Missouri voters will decide Nov. 6 whether they wish to be represented in the U.S. Senate by incumbent Sen. Claire McCaskill or six-term Congressman Todd Akin. Sen. McCaskill is clearly the best choice. Read More »
Claire visits old elementary school in Lebanon
Claire returned to her old elementary school in Lebanon to talk about the importance of public education.
Claire returned to her old elementary school in Lebanon to talk about the importance of public education.
Claire Canvassing in Kansas City
Claire knocked on doors in her old neighborhood in Kansas City
Claire knocked on doors in her old neighborhood in Kansas City
Claire at Buchanan County Courthouse
Claire held press conference with supporters at the Buchanan County Courthouse in St. Joseph.
Claire held press conference with supporters at the Buchanan County Courthouse in St. Joseph.
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Is Todd Akin fit to serve in the Senate? Mitt Romney doesn't think so. And three Missouri Senators -- Roy Blunt, John Danforth, and Kit Bond said Akin was "totally unacceptable." Watch the Video »
Betty Anne McCaskill, the first woman ever elected to the Columbia City Council, was a mainstay of Missouri Democratic politics throughout her life. Read More »
Time and again, McCaskill has demonstrated an ability to work across the aisle. She has a good relationship with Missouri’s junior U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt, a Springfield Republican. And, as her campaign ad famously points out, she’s right in the middle of 100 senators, sitting at No. 50 in the ideology ranking of the National Journal. Read More »
Betty Anne McCaskill, the first woman ever elected to the Columbia City Council, was a mainstay of Missouri Democratic politics throughout her life. Read More »
I think this is the most important Senate election in the country right now. It is so scary that a man like Todd could be as close as he is to having a say in our country's government. Claire truly cares about people in Missouri, and I cannot wait to continue working for this election. Read More »
I have good news and bad news. The good news: late last night, we surpassed our ambitious $600,000 online fundraising goal in record time — I'm so grateful to everyone who stepped up! Read More »
It's official. As of 5 p.m. today, Todd Akin is the Republican Senate candidate for Missouri and nothing can change that. Read More »
Missouri voters will decide Nov. 6 whether they wish to be represented in the U.S. Senate by incumbent Sen. Claire McCaskill or six-term Congressman Todd Akin. Sen. McCaskill is clearly the best choice. Read More »
Time and again, McCaskill has demonstrated an ability to work across the aisle. She has a good relationship with Missouri’s junior U.S. Sen. Roy Blunt, a Springfield Republican. And, as her campaign ad famously points out, she’s right in the middle of 100 senators, sitting at No. 50 in the ideology ranking of the National Journal. Read More »
During the past six years, McCaskill has been a tireless opponent of waste and fraud. As chairman of the Subcommittee on Contracting Oversight, she has fought no-bid contracts in Afghanistan and Iraq, as well as domestically. Read More »
A vote for McCaskill returns to the Senate a leading moderate, known for bipartisan co-sponsorship of sensible legislation. And it protects Missouri and the nation from more votes by Akin against fair pay measures, emergency contraception after rape or incest, and federally subsidized school lunches for low-income children. Read More »
Is Todd Akin fit to serve in the Senate? Mitt Romney doesn't think so. And three Missouri Senators -- Roy Blunt, John Danforth, and Kit Bond said Akin was "totally unacceptable." Watch the Video »
People around Missouri talk about why they support Claire McCaskill, specifically her record of protecting Medicare.
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People around Missouri talk about why they support Claire McCaskill. In this video, they talk about her record on the minimum wage.
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Claire greeted supporters at the Springfield campaign office before heading out to canvass.
Before heading to Faurot for the Mizzou-Georgia game, Claire picked up a stuffed Truman the Tiger and brought him along for a ride in the campaign RV.
At local VFW in Parkville, Claire met with small group of veterans for a roundtable listening session.
