DAYS UNTIL ELECTION DAY 2020
4TH QUARTER 2019 FUNDRAISING NUMBERS ARE OUT!
TEAMKIEHNE OUTWORKED incumbent State Rep. Dottie Bailey this last Quarter (and before) to exceed her fundraising total for the Quarter and ECLIPSE the number of donations that she’s received this last Quarter and so far in the race.
We raised $8,905 in the 4th Quarter 2019 and she raised $8,030. We had a total of 184 donations (181 individual) and she had *13*- (11 PACs and 2 individual). TEAMKIEHNE has earned 316 donations (313 individual) so far this cycle while Rep. Bailey brought in 29 donations in 2019 that included *4* (!!!) individual donations.
We’ve raised $15,409 while Rep. Bailey has brought in a few hundred dollars more at $15,740. By that calculation our average donation is just short of $50 while Rep. Bailey’s average donation is *$543*. As you can see her campaign funds grow quickly when wealthy entities (mostly PACs) can shower candidates with hundreds and thousands of dollars We have to work 10 times harder to acquire the resources that we require to deliver a victory in November 2020 but as you can see we’re not afraid to step up and show out.
Please support our grassroots campaign and donate $50 today so that we can continue to build a winning campaign to defeat Rep. Dottie Bailey in November and send her divisive, extreme and somewhat puzzling views packing in 2020. WE OWE THESE ENCOURAGING NUMBERS TO OUR SUPPORTERS AND WE NEED YOU TO SUCCEED!
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JOHN KIEHNE FOR STATE REP INTRO VIDEO
John Kiehne is a 5th generation Missouri native that was born and raised in St. Charles, Missouri, spent many years in Boston, Massachusetts and now calls Labadie his home along with his wife Michelle and their family.
John is running for office in order to be an effective advocate for his family, neighbors and community not to mention the State of Missouri in order to improve the lives of each and every Missourian. He believes that everyone should have access to quality, affordable Healthcare, that we must support hard-working Missourians as well as businesses large and small and that each and every child in the State of Missouri should have access to a quality public education regardless of their zip code, income, race, gender, ethnicity, faith or ability.
John is running a grassroots campaign powered by real people with a strong desire for change in our District, our State and the United States of America. Please consider supporting in any way that you can be it through donating, volunteering, hosting a house party, sharing social media posts and so forth or all of the above.
TEAMKIEHNE2020 EVENTS
TEAMKIEHNE Super Saturday Canvassing Kickoff
Join us as we Leap into #BlueWave2020 and Kickoff our Canvassing for our 2020 race. We'll start with a Rally, spend the day knocking, postcarding and phone banking and wrap it all up with a special event in the evening. If you want to see change in Mo. House District 110 you're going to have […]
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HARRY S TRUMAN HAD A REPUBLICAN PROBLEM IN 1948
“Republicans approve of the American farmer, but they are willing to help him go broke. They stand four-square for the American home—but not for housing. They are strong for labor—but they are stronger for restricting labor’s rights. They favor minimum wage—the smaller the minimum wage the better. They endorse educational opportunity for all—but they won’t spend money for teachers or for schools. They think modern medical care and hospitals are fine—for people who can afford them … They think American standard of living is a fine thing—so long as it doesn’t spread to all the people. And they admire the Government of the United States so much that they would like to buy it." — Harry S. Truman, October 13, 1948, St. Paul, Minnesota, Radio Broadcast