St. Charles, MO — State Senator Bill Eigel’s campaign, today, announced that he has received the endorsement of dozens of elected Republican officials from across St. Charles County. These individuals have individually endorsed Eigel’s 2020 re-election bid.
“I’m honored to have earned the support of elected officials across St. Charles County,” Eigel said. “For the past 4 years, these folks have gotten to know me well. They understand my commitment to conservative Republican leadership and I’m humbled to have their endorsement for my re-election. The depth of support from all corners of the St. Charles County Republican Party demonstrates the popularity of conservative principles applied in Jefferson City. I will continue to work hard to earn their trust and confidence.”
Endorsers include:
Senator Bob Onder – District 2
Representative Ron Hicks – District 102
Representative John Wiemann – District 103
Representative Adam Schnelting – District 104
Representative Phil Christofanelli – District 105
Representative Tom Hannegan – District 65
Representative Tony Lovasco – District 64
Representative Justin Hill – District 108
Representative Nick Schroer – District 107
Representative Bryan Spencer – District 63
Former State Representative Kathie Conway
Mayor Dan Borgmeyer – St Charles
Fred Henke – State Committeeman
David Zucker – Chairman
Penny Henke – Vice Chair
Eva Lovasco – Secretary
Jeff Ohmes – Committeeman
Bridget Ohmes – Committeewoman
Chad Briesacher– Committeeman
Brenda Webb- Committeewoman
Stephen Johnson– Committeeman
Debbie McFarland- Committeewoman
Dana Guest- Committeewoman
Mike Hoehn– Committeeman
Kathie Conway- Committeewoman
Dave Evans– Committeeman
Cindy Evans- Committeewoman
Sergio Espinoza– Committeeman
Sherry Espinoza- Committeewoman
Jim Pepper– Committeeman
Cindy Christofanelli– Committeeman
Joan Gettemeyer- Committeewoman
Art Botorff– Committeeman
Peg Botorff- Committeewoman
Bernie McCann– Committeeman
Sandy Garber- Committeewoman
Marcia Behr- Committeewoman
Will Klein– Committeeman
Eigel is in his first term in the Missouri State Senate. A member of the Senate Conservative Caucus, Eigel has been an outspoken voice for conservative causes in his first term, supporting tax and regulatory reform, educational opportunity for children and promoting a culture of life in Missouri.
“As a veteran and small business owner, I had never run for political office in 2016. I felt our Republican majorities in Jefferson City had the opportunity to transform our state with conservative reforms that would make our state more free and more prosperous,” Eigel continued. “While there is much to still be done, I’m proud of the work we have done.”