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Candidate booth at Olde Glory Days Clinton Missouri

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Ray Kish for State Representative at Dallas County Fair

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Bill Spaits for State Representative at Freedom Fights

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Josh Allum for State Representative District 10

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Senator Claire McCaskill Discusses The Constitution Party

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Candidate For U.S. Senate Joseph Martellaro

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“A Constitution of Government once changed from freedom, can never be restored. Liberty lost, is lost forever.”

These words were written by John Adams in 1775. HEED THEM!

The founders pledged their “lives, fortunes, and sacred honer” in order to establish this Republic. Can we afford to do less?

Richard Blowers at Jefferson County Tea Party

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Candidate for State Representative in district 102 Richard Blowers, speaking at the Jefferson County Tea Party. Thousands of people turned out for the event and Richard’s speech was very well received.

Richard Blowers Speaking at the Jefferson County Tea Party

Richard Blowers speaking

Dalls County Business Expo

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The Constitution Party of Missouri had a very successful day of meeting and greeting the people at the Dallas County Business Expo. Our Party and candidates were very well received. Many people stated they were very happy to have another choice on the ballot this November and many people signed up to attend our meetings here in Dallas County.

Candidate for Congress 4th district, Greg Cowan, Candidate for State Representative Ray Kish and his wife Laurie.

State Treasurer David Lininger and Elijah Kish

Dave Lininger, Ray Kish, Fran Kish, Eli, Nathanael and Autumn Kish.

Crowd shot

Jerry Beck Talks About Jobs

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Jerry Beck, candidate for U.S. Senate talks about Americas need to bring manufacturing back home.

Constitution Party Candidates File For Office

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For Immediate Release

February 24, 2010

Contact: Donna Ivanovich, State Chairman: (314) 956-6181
Chris Tomlinson, Communications Director: (417) 543-0808

Constitution Party candidates will participate in Missouri’s August primary for the first time since 2004. Declarations of Candidacy were filed in Jefferson City on the opening day, February 23, 2010, including multiple candidates for the office of U.S. Senate. Others filing included two U.S. Representative Districts, one State Senate, and multiple State Representatives.

“Unlike the other political parties, before they file their candidacy, our candidates are thoroughly vetted with a 25-page questionnaire to determine their knowledge of the proper role of government “, reported State Chairman, Donna Ivanovich. She went on to say that, “candidates, who are approved in this process are then supported and endorsed by the Party. These candidates have pledged to support the restoration of constitutional government and will legislate law that will defend our great American principles of individual liberty.”

“The Constitution Party is America ’s fastest growing political party, and while the Republicans and Democrats have been losing supporters, this Party is exploding in growth. As the discontent mounts in our nation and state, our opportunities to elect Constitutional Americans have never been greater,” concluded Ivanovich.

Candidate for State Representative in the 120th district Richard Hoxesy, Chairman Donna Ivanovich, Secretary Cindy Redburn and CPMO member Debbie Lay.

Chairman Donna Ivanovich, candidate for State Representative 119th district Raymond Kish and Secretary Cindy Redburn.

Candidates for U.S Congress Dave lay (5th district) and Greg Cowan (4th district)

Candidates Richard Blowers (State Representative 102nd district) Nathan Eaton (State Representative 48th district)

Candidates Mike Cogan (State Representative 51st district) and Kent Cogan (State Representative 124th district)