Skip to content
Kevin Garner

Kevin Garner - Democrat

Bringing a Progressive Vision and a Backbone to Jefferson City

Missouri House District 24

Meet Kevin

“Our community embraces progressive values, rooted in a desire to uplift our most underserved populations – the poor and working class, women, LGBTQ+, and people of color. We deserve a representative who will do more than just vote against the Republicans’ extreme agenda. I will go on offense in support of our values and engage our residents to energize their involvement in the democratic process.”

Kevin Garner's signature

On the issues

Kevin is running to stand up for the Missourians too often ignored — working families and underserved communities. He’s pushing back against the extreme MAGA agenda and fighting for opportunity, justice, and equality for all, not just the powerful few.

AN ECONOMY FOR ALL

WOMEN’S RIGHTS

LGBTQ RIGHTS

AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE

PROTECT EDUCATION

Endorsements

We’re proud to have the support of community leaders, organizations, and neighbors—but the endorsement that matters most is yours. This campaign is powered by everyday people, and together, we’re building a better future for Missouri.

Current and former elected officials
  • Rep. Pattie Mansur – House District 25
  • Rep. Melissa Douglas – House District 27
  • Hon. Mike Talboy – Former Missouri Democratic Minority Leader
  • Hon. Crystal Williams – Former Jackson County Legislator
  • Commissioner Scott Wagner – Former Kansas City Mayor Pro Tem and Executive Director, Bridging the Gap
  • Randy Hite – Jackson County Democratic Central Committee Ward 4 Committeeman
  • Hon. Henry Beck – Former Maine state treasurer
  • International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 124
  • Pipe Fitters Local 533
  • Mid-America Carpenters Regional Council 
  • Rachel Sweet – “Yes on 3” Campaign Manager and Nationally-Recognized Abortion Rights Advocate
  • Bryan Meyer – Co-Founder & CEO, Veterans Community Project
  • Josh Boehm – Board Member At-Large, Downtown Neighborhood Association and Secretary, KC Regional Transit Alliance
  • Tristin Amezcua-Hogan – Kansas City Labor and Transit Leader