Paul Venable - Candidate, U.S. Senate Missouri

Paul Venable was born and raised in Columbus, Ohio as the eldest of five children to Paul Venable and Marian (Beaton) Venable.

He graduated from Columbus East High School in 1972 and attended the University of Cincinnati and The Ohio State University. Through personal effort and self-teaching, he developed a career in Information Technology and retired amassing over thirty years experience in the field.

Paul became a member of the Constitution Party in 2004 and started teaching Constitution classes in Idaho shortly afterward. He served as Chairman of The Constitution Party of Idaho from 2006 to 2013, during which time he was a candidate for the Idaho House (2008) and Lieutenant Governor (2011). As a personal outreach during those years, Paul and his wife, Susan, held and organized public and private forums to teach the principles of liberty and of the proper role of government through the Constitution and the Declaration of Independence. He has also actively lobbied his state legislature in a private capacity for himself and his neighboring citizens on issues of tax relief, limited government, empowering the people and strengthening the family.

After moving to Missouri in 2018, Paul was elected as Chairman of the Constitution Party of Missouri and was a candidate for Missouri Secretary of State in 2020. He is currently seeking election to the United States Senate.
He has often referred to himself as a "Common Citizen of little consequence." In his view, the message is more important than the messenger and he sees nothing special about himself above his fellow Citizens. And what is that message? That, through the Constitution, the Power over government is truly within the hands of We the People.

Paul and Sue, have raised five children, enjoy a growing posterity and celebrated their 38th Anniversary last month.
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We the People of Cape Girardeau County welcomed him to our weekly Tuesday meeting 11/1/22 at 5:00 PM at Delmonico's Steakhouse in Jackson, MO.