"Common Sense, Not Party Line"—I believe in serving the people, not the party.
"Common Sense, Not Party Line"—I believe in serving the people, not the party.
I believe our leaders should serve people — not themselves. That’s why I’m here with the Gena Ross campaign. Missouri deserves better than excuses and silence, and with your help, we’ll achieve that. I'm a conservative because I believe in personal responsibility and freedom, and I'm running for Congress in 2026 because Missouri families need leaders who show up, listen, and solve problems—not those who serve lobbyists in Washington. So, when the time comes, remember to vote for Gena Ross for Congress. Thank you. God bless you, and may God bless the great state of Missouri!
Dr. Gena L. Ross is a servant leader, strategist, and educator committed to putting people first. She currently serves as Director of Student Support for Program Success and Adjunct Professor of Political Science and is a former Associate Professor of Business. With a Ph.D. in Public Policy & Administration (with honors), an MPA, BBA, and AA in Urban Ministries, Dr. Ross brings academic excellence and real-world experience to the front lines of public service.
In 2020, Dr. Ross made history as the first Black woman to secure the Democratic nomination for Missouri’s 6th Congressional District, earning over 118,000 votes. She continued her trailblazing journey in 2022 with a strong top 5 finish in the Missouri Democratic U.S. Senate primary. She’s not a party switcher she’s an advocate for people.
In 2025, Dr. Ross was named a 'Best in Class' honoree by the Church of God in Christ’s Inc, Business & Professional Women’s Federation, recognizing her commitment to faith, leadership, and community impact.
Her campaign focuses on restoring ethical leadership, expanding access to healthcare, advancing education, and championing economic justice. Dr. Ross leads with courage, grounded in faith and fueled by a passion for equity, justice, and results that matter to the people she serves.
Ross has been affiliated with the following organizations:
• Business and Professional Women's Federation COGIC
• Pi Alpha Alpha
• National Society of Leadership and Success
America is at a crossroads. Division has become our greatest weakness, fueled not by the people, but by partisan politics that pit us against one another. I refuse to sit on the sidelines while livelihoods are jeopardized by party color, skin color, your beliefs, or your family name.
Affordable Care Options: Support policies that make healthcare more affordable without compromising quality, such as transparency in pricing.
Mental Health Services: The importance of mental health resources and their accessibility.
Healthcare Accessibility - Mental Health Reform Act (2016)
This legislation aimed to improve mental health services supported by both parties, highlighting the importance of mental health care accessibility.
Support for Small Business: Advocate for tax incentives and grants for local small businesses to stimulate job growth.
Workforce Development: Promote vocational training and apprenticeship programs to prepare workers for high-demand jobs.
Economic Growth and Job Creation - Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA): This law passed in 2014, aims to help job seekers access employment, education, training, and support services, receiving bipartisan support for its focus on workforce development.
Roads and Bridges: Prioritize funding for infrastructure projects to improve transportation and create jobs.
Rural Broadband: Advocate for expanding high-speed internet access to all areas, addressing a significant need in rural communities.
Infrastructure Investment - Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act (2015) -This bipartisan legislation provided long-term funding for surface transportation programs, emphasizing the need for infrastructure improvement across the country.
School Choice: Support options for parents, including charter schools and vouchers, while ensuring public schools receive adequate funding.
STEM and Vocational Training: Promote education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics alongside vocational training.
Education Reform - Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA,
2015). - This bipartisan reform placed No Child Left Behind and gave more control to states and localities regarding education, emphasizing flexibility and accountability.
Advocate for programs that build trust between law enforcement and communities emphasizing accountability.
Support initiatives aimed at reducing recidivism through education and job training for former offenders.
Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform: First Step Act
(2018): This bipartisan criminal justice reform aimed to reduce recidivism and improve rehabilitation efforts for inmates, gaining support from both sides of the aisle.
Support for Farmers: Promote policies that aid local farmers, including access to resources and fair pricing for crops.
Sustainable Practices: Encourage the adoption of sustainable agricultural practices that benefit both farmers and the environments.
Agricultural Support - Farm Bill - This comprehensive legislation, renewed approximately every five years, often garners bipartisan support as it addresses issues like food security, agricultural subsidies, and rural development.
Expand rural broadband, improve roads and bridges
Rural hospital support, price transparency, lower prescription costs
Defend family farms, oppose foreign land ownership
Local control, vocational training, broadband for schools
Mobile VA clinics, job training, mental health programs
Quarterly town halls, online accountability dashboard
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I believe our leaders should serve people — not themselves. That’s why I’m here with the Gena Ross campaign. Missouri deserves better than excuses and silence, and with your help, we’ll achieve that. I'm a conservative because I believe in personal responsibility and freedom, and I'm running for Congress in 2026 because Missouri families need leaders who show up, listen, and solve problems—not those who serve lobbyists in Washington. So, when the time comes, remember to vote for Gena Ross for Congress. Thank you. God bless you, and may God bless the great state of Missouri!
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