Meet MO Governor Candidate Bill Slantz

MO Governor Candidate Bill Slantz

Hello. I’m Bill Slantz, your MO governor candidate. I am a family man, businessman, and former state chair of the Libertarian Party of Missouri. As Governor, I will enact policies that remove barriers to economic participation, bring economic growth, and spread it more inclusively. I will defend and protect your individual freedom and strive to help every Missourian flourish. If you, like me and many others, have been left waiting with no real change, it’s time to build a new future.

I am the MO governor candidate in this race without big money or connections. I am reliant on the networks and friendships I’ve built over the years for support. If you would like to support my campaign, consider making a financial contribution online. Your time and other resources are equally valuable—see how you can contribute to your libertarian governor candidate.

If you have any questions, want to set up a meet and greet, or want to learn more, please call my team at 636-922-1600 or contact us online.


Bill Slantz Your Libertarian MO Governor Candidate


What is the Libertarian Way?

As your Libertarian candidate, I believe in a limited government. Individuals should be free to make choices for themselves and accept responsibility for the choices they make. The Libertarian approach to politics is based on the principle of self-ownership—no group, government, or individual should be allowed to dictate or direct the life of any other group, government, or individual.

We should be free to do as we wish as long as we do no harm to anyone else. Laws, rules, and regulations that infringe on those freedoms are not good for our society or for us as human beings.

MO Governor Candidate Libertarian Bill Slantz

As MO governor candidate, here are my positions on key issues affecting all of us Missourians:

  • The government’s essential functions include protecting personal security and defending against aggression. It is crucial in promoting and supporting infrastructure projects such as power, roads, telecommunications, and water supplies. I’m against abortion, oppose its government funding.
  • As MO Governor candidate, I advocate for minimal government intervention in business, supporting voluntary economic exchange and opposing government interference. Market-based institutions should replace State safety regulations, with the State’s role limited to safety oversight.
  • Criminal justice should focus on crimes against persons and property, including fraud, while “victimless crime” laws and drug laws need reevaluation for being anti-freedom. Individuals should have the freedom to use or prohibit drugs on their property based on personal ethics and science.
  • Education should be separate from government control, protecting parents’ rights to choose their children’s education. Limited government roles would prevent politicians from granting favors to special interests, thereby preserving citizens’ rights and liberties.
  • Energy policies should follow free market principles, avoiding government subsidies and excessive regulation, with civil penalties for producers causing demonstrable harm.

Please check out my Plain Language Positions for more information on my stance on all of the issues as your Libertarian candidate for governor.

Get to Know MO Governor Candidate Bill Slantz Better

If you would like to learn more about my campaign and how you can contribute, contact my team at 636-922-1600. We welcome your contributions in any way you can—every effort, every word, every dollar can make a large difference.

About Bill

I believe in a limited government. Individuals should be free to make choices for themselves and accept responsibility for the choices they make. The Libertarian way approaches politics based on the principle of self-ownership - no group, government or individual should be allowed to dictate or direct the life of any other group, government or individual.

Biography

Slantz is the owner and founder of the W.G. Slantz Company, a radio and television consulting firm specializing in music performance rights. He has lived in St. Charles County since 1997, when he re-located his company to Missouri from New York City.