Candidate Spotlight
The Phelps County Democratic Committee is proud to support the following local area candidates this election year! Follow their campaign pages on Facebook and help get the word out!
Virginia Staabs for MO SD-16
I am a resident of Richland, Missouri, running for Missouri State Senate District 16. I believe the government works best when every voice is heard and every community has a seat at the table. Our families deserve leaders who listen, communicate honestly, and put people ahead of politics. I will fight to protect access to quality healthcare close to home and ensure that medical decisions remain between patients, families, and their doctors. I support working families by standing up for fair wages, workers’ rights, and policies that strengthen local economies. I am committed to defending the personal freedoms Missourians have secured through the democratic process and ensuring those rights are protected for future generations.Together, we can build a stronger Missouri where the government is responsive, communities are empowered, and every citizen has the opportunity to thrive.
On the web: StaabsMOSD16.com,
Email: StaabsMOSD16@gmail.com
FaceBook: @Staabs MO SD 16
Phone: 573-855-5826
Dan Victor for MO House District 122
Rural progressive Democratic candidate for MO House 122. Our voices matter!
Facebook: MO CANDIDATEHouse 122
On the web: CANDIDATE
Marsha Snodgrass for MO HD143
I am running for the people of my district, to keep their schools funded and to help fight to keep Data Centers out of their communities!
Facebook: Snodgrass For Missouri
On the Web: tiktok ; instagram ; threads ; bsky
Marc Koller for Phelps County Presiding Commissioner
Dear Neighbors, I moved to Phelps County nearly three years ago, and I have observed a growing concern among residents regarding our future. Unfortunately, our county government is not doing enough to address these concerns. Specifically, we need the county to take a leadership role in managing the challenges posed by incoming data centers, and I plan to lead this effort. Artificial Intelligence is rapidly transforming our world, but the current costs to our communities are unacceptable. The massive energy required by AI data centers threatens to accelerate the climate crisis, increase pollution, raise electric bills, and deplete our water resources. While major tech companies plan to spend billions on these facilities, our community must have a voice in how and where they are built. We cannot stop these data centers from coming, but we must pass local ordinances that establish vital safeguards for our environment, water supply, and utility costs. Please join me in working to protect our community. Sincerely,
Marc Koller
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