- Party: Democratic
- Occupation: Community Volunteer
- Creve Coeur City Council 2007-present
- Board Member: Congregation Shaare Emeth, Crown Center for Senior Living
- Ladue School Board 2000-2006
- Sr. Vice President and Advertising Executive/Negotiator 20 years
- Bachlor's Degree UM-Columbia 1976 + 24 graduate hours
- Graduate, Parkway North Sr. 1973
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- Keeping jobs in Missouri and promoting economic development that creates new jobs for the 21st century economy, particularly in the technology sector.
- Making health care accessible to all Missourians by restoring coverage to the 400,000 cut in 2005 and extending the Senior Prescription Program.
- Protecting the environment with clean energy solutions, greenhouse gas reduction and incentives for technology development wich as alternatiave fuels.
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The League of Women Voters of Saint Louis asked questions on the issues of all candidates for this office.
Read the answers from Jill Schupp
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- Missouri NEA
- AFL CIO
- National Women's Political Caucus - Metro St. Louis
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- Public Education
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Our public schools represent the greatest hope and challenges for tomorrow's workforce and leaders.
- Healthcare
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Healthcare is, at its core, not just a business or a delivery system. It is a moral imperative that serves to remind us that people and their well-being must be our focus.
- Spending and Investing
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With rising prices of gas, groceries, and the necessities of everyday-living, each of us is feeling the pain and looking for ways to ease the burden on our pocketbooks. Solutions depend upon responsible spending and investing.
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