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Thursday, September 06, 2012

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Jason Kander announced today that his campaign enjoys a more than $671,000 fundraising lead over his Republican opponent. Kander now has more than $956,000 in the bank to spend this fall, compared to only $284,000 for Shane Schoeller.

Kander, one of the leading champions for ethics reform and the reinstatement of campaign contribution limits, also pointed out that more than 41 percent of his opponent’s contributions have come from a single individual.

“Unlike my opponent, I have fueled …

Kander Has Nearly Twice as Much in the Bank as His Three Opponents Combined

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Secretary of State candidate Jason Kander today filed his latest campaign finance report, which shows he now has more than $860,000 on hand for his race – nearly twice what all three of his Republican opponents have in the bank combined.

Kander also reported raising $100,152 in monetary contributions over the 26 days in the most recent reporting period.

“As we travel across Missouri, more and more people …

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Rep. Jason Kander today announced that St. Louis Mayor Francis G. Slay and St. Louis County Executive Charlie Dooley have endorsed his campaign for Secretary of State.

“I am pleased to endorse Jason Kander to be Missouri’s next Secretary of State,” said St. Louis Mayor Francis G. Slay. “I have had the chance to get to know Jason as he has gotten to know St. Louis and our issues. I believe that as Secretary of State Jason Kander will be a strong …

When I was in Afghanistan, I served with people who showed true courage every single day.

Later, as a State Representative, the “tough decisions” never struck me as all that tough. When you’ve risked your life for what you believe is right, risking your job is not a big deal.
Our next Secretary of State must have the courage to always do what’s right for our state no matter what.

Today, we’re releasing “Courage” – our first ad – which shows that I have what it takes to …

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Thursday, June 7, 2012

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