Donnelly Racing to Finish Line with Clear Momentum Advantage

Green, McMillan, and Majority of Wards and Townships Behind Donnelly 

ST. LOUIS - With the Primary Election in Missouri less than six weeks away Attorney General Candidate Margaret Donnelly is locking up St. Louis area endorsements and traveling to events all over the state.

Among City of St. Louis leaders who have endorsed Margaret's campaign: St. Louis Comptroller Darlene Green, St. Louis City Collector Mike McMillan, Alderwoman April Ford-Griffin, Alderman Jeffrey Boyd, Alderman Steve Conway, Alderwoman Kacie Starr-Triplett, former President of the Board of Alderman Jim Shrewsbury, former St. Louis Prosecuting Attorney Dee Joyce Hayes and Former Supreme Court Justice Ronnie White.

Other St. Louis area Democratic elected officials endorsing Margaret Donnelly include State Senators Joan Bray and Rita Days, State Representatives Rachel Storch, Clint Zweifel, Michael Spreng, Jamilah Nasheed, Michael Vogt, Tom Villa, Jeanette Mott-Oxford, Mike Frame, Robin Wright-Jones, Sam Komo, Maria Chappelle-Nadal, and Mike Daus, former State Treasurer Nancy Farmer, and former State Representative and Democratic Party Chair May Scheve.

The vast majority of the ward organizations and township clubs are also standing with Margaret, including: in St. Louis City the 6th, 8th, 9th, 11th, 15th Regular, 17th, 19th, 21st,  22nd, and 26th, and in St. Louis County, Airport, Bonhomme, Clayton, Creve Coeur, Ferguson, Florissant, Hadley, Jefferson, Lafayette, Midland, Missouri River, Normandy, and Queeny Townships.

A full list of Margaret's endorsements can be found at: www.donnelly08.com/endorsements.

On her endorsements Donnelly commented, "I am excited and honored to have the support of so many prominent officials and organizations in the Saint Louis region. As we head towards the crucial choice of the Democratic Party's nominee for Attorney General, I feel our momentum growing as people hear our message and realize that protecting Missouri's children and families isn't just a campaign slogan. It's what I've done all my life in my law practice and in my public service and that is what I will bring to the Attorney General's Office."