STATEWIDE RESULTS
Party nominees in will face each other in the November General Election.
DISTRICT 126- State Representative Jim Kalberloh was chosen as the Republican candidate to continue representing District 126 with 5,924 out of 5,924 votes. Kirsten Hockaday was chosen as the Democrat candidate with 1,073 out of 1,073 votes. A total of 6,997 votes were cast in Missouri. Kalberloh and Hockaday will face off in November.
DISTRICT 128-Chris Warwick was selected as the Republican nominee for Missouri State Representative for District 128. He earned 3,549 (54.2%) votes out of 6,543 cast. Other candidates were John Best (1,923; 29.3%), Derral Reynolds (700, 10.6%) and Bill Yarberry (371, 5.6%). Rich Horton was selected as the Democrat nominee with 815 out of 815 votes. A total of 7,358 votes were cast in Missouri. Warwick and Horton will face off in November.
GOVERNOR-A grand total of 1,077,530 votes were cast in Missouri for the next Governor.
Mike Kehoe was selected as the Republican nominee with 274,840 (39.4%) out of 986,573 votes. The remaining candidates were Bill Eigel (227,012; 32.5%), Jay Ashcroft (162,086; 23.2%), Amber Thomsen (10,627; 1.5%), Chris Wright (9,358; 1.3%), Darrell McClanahan (5,637; 0.80%), Robert J. Olson (2,975; 0.42%), Jeremy Gundel (2,946; 0.422%), and Darren Grant (1,866; 0.26%). Crystal Quade was selected as the Democrat nominee with 189,822 (50.2%) of 377,769 votes. Others were Mike Hamra (119,702; 31.6%), Eric Morrison (36,985; 9.7%), Sheryl Gladney (25,287; 6.6%%) and Hollis Laster (5,973; 1.5%). Bill Slantz was the Libertarian candidate and received 2,414 votes. Kehoe, Quade and Slantz will face off in November.
LT. GOVERNOR-A total of 1,018,754 votes were cast in Missouri for Lt. Governor.
David Wasinger of Des Peres was selected as the Republican nominee with 206,875 (31.3%) out of 659,100 votes. Remaining candidates were Lincoln Hough (199,423; 30.2%), Holly Rehder (142,801; 21.6%), Tim Baker (64,198; 9.7%), Matthew Porter (28,263; 4.2%), and Paul Berry III (17,540; 2.6%). Richard Brown was selected as the Democrat nominee with 231,970 (65%) out of 357,253 votes over Anastasia Syes (125,283; 35%). Ken Iverson of Lake St. Louis was the sole Libertarian candidate. He received 2,401 out of 2,401 votes. Wasinger, Brown and Iverson will face off in November.
ATTORNEY GENERAL-A grand total of 1,002,480 votes were cast in Missouri for Attorney General.
Andrew Bailey was selected as the Republican nominee with 413,465 (63%) of 656,145 votes. Will Scharf earned 242,680 (36.9%) votes. Elad Gross was selected as the Democrat nominee with 343,934 out of 343,934 votes. The Libertarian candidate was Ryan Munro with 2,401 of 2,401 votes. Bailey, Gross and Munro will face in November.
US SENATOR-A grand total of 986,573 votes were cast in Missouri for US Senator.
Senator Josh Hawley ran unopposed as the Republican nominee with 606,831 of 606,831 votes. A total of 377,321 votes were cast for Democrat candidates Lucas Kunce (255,309; 67.6%), Karla May (87,653; 23.2%), December Harmon (26,732; 7%) and Mita Biswas (7,627; 2%). The Libertarian candidate was W.C. Young with 2,421 votes. Hawley, Kunce and Young will face off in November.
US REPRESENTATIVE-A grand total of 125,903 votes were cast in Missouri for US Representative for District 4.
Mark Alford was selected as the Republican nominee with 99,462 out of 99,462 votes. Jeanette Cass was selected as the Democrat nominee with 16,063 (61.5%) votes over Mike McCaffree (10,041; 38.4%). The sole Libertarian candidate was Thomas Holbrook with 337 out of 337 votes. Alford, Cass and Holbrook will face off in November.
SECRETARY OF STATE-A grand total of 1,003,895 votes were cast in Missouri for the next Secretary of State.
Denny Hoskins was selected as the Republican nominee with 157,116 (24.4%) of 643,448 votes. Remaining candidates were Shane Schoeller (108,289; 16.8%), Mike Carter (91,866; 14.2%), Dean Plocher (86,659; 13.4%), Mary E. Coleman (72,938; 11.3%), Valentina Gomez (47,931; 7.4%), Jamie Corley (46,314; 7.19%) and Adam J. Schwadron (32,335; 5%). Barbara Phifer was selected as the Democrat nominee with 146,284 (40.8%) of 358,045 votes. Monique Williams earned 123,270 (34.4%) and Haley Jacobson earned 88,491 (24.7%) Libertarian Carl Freese earned 2,402 of 2,402 votes. Hoskins, Phifer and Freese will face in November.
STATE TREASURER- A grand total of 1,005,081 votes were cast in Missouri for the next State Treasurer.
Vivek Malek was selected as the Republican nominee with 273,691 (41.5%) out of 659,225 votes. Remaining candidates were Andrew Koenig (135,637; 20.5%), Lori Rook (127,807; 19.3%), Cody Smith (96,892; 14.6%), Tina Goodrick (19,085; 2.8%) and Karan Pujil (6,113; 0.92%) Mark Osmack of Manchester was the Democrat candidate, earning 343,444 out of 343,444 votes. The Libertarian candidate was John Hartwig Jr with 2,412 of 2,412 votes. Malek, Osmack and Hartwig will face in November.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT #1 failed, earning 592,719 no votes (54.7%) to 490,220 yes votes (45.2%) out of 1,082,939 votes cast. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT #4 passed, earning 549,116 yes votes (51.1%) to 523,796 no votes (48.8%) of 1,072,912 votes cast.
