MISSOURI
      Nov. 6, 2012 Governor

   
Card, 4 1/2" x 11".


 
"While the Washington politicians are fighting with each other, we do things differently here in Missouri. We buckle down, bring folks together and get the job done." –Gov. Jay Nixon

www.jaynixon.com
Jay Nixon
@Nixon4Missouri

Gov. Jay Nixon balances budgets, holds the line on taxes and cuts government waste by:
 
  • Helping businesses create jobs, keeping Missouri's unemployment rate below the national average for nearly three consecutives.
  • Cutting $1.8 billion from Missouri's budget, eliminating waste and improving efficiency.
  • Making Missouri one of the few states in the nation with a perfect AAA credit rating.
www.jaynixon.com

"Because we balance our budget, lived within our means and made good decisions, Missouri is now turning the corner. Businesses are growing again and folks are getting back to work. But we can't stop now." –Gov. Jay Nixon

Jay Nixon is an independent leader who brought Democrats and Republicans together to:
  • Create jobs – bringing Missouri's unemployment rate below the national average.
  • Revive Missouri's auto industry by negotiating $1.4 billion in investments from Ford and GM, creating more than 3,000 new jobs.
  • Make Missouri one of the best states in the nation for small businesses and startups.
  • Freeze tuition at state colleges and universities for two years.
  • Provide record funding for K-12 schools.
Jay Nixon: Independent. Experienced.
A Strong Leader for Missouri.

Paid for by Jay Nixon for Missouri, Craig Hosmer, Treasurer [union bug] 






   
Flyer, 8 1/2" x 11".


 
"While the Washington politicians are fighting with each other, we do things differently here in Missouri. We buckle down, bring folks together and get the job done." –Gov. Jay Nixon

www.jaynixon.com
Jay Nixon
@Nixon4Missouri

Gov. Jay Nixon balances budgets, holds the line on taxes and cuts government waste
 
  • Balanced the budget every year without raising taxes on families or businesses.
  • Cut $1.8 billion from Missouri's budget, eliminating waste and improving efficiency.
  • Missouri is one of just a few states to earn a perfect AAA credit rating.

www.jaynixon.com

"Because we balanced our budget, lived within our means and made good decisions, Missouri is now turning the corner. Businesses are growing again and folks are getting back to work. But we can't stop now." –Gov. Jay Nixon
  • Missouri businesses have added over 24,000 new jobs already in 2012–more than any neighboring state
  • Unemployment in Missouri has been below the national average for 33 straight months–and is now at its lowest in over 3 years
  • Negotiated $1.4 billion investments from Ford and GM; over 3,000 new jobs for Missouri
  • Froze tuition at state colleges and universities for 2 years
  • Record funding for K-12 schools

Jay Nixon: Independent. Experienced.
A Strong Leader for Missouri.

Paid for by Jay Nixon for Missouri, Craig Hosmer, Treasurer [union bug]  May 2012






   
Flyer, 8 1/2" x 11" (one-sided).


 
ON NOVEMBER 6
VOTE
DEMOCRAT
Jay Nixon
Governor

Experienced.
A STRONG LEADER FOR MISSOURI.


AS OUR GOVERNOR, JAY NIXON HAS STOOD UP FOR ST. LOUIS:
•  Created good jobs in our communities.
•  Provided record funding for public schools.
•  Blocked efforts to roll back workers' civil rights.
•  Blocked laws that make it harder to vote.
•  Provided more opportunities for women and minority-owned businesses.

"Together, we've invested in our schools and helped small businesses create jobs—while blocking efforts to disenfranchise voters and undermine workers' civil rights. I'll continue to defend the rights of all Missourians to earn a living, raise a family, and cast a ballot in our great state. "

ENDORSED BY CONGRESSMAN WM. LACY CLAY, 
MISSOURI 1ST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT


WE MUST ORGANIZE AND REMEMBER
IDENTIFICATION REQUIRED TO VOTE
Before a voter may be issued a ballot he or she must present some form of personal identification. Acceptable forms of personal ID include: 
1. ID issued by the State of Missouri, an agency of the state, or a local election authority (such as a Voter ID Card.
2. ID issued by the U.S. government or an agency of the U.S. government such as a Social Security card.
3. Student ID from any college, university, vocational or technical school located within the State of Missouri.
4. A current utility bill, bank statement government check, paycheck or other government document that contains the name ond address of the voter.
5. A driver's license or state identification card issued by another state.
6. Personal knowledge of the voter by both poll managers or supervisors upon completion of an affidavit signed by both managers/ supervisors and the voter. RSMO Section 115.427.1
A photo id is not required in order to vote in Missouri.

VOTING A DEMOCRATIC PARTY TICKET
To vote the "democratic party ticket" the voter must cast a vote for that party's candidate in each contest where that party has a candidate. Section 115.237.4 RSMo(2006 Supp.)

ABSENTEE VOTING
If you can't make it to the polls on election day, you may be able to vote absentee. Contact your local election authority for details:
St. Louis City: 314-622-3230 or 314-622·3319

EXPERIENCED.

A STRONG LEADER FOR MISSOURI.

TO VOLUNTEER ON ELECTION DAY, CALL 314-727-...


PAID FOR BY JAY NIXON FOR MISSOURI, CRAIG HOSMER, TREASURER.  [union bug]





   
Card, 4 1/4" x 11".


 
ON NOVEMBER 6
VOTE
DEMOCRAT
Jay Nixon
Governor

Experienced.
A STRONG LEADER FOR MISSOURI.


PAID FOR BY JAY NIXON FOR MISSOURI, CRAIG HOSMER, TREASURER.  [union bug]


AS OUR GOVERNOR, JAY NIXON HAS STOOD UP FOR KANSAS CITY:
•  Created good jobs in our communities.
•  Provided record funding for public schools.
•  Blocked efforts to roll back workers' civil rights.
•  Blocked laws that make it harder to vote.
•  Provided more opportunities for women and minority-owned businesses.

"Together, we've invested in our schools and helped small businesses create jobs­—while blocking efforts to disenfranchise voters and undermine workers' civil rights. I'll continue to defend the rights of all Missourians to earn a living, raise a family, and cast a ballot in our great state."


PAID FOR BY JAY NIXON FOR MISSOURI, CRAIG HOSMER, TREASURER.  [union bug]