Get Out The Vote Columbia

On April 4th: Vote for a Columbia that Works for Us All

Columbia’s families deserve a City Council that works for us – not just corporate developers who rig the rules to boost their profits.

As voters, we’re coming together to demand our city leaders look out for our neighbors instead of real estate speculators, corporate developers, and out-of-state corporations.

We need leaders who will look out for the schools where our kids learn, the roads we drive on, the buses we take to work, and safe places to call home are available to all of us.

We deserve city leaders who put the needs of our families and neighborhoods first.

Add your name to join our work, pledge to vote for candidates who hold your values, and hold our leaders accountable to our communities.

Important Election Information

Last Day to Register to Vote: March 8, 2023
Early Voting: March 21 – April 2, 2023
Request an Absentee Ballot
Boone County Clerk
Election Protection: 866ourvote.org

Where do the candidates stand on the issues?

Signing the Neighborhood Pledge means support for:

Protecting and expanding affordable housing
Strengthening neighborhood infrastructure including improving roads, addressing urgent sewer issues, and inequity in public transit
Opposing efforts to privatize public services
Addressing structural inequality to make Columbia safer for all

By signing this pledge, these candidates commit to ensuring these community issues are priorities as elected officials.

City Council Candidate Town Hall

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Missouri Jobs with Justice Voter Action members invited Columbia Ward 1 candidates, Pat Fowler and Nick Knoth, and Ward 5 candidates, Gregg Bush and Don Waterman, to a Community Town Hall on Saturday, February 25th. We asked the candidates questions, heard candidates’ plans to address community issues, and asked each candidate to sign on to the Neighborhood Pledge.

Attendees Nick Knoth and Gregg Bush were asked about their plans for protecting our public utilities from privatization, standing with local workers fighting to unionize, funding public safety, improving public transportation, and increasing affordable housing for our Columbia neighbors. Both candidates in attendance signed the pledge.

Click the image above to watch the video of the event.

Help us talk to voters!

Columbia’s working families deserve city leaders who work for us – not just corporate developers who rig the rules to boost their profits. As voters, we’re coming together to demand our city leaders look out for our neighbors instead of real estate speculators and greedy out-of-state corporations. We need your help to power this work!

We’re canvassing every weekend until the Tuesday, April 4th municipal election. Sign up to make a difference and help educate voters.

Join us to talk with our neighbors and voters add your name to join our work, pledge to vote for candidates who hold your values, and hold our leaders accountable to our communities.