John Bowman for Missouri

Thank you to everyone who organized and came out to celebrate community, partnership, and pride in North County.

Last night I had the pleasure of joining several National Night Out celebrations across North County.

It’s very important to build trust and strong relationships between the community and first responders. When we come together as neighbors, we create safer, more connected communities for everyone.

Had a great time walking in the St. Ann Day Parade this past Sunday! Big thanks to everyone who came out to walk with me — I’m so grateful for your support. Always good to celebrate community together.

Yom Kippur is a call to reflect, seek forgiveness, and recommit to living with purpose and justice. I am grateful for the strength and wisdom of our Jewish community. Wishing all who observe a meaningful fast and G’mar Chatima Tova.

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Tomorrow is the last day of the fundraising quarter, and we are just $1,520 away from closing it out strong and hitting our goal. This campaign is powered by The People - everyday people like you and me.

At the end of the day, corporations need the workers to keep them going and need to value them. #unionstrong

While walkouts are difficult and trying, in the end they help workers get the benefits, pay, and safe working conditions they deserve to provide for their families and retire one day with dignity.

As a Chrysler UAW Local 110 Electrician for 33 years, I experienced 5 walkouts and I know firsthand how difficult it can be so yesterday I went to show just a little bit of solidarity by bringing water and ponchos.

Standing in solidarity with my brothers and sisters from IAM Local 837.

Thank you to the members of the St. Louis County Council who stood up for what is right and rejected the resolution honoring a man whose rhetoric was divisive and harmful. We will continue to send the message that hate has no place here.

When I served in the Missouri State House, they called me “Big Labor”, and I earned that name by fighting for working people every single day. That commitment hasn’t changed.

Boeing workers, I see you, I stand with you, and I’ll always be in your corner. ✊🏾💪🏾 #Solidarity #UnionStrong #BigLabor

Yesterday, I joined the incredible Boeing workers from Aerospace Lodge 837 on the picket line bringing water, solidarity, and my full support. As a retired union member, I know what it means to stand shoulder-to-shoulder in the fight for fair wages, safe working conditions, and dignity on the job.

Every donation counts, no matter how small. And even if you aren't able to donate I would still love to have you to show that this campaign has strong support and is moved by the community!

Let’s start this race with the momentum we need to win, for the people.

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Join me next week as we launch my campaign for State Senate District 14!

📅 Wednesday, August 20th
🕠 5:30 PM – 7:30 PM
📍 Machinists Hall District 9

Your support means everything.
If you aren't able to attend, please consider making a donation to help fuel this campaign.

The path forward for Missouri starts with all of us, not just some of us. I’m ready to keep fighting for that vision.

Join me. Let’s do this together. 💪🏾

#BowmanForMissouri #SD14 #CommunityFirst #SecondChances

From leading the NAACP St. Louis County to serving on the Northeast Ambulance and Fire Protection District board, from youth development to job training, my work has always been about one thing—lifting up our community.

That experience strengthened my faith and deepened my commitment to fight for those who rarely get a second chance.

My journey hasn’t been without challenges. In 2008, I faced a personal and professional low point. Instead of walking away, I embraced accountability, was given a second chance, and recommitted myself to service.

Today, I stood with community leaders to announce that I’m running for Missouri’s 14th Senate District.

I’m running because our communities deserve a fighter—someone who won’t flinch in the face of injustice, and who will fight like family to deliver a better future for everyone.

For over 40 years, I’ve stood shoulder-to-shoulder with the people of North St. Louis County—on the picket lines, in the State Capitol, and in the streets when justice demanded it. I’ve been proud to serve as a union worker, public official, grassroots organizer, and civil rights leader.

We honor Mike’s memory by continuing to stand against injustice, push for real reform, and work to build a future where no parent has to fear losing their child to violence at the hands of those sworn to protect us.

Rest in power, Mike. We will never forget. ✊🏾

His death shook not just our community but the world — sparking a global movement for justice, accountability, and the fight to ensure every Black life is valued. While we have made progress, the work is far from over.

Today marks 11 years since Michael Brown Jr. was taken from us. His life mattered. His future mattered. And it was all cut too short. A boy who had just graduated high school was ripped from his parents at the ripe age of 18.