Protects Missouri Agriculture
Fights federal overreach, defends property rights, and stands up for the family farms that feed America.
Republican · Missouri State Senate · District 18
Greg Sharpe
for State Senate
Fighting for Northeast Missouri.
A fifth-generation farmer, a proven conservative, and the only candidate in this race who has actually walked the fields he wants to protect.
Meet Greg
The Only Farmer and Ag Leader in the Race
Greg Sharpe was born and raised on a Northeast Missouri family farm — the fifth generation to work that land. He's served in the Missouri House as a strong, dependable conservative voice for our rural communities. Now he's running for the State Senate to keep fighting for the people, the values, and the way of life that built this corner of Missouri.
- Fifth-generation farmer
- Proven conservative record
- Champion for Northeast Missouri
- Husband, father, grandfather
Where He Stands
Commonsense Conservative.
Greg's record and his conservative values are simple: protect our freedoms, defend our family farms, and keep Northeast Missouri a place we're proud to hand to our grandkids.
Defends the Second Amendment
An A-rated, lifelong defender of the right to keep and bear arms.
Pro-Life, Pro-Family
Stands without apology for the unborn and for the values that make Missouri families strong.
Lower Taxes, Less Government
Hard-earned dollars belong in your pocket — not Jefferson City's.
Secure the Border, Back the Blue
Supports law enforcement and demands real consequences for illegal immigration.
Supports Our Rural Schools
Educate our kids — don't indoctrinate them. Back our teachers, empower parents in the classroom, and keep Missouri schools focused on the fundamentals.
From Our Towns, For Our Towns
Boots on the ground, not behind a desk.
Greg is out where the votes are — at parades, FFA chapters, coffee shops, county fairs, and on the doorsteps of District 18. He doesn't need a poll to know what Northeast Missourians care about. He lives it every day.
Join the team.
Yard sign in your front lawn. A few dollars in the kitty. An evening knocking doors with friends. Every bit moves us closer to August 4th.