Walz signs, buttons, and friendship bracelets for sale.

You can also check your voter registration or register to vote.

See you Saturday, August 31st.


DNC Watch Party & Potluck

Come and join us as we watch Kamala Harris accept the Democratic nomination for President!

If you want, feel free to bring a casserole, salad, snacks, or desserts. We hear that there's going to be at least one Minnesota Hot Dish inspired by our Vice-Presidential candidate, Gov. Tim Walz!

The Harris/Walz signs should be available at this event. We'll also have buttons and friendship bracelets for sale!

It's an exciting time to be a Democrat, come join in the fun! 


2024 Reorganization Meeting

Per the Missouri Democratic Party bylaws, we must reorganize our county committee every two years between the 2nd Tuesday and 2nd Saturday after the August Primary election. This reorganization must take place in our county seat.

At the reorganization meeting, we elect a new Executive Committee which consists of a Chair, Vice-Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer for the CCDCC. The Chair and the Vice-Chair (one male and one female) must be committee people on the CCDCC. The Secretary and Treasurer (one male and one female) do not need to be committee people.

Since the 55th and the 56th Legislative Districts lie completely within the boundaries of Cass County. The committee members within those legislative districts will meet separately to elect a Chair and a Vice-Chair of their respective districts.

-If due to extenuating circumstances, you cannot attend this meeting, you may give your proxy to another committee member.

-No committee person can carry more than 2 proxies.

-The regular August business meeting will take place after the election of new officers.

-You must be a committee member to vote.