Protesters gather every Sunday outside Ann Wagner’s office to ask: Where is Ann Wagner?

For months now, every Sunday afternoon, rain or shine, a dedicated and growing group of protesters has gathered outside the West St. Louis County area office of Congresswoman Ann Wagner at the corner of Manchester and Weidman to ask two simple questions: Where is Ann Wagner? And why won’t she listen to the concerns of the people she represents?

Despite many, many requests from voters in the Second District to hold a town hall to listen to constituent concerns, Ann Wagner has refused to give the people of her district a town hall for over a decade. And voters who try to share their concerns with Ann Wagner by contacting her office by phone or email often find themselves frustrated by vague or unhelpful answers given by Wagner’s staff.

These weekly protests make it very clear that Representative Wagner’s concerned constituents are fed up with being ignored.

Ann Wagner protest flyer. Text: Every Sunday 1 - 3 pm. Corner of Manchester and Weidman in Ballwin.

If you are also fed up with Ann Wagner’s refusal to speak to voters, and would like to join the protests, just show up any Sunday between 1 pm and 3 pm at the corner of Manchester and Weidman in Ballwin.


Protest flyer courtesy of the South County Democratic Club Facebook page.