Hartzell Gray 3rd

Democrat

Hartzell Gray 3rd

MO-04 Democratic nominee?

$43.9K

AUG 5, 2026

Primary Election

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Overview

Current rolePolitical candidate

PartyDemocratic

Political ideologyDemocratic Socialist

LocationMissouri

BackgroundPolitical candidate

Notable personal detailsHartzell Gray III is a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House in Missouri’s 4th Congressional District in the 2026 election cycle. He has been described in local reporting as a progressive organizer and former host for KCUR 89.3 in Kansas City. He has an authorized principal campaign committee, Hartzell for Congress, registered with the Federal Election Commission.

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fec.gov kcur.org kalshi.com en.wikipedia.org ballotready.org senate.mo.gov predictionedge.com bluevoterguide.org apnews.com themissouritimes.com thecandidate.com missouridemocrats.org candidates.sos.mn.gov reddit.com lincolncomo.gov hartzellforcongress.com pdamerica.org kansascity.com kcdsa.org sos.mo.gov s1.sos.mo.gov ksmu.org abc17news.com fr.wikipedia.org facebook.com instagram.com johnsoncountypost.com ballotpedia.org docquery.fec.gov senate.gov voterguide.ballotpedia.org developer.ballotpedia.org govinfo.gov cdn.ballotpedia.org

Positions

LiberalConservative

Healthcare

Supports Medicare for All, endorsing a universal single-payer healthcare system that guarantees coverage for every American regardless of job or zip code.

Immigration & Border

Supports a humane immigration system that simplifies naturalization, creates a pathway to citizenship, expands and codifies DACA, upholds asylum rights, ends private detention, and abolishes ICE.

Abortion & Reproductive Rights

Supports codifying Roe v. Wade at the federal level, repealing the Hyde Amendment, and ensuring reproductive healthcare is accessible regardless of income or geography.

Climate & Energy

Supports an aggressive climate agenda including achieving 100% clean, renewable energy nationwide by 2035, ending fossil fuel subsidies, major clean energy and grid modernization investments, expanded public transit and EV infrastructure, and federal investments in climate resilience and just-transition programs for workers.