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We deserve leaders who fight for working families and representatives who actually represent us.
• August 4, 2026: Primary election day.
• November 8, 2026: General election day.
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The system is broken.
Let’s fix it.
We can't expect things to get better when our leaders are bought by corporate lobbyists and special interest groups.
We have to change who we're electing.
We can't expect things to get better when our leaders are bought by corporate lobbyists and special interest groups.
We have to change who we're electing.
Like so many of you, I was inspired by Bernie Sanders' presidential campaigns. He helped me see the system we’re living under more clearly.
Worker productivity has continued to increase, while our share of the profits continues to shrink. The truth is, there are no profits for the billionaire class without our labor.
But workers don’t organize when we’re divided by culture war distractions. We’re in this together. They have the money, but we have the many.
We can’t doomscroll our way out of this.
Many of our current leaders can’t be trusted to look after our interests. They rely on monopolizing corporations to bankroll their campaigns, then begin their run in Congress already indebted to the same interests they’re in charge of regulating.
That’s why I’m not taking any money from PACs or special interest groups. Our grassroots campaign is funded by the same people I’ll fight for in Congress — people just like you.
It's the economy...
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Affordable necessities
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Increased returns on our labor
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Fair competition
Education
Fully funded public schools
Students over tech companies
Tuition-free opportunities
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The next chapter requires a positive vision.
Cost of living
Medicare for All
End price gouging
Home we can afford
On new tech
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AI regulations and Bill of Rights
- Land + water > data
- Humanity first
We deserve leaders who deliver.
Meet Tommy Holstein
I'm a proud Missourian, born and raised. As a Lindenwood University graduate, I've used my skills as a videographer to support local businesses, non-profits, and organizations across the state,
I'm thrilled to be a Board Member of Destination Imagination, a skills and problem-solving developing organization for youth. As a fraternity advisor, I've been honored to speak at conferences and lead small-group leadership development courses.
I'm running because our 'leaders' have broken too many promises and failed us for too long.
— Tommy Holstein
Tommy is blessed to live in St. Charles with his wife and 3 year-old daughter, where he plays disk golf, board games, and enjoys time with their cat.