145th Missouri House district candidate: Chad Unterreiner

Name Chad Unterreiner

Age 32

Place of birth Perryville, Missouri

Spouse's, children's names

N/A

Education

A.A. Mineral Area College

B.S. SEMO

M. Ed. William Woods University

Occupation League/Fitness Coordinator

Employer City of Perryville

Businesses owned, all or part

Tropical Snow (4 years)

Public offices held or sought; give dates

N/A

Website facebook Unterreiner for Missouri

Email unterreinerformissouri@gmail.com

How will you help bring jobs to your rural district?

Limiting the government restrictions against businesses and foster a growing environment for businesses to expand will promote growth and jobs in the district. I feel that providing the current businesses with stability and opportunities to expand their businesses will be most effective at bringing jobs to the communities. Business retention and expansion will benefit the workers in a higher salary and better benefits.

Education funding is a hot issue in the Missouri Legislature. Do you think education in the state should be better funded, and if so, where would you take money from to fund it?

Yes, the children are the backbone of our future, and we need to provide a solid foundation for children to prosper. Budgeting strategies should be attached to accountability to make sure the tax payer dollar is maximized and eliminate wasteful spending by the government. Then we could fully fund the education formula to provide more resources for our educators. Therefore, limited money would have to be taken from other sources to fund our education system.

Closing remarks

I want to maintain our faith, family, and conservative based values of the district. Together, we can continue our fight to protect the right to bear arms, life starting at conception, solutions to better fund our schools, and limit the control of government on small businesses and farmers. I strongly believe that we can build a solid foundation of trust, accountability and opportunity for all Missouri. I would appreciate your vote on August2nd.