Citizens for Jeff Martin

A little warm, a little windy, but a lot of great help putting out campaign signs today. If you would like one in front of your home or business drop us a message. Thank you to all today’s volunteers.

The first Jeff Martin for State Representative sign has been delivered. Be sure to swing by Tin Cup between 1-4 tomorrow (Sunday June 28th 2026) to pick up a sign for your yard or have our sign blitz teams deliver a sign to you by going to
CitizensForJeffMartin.com/getinvolved

Let’s represent CFJM!!!! 👷👷‍♀️👷🏽‍♀️👷🏻‍♀️👷🏾‍♀️👷‍♂️👷🏼👷🏽👷🏾👷🏿

District 30 Map:https://info.mo.gov/OA/bp/redistricting/pdf/House%20District%20030.pdf

We need your help!! It's time to cover District 30 with 👷YELLOW HARDHATS 👷to show support for Citizens for Jeff Martin!

Primaries are August 4th and we need campaign signs placed so all voters know Jeff Martin is the Conservative candidate to vote for in District 30.

Here are some of the ways you can help:
• Pick up a sign from Tin Cup to display in your yard within District 30
• Lead a team delivering and putting up signs at select locations throughout District 30
• Join a team and help hang signs throughout District 30

SUNDAY JUNE 28th 2026
12:00-1:00PM MEET at TIN CUP and fuel up on a TACO BAR courtesy of CFJM Campaign
1:00-4:00PM PICK UP SIGNS and/or DELIVER SIGNS to designated locations

THANK YOU FOR ALL THE SUPPORT IN MAKING JEFF MARTIN YOUR DISTRICT 30 STATE REPRESENTATIVE.

Yesterday was a huge success for the campaign! We had a great turnout for our door-knocking efforts. Despite battling a little rain, we were able to knock on nearly 400 doors throughout the day.

We had many engaging conversations with voters about a variety of important issues affecting our community. These conversations are what make grassroots campaigning so valuable, and we look forward to continuing them in the weeks ahead.

We will continue to need volunteers to help with door knocking, so if you weren't able to join us yesterday, we would love to have you come out on a future walk day.

A special thank you to Tin Cup for allowing us to set up there for the day, Tim's Pizza for providing lunch, and most importantly, to all of the volunteers who gave their time and energy to help make yesterday such a success.

Thank you all for your continued support!

Tuesday was a busy day!

I attended a Zero Income Tax Town Hall hosted by Americans for Prosperity Missouri. It was a very informative event for anyone interested in learning how a zero income tax plan would work if passed. Opportunities like this are important because they help us better understand how proposed policies could impact both our state and our daily lives.

Tuesday evening, I attended a fundraiser for Speaker Jon Patterson hosted by Artisan Solar at Boulevard Brewing Company. The event featured great discussions about solar energy, its growing role in Missouri, and the many ways it can be utilized. It was also great to see such a strong turnout in support of Speaker Patterson.

As we get closer to the August 4th Primary Election, I want to continue asking for your help in spreading the word about our campaign. Please consider sharing our message on your personal social media pages and talking with friends, family, and neighbors about our campaign.

Thank you again for all of your support.

Last Friday I attended a town hall hosted by the Western Missouri GOP. We heard from both Jackson County and Missouri state legislature candidates. It was a great event with great dialogue and an opportunity to hear different perspectives on the issues facing our communities.

I was honored to be asked to speak at the event and appreciate everyone who took the time to attend, ask questions, and engage in the discussion.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this an informative and engaging evening.

I was in Jeff City this week for a meeting with the House Republican Campaign Committee, getting my door-knocking walk books set up and finishing some last-minute Numinar training. Numinar is a voter data platform that uses AI to help combine campaign data, analytics, and grassroots strategy.

While at the State Capitol, I also had the chance to meet briefly with a few House Representatives during a break in the final week of session.

We are getting to a very important part of the campaign, and I’m grateful for all the support so far. If anyone is willing to volunteer — whether that’s knocking on doors, making phone calls, or helping distribute campaign materials — please reach out.

Please continue sharing our posts and talking about our campaign with others. Thank you again for all the support!