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State Rep Shamed Dogan announces run for STL County Executive on Mike Ferguson in the Morning

Posted by katiefitzpatrick on September 8, 2021 in Featured, Local News | Leave a response

Opinion by Mike Ferguson

Sam Page could actually have a real opponent in the next election.

On today’s Mike Ferguson In The Morning show, State Representative Shamed Dogan made it official: he’s running for St. Louis County Executive.

Dogan, a Republican, grew up in North County and is currently serving in his fourth (and final, due to term limits) term in the State Legislature.

The discussion with Mike, Gabe, and Ken includes Dogan’s disagreement with Page over the recent lockdowns/shutdowns that Page ordered (and the economic damage they caused) as well as his approach to include as many viewpoints at the proverbial table when finding a policy for big problems. Dogan pointed to his work in pushing criminal justice and police reform to Missouri over the last couple of years as an example of bringing police, activists, and others together to find ideas that can be put into policy.


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