Eric Burlison won the Republican nomination over a crowded field of seven other candidates vying to represent Missouri’s 7th Congressional District.
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Burlison, a state senator, won with his message of bringing Christian conservatism and “America First” policy to Washington, D.C. In the solidly Republican district, he will likely skate to victory in November to fill the office left open when Rep. Billy Long decided to run for Missouri’s open Senate seat.
“I am blessed to have been the leading voice for conservative Missourians in both the State House and the State Senate,” Burlison said on his campaign website. “I’m proud of my conservative achievements and enjoy fighting every day for Missourians’ liberties and freedoms. Now, with radical Democrats in power in Washington D.C. attempting to destroy what made our country great, I am ready to take my proven conservative leadership to Congress to stand up for our southwest Missouri values.”
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The district encompasses the southwest corner of the state, including much of the Ozarks region.
