Rep. Ellen Brandom - Missouri District 160
P.O. Box 211, Sikeston, MO 63801-0211
(573) 471-8548
Jefferson City - (573) 751-5471

A Business Woman herself, Ellen knows the issues and concerns of area businesses.

"As a business owner myself, I know that small business is the life blood of our American way of life. We must keep the needs of business owners at the forefront. Through their success we will see economic growth for Southeast Missouri."

* Healthcare - We must never forget that affordable healthcare and prescription drugs should be made available to ALL citizens.

* Crime - I support strengthening sentences against violent criminals, drug offenders, and child sexual offenders at all costs.

Bill Deane and Peter Myers are great friends to have in agriculture.  Read more about Ellen below...

"I know the value of service, responsibility, and hard work. Under the guidance of Peter Myers and Bill Deane, I've cultivated a strong appreciation for the rural way of life and stewardship of the land."

* Property Rights - I will fight against government intrusion of our personal property rights in the abuses of eminent domain.

 

Ellen believes it is important that every child has the opportunity to achieve a quality education.

* Education - Education is the key that will determine the future of our young people and will help strengthen our district's economy.

"I have devoted many years to improving education at all levels. I believe it is important that every child has the opportunity to achieve a quality education."

 

* Being Pro-Life and Pro-Gun - Our rights to bear arms and the rights of the unborn are fundamental rights that I will fight to protect. 

Get to Know Ellen:
Ellen Brandom received both Bachelor of Science and Master degrees from the University of Missouri – Columbia where she graduated with honors. After graduation, Ellen acquired valuable experience while working in governmental public service.

After her marriage to Rick Brandom, Ellen and her husband owned and operated a petroleum distributing company for over thirty years. In managing a successful small business, Ellen learned the importance of common sense legislation to promote the small business environment in Missouri's rural communities. She has been active in the Sikeston Area Chamber of Commerce and currently serves on the Sikeston Miner Board of Tourism. In Sikeston Ellen has worked hard to promote quality education for Southeast Missouri. She served four terms on the Sikeston R-6 Board of Education and worked to establish Sikeston's Higher Education Center. Currently, Ellen is a member of Southeast Missouri State University Foundation and serves as treasurer of the Sikeston Public Schools Foundation.

Ellen also knows the importance of faith and values. Ellen is a Pro-Life Christian and is a member of First United Methodist Church where she has chaired the Children's Weekday Ministry program and served on the church finance committee. Also, she has served on the Church Council and as a trustee. As a widowed mother of two children, and the proud grandmother of Trevor and Trey, Ellen shares the family values of rural Missouri. And will work had in the legislature to protect them.

Read what Ellen has to say about CRIME and PROPERTY RIGHTS and EDUCATION

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