Five Democratic candidates are in the running for the upcoming primary election for Missouri governor. The candidates include Nicole Galloway, Jimmie Matthews, Antoin Johnson, Eric Morrison, and Robin John Daniel Van Quaethem.
Nicole Galloway currently serves as the state auditor and is considered the frontrunner among the candidates. She has emphasized her experience in elected office and her commitment to transparency and accountability.
Jimmie Matthews, a former mayor of Berkeley, is focusing his campaign on criminal justice reform and economic development in underserved communities. He has highlighted his experience working on local issues as a mayor.
Antoin Johnson, a former candidate for U.S. Congress, is running on a platform of healthcare reform and expanding access to affordable healthcare for all Missourians. He has been vocal about the need to address healthcare disparities in the state.
Eric Morrison, a pastor and community activist, is advocating for education reform and increased funding for public schools. He has also prioritized expanding access to mental health services and addressing addiction issues in Missouri.
Robin John Daniel Van Quaethem, a legal assistant and activist, is running on a platform of environmental conservation and climate change action. He has called for increased investments in renewable energy and efforts to combat pollution.
The primary election for Missouri governor will be held on August 4, 2020. Voters will have the opportunity to choose the Democratic candidate who will face off against the Republican incumbent, Governor Mike Parson, in the general election in November. Each candidate is working to distinguish themselves and garner support from Missouri voters in the upcoming primary.
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