Jeff Roe

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Jeff Roe is a Republican political consultant and CEO of Axiom Strategies, a political consulting firm located in Kansas City, Missouri. He was formerly a chief of staff, campaign manager, and longtime aide for U.S. Rep Sam Graves.^[1]

According to a Kansas City Star profile of Roe, he is known as a rising national political strategist who primarily uses negative campaigning to win competitive races. Throughout this decade, he is credited for electing Rep. Sam Graves while also setting the groundwork for numerous Republican victories in Northwest Missouri. On the other hand, many Democrats and some members of the media are highly critical of Roe, claiming that his style of campaigning is too negative.^[2]

Recently, Roe has been working for several high-profile political candidates such as Mike Huckabee,^[3] and Missouri State Treasurer and Gubernatorial Candidate Sarah Steelman.^[4]