Robin Carnahan Democrat	Roy Blunt Republican	Jonathan Dine Libertarian	Jerry Beck Constitutional
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Internet:	Website: http://www.robincarnahan.com/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/robincarnahan Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Team.Robin	Website: http://www.royblunt.com/ Twitter: http://twitter.com/royblunt Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/RoyForMissouri Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/royblunt/ YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/reproyblunt	Website: http://votedine.com/ Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/dine20 Twitter: http://twitter.com/dine2010	WebSite: http://electbeckussenate.com/
Age:	49; August 4, 1961	60; January 10, 1950	32; September 17, 1979	71; July 2, 1939
Family:	Spouse: Juan Carlos Antolinez Brother: Russ Carnahan ( U.S. Congressman), Tom Carnahan Father: Mel Carnahan (former Mo. governor, deceased) Mother: Jean Carnahan (mother, former US Senator)	Spouses: Roseann Ray Blunt (divorced), Abigail Perlman Blunt (2003) Children: Amy Blunt Mosby, Andrew Blunt, Matt Blunt, Alexander Charles Blunt		Spouse: Single Children: Ericm, Jason
Education:	1983: B.A. in Economics, William Jewell College 1986: J.D., University of Virginia School of Law	1970: B.A. in History, Southwest Baptist University 1972: M.A. in History Missouri State University		Northeast Missouri State Teacher's College, no degree
Job History:	1986-1990: Associate, Thompson & Mitchell 1990-1993: Advisor and election observer, National Democratic Institute 1993-1996: Executive, Export - Import Bank of the United States 2005-present: Missouri Secretary of State	1973-1985-Greene County clerk 1985-1993-Missouri secretary of state 1993-1996-President of Southwest Baptist University 1997-present-congressman from the 7th district	Personal trainer, Snap Fitness	General Contractor Founder/President, Millennium Manufacturing United States Marine Corps
Key Issues:	Afghanistan: Committed to fighting terrorists and defeating them in Afghanistan and throughout the Middle East.  Wants to 'refocus' our efforts on defeating terrorism.  Committed to real, measurable benchmarks. Offshore Drilling: Carnahan supports a halt to all drilling until the Gulf Coast oil spill has been contained. Bailouts: Carnahan opposes any further bailouts of private companies. Health Care: Carnahan supported the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act passed by Congress in 2010, although her statement mostly focused on holding insurance companies responsible. Energy: Carnahan supports investments in clean-energy and reducing our dependence on foreign oil. Corruption: Carnahan has made political corruption a broad tenet of her campaign including lobbying, campaign funding and special interest regulation.	Health Care: Supports rolling back much of the new federal health law, focusing instead on financial assistance and incentives for businesses and individuals to purchase private insurance. Energy: Opposes a carbon tax, "cap-and-trade" to encourage companies to produce less carbon dioxide. He opposes the six-month moratorium on offshore drilling imposed after the Gulf oil spill. Jobs: Opposed the 2009 economic stimulus bill. Argues balancing the budget and lowering taxes will create a business climate conducive to hiring in the private sector.	Economy: Supports putting the U.S. dollar on the gold standard. Opposes corporate subsidies and bailouts. Opposes using federal money to encourage hiring. Healthcare: Supports enacting lawsuit restrictions on medical liability lawsuits against doctors. Opposes any personal mandate for health insurance. Taxes: Repeal the 16th amendment to the consitution, eliminating the personal income tax. Term Limits: Argues U.S. House members should be limited to four, two-year terms and senators to 2, six-year terms. Marijuana: Supports legalization of marijuana.	Budget: Beck has made fiscal responsibility a focus of his campaign, and believes that the government should be forced to balance its budget. Contributions: Beck would seek to outlaw all campaign contributions or gifts to elected officials. Regulations: Reduce government regulations in all areas of commerce. Constitution: Return to a strict interpretation of the Constitution.
Sources:	Project VoteSmart (http://www.votesmart.org/bio.php?can_id=39810) Office of the Secretary of State (http://www.sos.mo.gov/sosbio.asp) Robin Carnahan Campaign Site (http://robincarnahan.com/about) Robin Carnahan's Statement on Health-Care Reform (http://www.robincarnahan.com/blog/post/robin_carnahan_statement_on_health_care_reform/)	http://www.royblunt.com/	http://votedine.com/	http://electbeckussenate.com/