Not A Politician, A Neighbor.
Real People Deserve Real Representation
Tommy Holstein isn't a career politician. He's a Missouri native who grew up here, built his life here, and never left.
As a videographer, he's spent years telling the stories of local businesses, nonprofits, and communities across the state — learning what makes Missouri tick, one neighborhood at a time. As a Board Member of Destination Imagination, he invests in young people's futures. As a fraternity advisor and leadership coach, he shows up for others the way good neighbors do.
He's a husband. A dad to a three-year-old daughter. A guy who plays disk golf on weekends, loses at board games, and shares his home with a cat who runs the place.
Tommy isn't running because he always dreamed of being in Congress. He's running because the people who were supposed to represent us stopped doing their jobs — and someone had to say enough.
That someone is Tommy. And he's one of us.
Where Tommy Stands On The Issues
Fund Communities, Not Foreign Wars
Groceries and gas cost more every week, and it feels like Washington always has money for another overseas conflict. If we can afford endless foreign wars, we can afford to invest in the people who are struggling to pay rent, keep the lights on, and put food on the table.
Humanity > AI
As an early adopter of AI, I’ve seen the incredible things it can do. But I’ve grown increasingly detached, as it seems we are building a world catered to AI instead of one catered to humanity.
I support the AI Data Center Moratorium Act, which aims to halt the expansion of AI data centers until national safeguards are in place.
We deserve leaders who deliver, not who break promises.
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