DAN KINATE

AND HIS FAR-LEFT ALLIES HAVE
EXPENSIVE PLANS FOR YOU

HIGHER TAXES. HIGHER ELECTRIC BILLS.FEWER CHOICES.

Dan Kinate says his top priority is making life more affordable for Northland families.¹ But he's backing radical plans to eliminate your health care choices,² and he's endorsed by the group pushing to end the coal and gas plants that power our homes.³ That agenda would cost your family even more.

DAN KINATE IS ON THEIR SIDE.
NOT YOURS.

Generated illustrative portrait of an older man with glasses; not an actual photograph of Dan Kinate
A tall stack of household bills and paperworkThe same generated illustrative older man with glasses beside the bills

THE PRICE OFDAN KINATE'S
FAR-LEFT AGENDA

YOUR PAYCHECK

Kinate backs the Democratic Socialist policy to radically change our healthcare system. That means higher costs and fewer choices for your care. ²,⁴

DATA CENTERS

Dan is endorsed by the group who profits off new data center developments that take our land and water.⁵

YOUR ELECTRIC BILL

Utility companies are already asking to raise Kansas City-area electric rates 15% – about $17.70 more a month for the average home.⁶ Now the radical eco group that endorsed Dan Kinate wants utilities to close their coal plants and stop building new gas plants.⁷

DAN KINATE: TOO FAR LEFT.
TOO EXPENSIVE FOR THE NORTHLAND

STOP DAN KINATE ON NOVEMBER 3.

SOURCES: 1) The Ballot Brief, Missouri House District 16 candidate profile, Kinate top priority: 'Improve affordability and opportunity for Northland families and seniors,' accessed Oct. 2026; 2) Facebook, Dan Kinate, May 21, 2017; 3) Sierra Club Missouri Chapter, '2026 Missouri Sierra Club Election Endorsements,' March 5, 2026; 4) S. 1506, Medicare for All Act, 119th Congress, introduced by Sen. Bernie Sanders, April 29, 2025; 5) Endorsed by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Local 124; 6) Evergy, 'Missouri Metro Rate Review,' rate request filed Feb. 6, 2026, evergy.com, accessed Oct. 2026; 7) Sierra Club, 'NEW Sierra Club Report: Largest Missouri & Kansas Utilities Failing on Future Clean Energy Plans,' Sept. 22, 2025.