Mike Carter                                

Candidate For Missouri Lieutenant Governor


                 
Missouri Lieutenant Governor
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The Missouri Lieutenant Governor's office is peculiar in that the office does not generally have a real impact on the everyday lives of most Missourians (anyone that tells you different is being disingenuous).

In fact, current and past Lt. Governors often acknowledge its part-time nature. The late Sen. Eagleton noted that the biggest part of the Lt. Governor’s day was watching the Missouri river flow by his office window. Others have campaigned to abolish the office or serve for reduced pay.

However, the office does seem to garner some media attention and with a Masters of Journalism in Strategic Communications and Public Relations, I can most effectively and responsibly use such a platform to serve Missourians.  For instance, as you likely know, Missouri desperately needs a ban on red-light cameras.

Lastly, I pedge to treat the Lt. Governor's office for what it is, a part-time job that deserves part-time pay. I make a decent living at my non-governmental job; I don't need any more of your money than is truly deserved.

Mike Carter

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Who is Mike Carter?

Former Judge

Senior Lecturer for the University of Missouri

Counsel for Missouri Corporations

Director at St Louis Board of REALTORS.

Who has Mike Worked for?

Missouri Attorney General's Office

Missouri Western District Court of Appeals

United States Senate

Major Missouri Corporations

Family's Real Estate Firm

UPS Package Driver

 

Carter obtained his law degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia along with a Master of Journalism.  His B.A. emphasized political science and philosophy.