Seitz holds rally to kick off campaign

State Representative Brian Seitz kicked off his campaign for his final run at the office during a recent campaign rally.  

Seitz, who was first elected as District 156 State Representative in November of 2020 and took office in January 2021, has completed to full two-year terms, and his third term ends in January 2027. Because the office of State Representative is term-limited, if reelected, this coming term would be the fourth and final term for Seitz to represent the 156th District.

Seitz

Seitz, a Christian, conservative candidate, a veteran and a former business owner, resides in Branson, Missouri.

Said Seitz, "Ours is a conservative Christian area of the state, and I feel I exemplify those values. As a veteran I know how to fight for causes we believe in and how to win for the district. Protecting our Second Amendment rights and leading the charge for lower taxation, while maintaining necessary programs for the underprivileged and infrastructure needs is something I'm very aware of."

Seitz is very appreciative of the continued support he has received from the residents in the 156th District.

"The support of those living in the 156th District has been phenomenal. We live in the best part of the state, a region where you still care about your neighbors and almost everyone is desirous of the others' good," Seiz noted. "I want to encourage people to vote and become active in their communities. Look to the needs of others. It's one thing to protest and complain, especially on social media, and totally another to become involved. As the Republican Caucus Chaplain, it is my desire to represent Christ in what I say and do."

Approximately 150 people attended the rally at the Branson-Hollister Lions Club, which included food, fellowship, fantastic entertainment and words from community leaders, elected officials and many who were fired up to help kick off Seitz's campaign.

"Thanks to all who attended and those who worked hard to make it a success," said Seitz. "Next. . . vote!"