Entrepreneur Mike Hamra is running for the Democratic nomination for governor in the upcoming August primary election in Missouri. The fast-food CEO believes that his business acumen makes him the perfect fit to lead the state’s government, emphasizing the importance of bringing people together and moving forward for a prosperous future.
Hamra, who owns Wendy’s and Panera Bread restaurants in Missouri and other states, prioritizes investing in people and supporting their personal and educational growth. He also aims to restore a woman’s right to abortion, highlighting the impact on women’s rights and the state’s economy.
As a political outsider, Hamra believes that his lack of name recognition could work to his advantage, as he hopes to offer a fresh perspective and approach to governance. He emphasizes his experience in running a successful family-owned business for over two decades as a testament to his ability to bring people together and solve complex problems.
In the crowded field of candidates for the governorship, including other Democrats like Crystal Quade and Eric Morrison, as well as numerous Republicans and a Libertarian candidate, Hamra stands out for his focus on unity and progress. With the primary election scheduled for August 6, Hamra aims to appeal to voters looking for a different kind of leadership in Missouri.
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