Benjamin Singer, the CEO of Show Me Integrity, has worked since 2012 on local, state, and federal advocacy campaigns to create a more effective, ethical government of, by, and for the people. He has worked on ethics, campaign finance, redistricting, and electoral reforms with Republicans, Democrats, and independents across the political spectrum including Sen. John Danforth, Sen. Rob Schaaf, Harvard Law Professor Lawrence Lessig, and Mayor Tishaura Jones. His work has been featured in TV, radio, and newspaper outlets across the nation.In 2021 Show Me Integrity won the American Civic Collaboration Award, which celebrates partnerships that strengthen America, for the organization’s work on a project that brought together an unlikely trio: the Missouri NAACP, Republican former Governor Matt Blunt, and Democratic former Secretary of State Jason Kander, two military veterans who fought to defend democracy and then came home to administer it as secretaries of state.In 2016 Benjamin was the National Campaign Director for a bipartisan PAC to elect reformers, co-founded by Republican strategist Mark McKinnon and Harvard Law Professor Lawrence Lessig. Benjamin came back home to Missouri in 2018 to serve as the Communications Director for Clean Missouri, which won a statewide ballot initiative with 62% of the vote and majorities in all 34 state senate districts. In 2020 he helped lead the St. Louis Approves campaign, which won with 68% to make St. Louis City elections nonpartisan, forcing candidates to win a true majority of the vote—not just one neighborhood, political party, or skin color. This year, Show Me Integrity placed another measure on the 2022 ballot to reform conflicts of interest in St. Louis City government. It is polling at 80%.To save St. Louisans the question, Benjamin is a graduate of Parkway Central and attended Northwestern University as a National Merit Scholar. When not reforming government, Benjamin enjoys serving on the board of his congregation, singing, and dancing, including in 6 shows at the Muny. He is also an award-winning filmmaker. If you are wondering how he accomplished all of this by the age of 12, his looks can be deceiving, because he is actually 35 years old.Join Show Me Integrity's supporters across the political spectrum—business and labor, Republican, Democrat, and independent, rural, suburban, and urban—for more effective, ethical government in Lincoln's vision: "of the people, by the people, and for the people."https://ShowMeIntegrity.org