The Missouri Democratic Party holds the distinction of being the oldest political party in the United States established west of the Mississippi River. For the last century, we’ve led the fight for working families. Today, we’re organizing in communities across Missouri to protect and build on our progress.
This is a big week for Democratic women – three fantastic challengers are debating their Republican opponents THIS Wednesday and Friday! Tomorrow
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Every single dollar, every single phone call, every single text message, and every single conversation with a voter has moved us steadily closer to the Governor's Mansion.
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Friends, So much news in so little time – both encouraging news and not-so-encouraging news. Missouri continues to receive national attention due to the COVID-19 Delta outbreak, but there are many more things happening around the
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Friends, Spread far and wide! Many more Missourians are now eligible for Mo HealthNet after today’s lower court ruling. Find out how to enroll now: It is your constitutional right. Last month the
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Friends, July was busy — for both good and bad reasons. Missouri has received a lot of national attention this month. Amid the resurgence of the COVID-19 crisis that began in Southwest Missouri but
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Friends, Today we celebrate the Missouri Supreme Court upholding the voter-approved 2020 initiative to expand Medicaid to nearly 275,000 more low-income Missourians. If it was voter-approved then why did the Supreme Court
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This past week the appointees to the Senate and House Bipartisan Redistricting Citizens Commissions were made public and include twenty Missouri Democrats. This group is dedicated to developing fair and equitable legislative
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One of Missouri’s Senate seats is up for grabs next year, and Roy Blunt is not running for re-election. As Democrats, we need to organize, communicate, fundraise and work to flip this
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Friends, This past week in Jefferson City the Legislative Democratic Caucuses stood their ground and protected women’s reproductive health from the draconian anti-birth control measure attached to the Federal Reimbursement Allowance. The
MoreOn June 19, 1865 — nearly nine decades after our Nation’s founding, and more than 2 years after President Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation — enslaved Americans in Galveston, Texas, finally received word
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Friends, President Biden’s new May job numbers are showing a positive trend in the right direction, thanks to the American Rescue Plan. Nearly 500,000 jobs were added in May. This time last year,
MoreDid you miss MSNBC Rachel Maddow’s segment on the Missouri GOP controversies? Her analysis of the current state of the Republican Party in Missouri is spot on, something that we have known
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