ST. LOUIS (AP) — Missouri’s roster of statewide elected officials will have a whole new look after November, but there’s a chance the congressional delegation will be completely unchanged.

Voters on Tuesday nominated candidates for five statewide offices, all of which are being vacated by incumbents. Only state Auditor Nicole Galloway, a Democrat, will remain unchanged. She was elected in 2014.

Otherwise, the state will have a new governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state and treasurer.

Congressional races are a different story. All eight members of the U.S. House delegation from Missouri easily won nomination Tuesday, as did incumbent Republican Sen. Roy Blunt. Missouri’s other U.S. senator, Claire McCaskill, is not up for re-election.

(Note: here are the lineups for the general election for each statewide and national office in Missouri.)

Governor: Chris Koster (D), Eric Greitens (R), Cisse Spragins (L)
Lt. Governor: Mike Parson (R), Russ Carnahan (D), Steven Hedrick (L)
Sec. of State: Robin Smith (D), John (Jay) Ashcroft (R), Chris Morrill (L)
Treasurer: Eric Schmitt (R), Judy Baker (D), Sean O’Toole (L)
Attorney General: Teresa Hensley (D), Kurt Schaefer (R)

US Senate: Roy Blunt (R), Jason Kander (D), Jonathan Dine (L)
US Rep. Dist 1: Lacy Clay (D), Steven Bailey (R), Rob Cunningham (L)
US Rep. Dist 2: Ann Wagner (R), Bill Otto (D), Jim Higgins (L)
US Rep. Dist 3: Kevin Miller (D), Blaine Luetkemeyer (R), Doanita Simmons (C), Dan Hogan (L)
US Rep. Dist 4: Vicky Hartzler (R), Gordon Christensen (D), Mark Bliss (L)
US Rep. Dist 5: Emanuel Cleaver II (D), Jacob Turk (R), Roy Welborn (L)
US Rep. Dist 6: Sam Graves (R), David Blackwell (D), Russ Lee Mondhil (L)
US Rep. Dist 7: Genevieve (Gen) Williams (D), Mary Byrne (R), Benjamin Brixey (L)
US Rep. Dist 8: Jason Smith (R), Dave Cowell (D), Jonathan Shell (L)