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Missouri Statewide Unofficial Election Results

Posted on November 7, 2018November 7, 2018

U.S. Senator			3256 of 3256 Precincts Reported
Josh Hawley	Republican	1,245,732	51.425%
Claire McCaskill	Democratic	1,101,377	45.466%
Japheth Campbell	Libertarian	27,413	1.132%
Jo Crain	Green	13,165	0.543%
Craig O’Dear	Independent	33,142	1.368%
WRITE-INS:	Write-in	1,596	0.066%
Martin Luther Dzerzhinsky Lindstedt	Write-in	0	0.000%
Steven Wallace	Write-in	0	0.000%
Gina Bufe	Write-in	0	0.000%
Rodney Stock	Write-in	0	0.000%
Cassie Ganier	Write-in	0	0.000%
	Total Votes:	2,422,425

State Auditor			3256 of 3256 Precincts Reported
Saundra McDowell	Republican	1,060,066	44.604%
Nicole Galloway	Democratic	1,197,020	50.367%
Sean O’Toole	Libertarian	51,468	2.166%
Don Fitz	Green	18,388	0.774%
Jacob Luetkemeyer	Constitution	48,384	2.036%
WRITE-INS:	Write-in	1,277	0.054%
Arnie C. AC Dienoff	Write-in	0	0.000%
	Total Votes:	2,376,603

U.S. Representative – District 1			474 of 474 Precincts Reported
Robert Vroman	Republican	45,255	16.738%
Lacy Clay	Democratic	216,479	80.066%
Robb Cunningham	Libertarian	8,641	3.196%
	Total Votes:	270,375

U.S. Representative – District 2			463 of 463 Precincts Reported
Ann Wagner	Republican	190,008	51.277%
Cort VanOstran	Democratic	174,486	47.088%
Larry A. Kirk	Libertarian	4,184	1.129%
David Justus Arnold	Green	1,715	0.463%
WRITE-INS:	Write-in	160	0.043%
Ken Newhouse	Write-in	0	0.000%
	Total Votes:	370,553

U.S. Representative – District 3			337 of 337 Precincts Reported
Blaine Luetkemeyer	Republican	211,000	65.077%
Katy Geppert	Democratic	106,478	32.840%
Donald V. Stolle	Libertarian	6,754	2.083%
	Total Votes:	324,232

U.S. Representative – District 4			385 of 385 Precincts Reported
Vicky Hartzler	Republican	185,245	64.748%
Renee Hoagenson	Democratic	93,861	32.807%
Mark Bliss	Libertarian	6,994	2.445%
	Total Votes:	286,100

U.S. Representative – District 5			410 of 410 Precincts Reported
Jacob Turk	Republican	100,695	35.691%
Emanuel Cleaver, II	Democratic	173,592	61.530%
Alexander Howell	Libertarian	4,708	1.669%
Maurice Copeland	Green	2,081	0.738%
E. C. Fredland	Constitution	876	0.310%
WRITE-INS:	Write-in	175	0.062%
Patrick E. Marshall	Write-in	0	0.000%
	Total Votes:	282,127

U.S. Representative – District 6			501 of 501 Precincts Reported
Sam Graves	Republican	199,580	65.446%
Henry Robert Martin	Democratic	97,515	31.977%
Dan Hogan	Libertarian	7,859	2.577%
	Total Votes:	304,954

U.S. Representative – District 7			332 of 332 Precincts Reported
Billy Long	Republican	195,872	66.259%
Jamie Daniel Schoolcraft	Democratic	88,642	29.985%
Benjamin T. Brixey	Libertarian	10,833	3.665%
WRITE-INS:	Write-in	270	0.091%
Shawn Deines	Write-in	0	0.000%
	Total Votes:	295,617

U.S. Representative – District 8			462 of 462 Precincts Reported
Jason Smith	Republican	190,826	73.390%
Kathy Ellis	Democratic	65,043	25.015%
Jonathan L. Shell	Libertarian	4,148	1.595%
	Total Votes:	260,017

State Senator – District 2			64 of 64 Precincts Reported
Bob Onder	Republican	52,145	59.687%
Patrice Billings	Democratic	35,219	40.313%
	Total Votes:	87,364

State Senator – District 4			120 of 120 Precincts Reported
Robert J. Crump	Republican	16,773	22.957%
Karla May	Democratic	56,289	77.043%
	Total Votes:	73,062

State Senator – District 6			109 of 109 Precincts Reported
Mike Bernskoetter	Republican	52,861	73.223%
Nicole Thompson	Democratic	17,783	24.633%
Steven Wilson	Libertarian	1,520	2.105%
WRITE-INS:	Write-in	28	0.039%
Christina Smith	Write-in	0	0.000%
	Total Votes:	72,192

State Senator – District 8			87 of 87 Precincts Reported
Mike Cierpiot	Republican	41,094	54.686%
Hillary Shields	Democratic	34,052	45.314%
	Total Votes:	75,146

State Senator – District 10			103 of 103 Precincts Reported
Jeanie Riddle	Republican	48,277	70.312%
Ayanna Shivers	Democratic	20,384	29.688%
	Total Votes:	68,661

State Senator – District 12			156 of 156 Precincts Reported
Dan Hegeman	Republican	49,947	72.495%
Terry Richard	Democratic	18,950	27.505%
	Total Votes:	68,897

State Senator – District 14			106 of 106 Precincts Reported
Brian Williams	Democratic	51,815	100.000%
	Total Votes:	51,815

State Senator – District 16			65 of 65 Precincts Reported
Justin Dan Brown	Republican	41,985	70.181%
Ryan Dillon	Democratic	17,839	29.819%
	Total Votes:	59,824

State Senator – District 18			147 of 147 Precincts Reported
Cindy O’Laughlin	Republican	46,225	70.301%
Crystal Stephens	Democratic	19,528	29.699%
	Total Votes:	65,753

State Senator – District 20			63 of 63 Precincts Reported
Eric W. Burlison	Republican	62,247	73.881%
Jim Billedo	Democratic	22,006	26.119%
	Total Votes:	84,253

State Senator – District 22			42 of 42 Precincts Reported
Paul Wieland	Republican	40,553	58.328%
Robert Butler	Democratic	26,896	38.685%
Richie Camden	Libertarian	2,077	2.987%
	Total Votes:	69,526

State Senator – District 24			145 of 145 Precincts Reported
Gregory B. Powers	Republican	30,494	37.149%
Jill Schupp	Democratic	49,910	60.802%
Jim Higgins	Libertarian	1,682	2.049%
	Total Votes:	82,086

State Senator – District 26			103 of 103 Precincts Reported
Dave Schatz	Republican	53,143	64.021%
John Kiehne	Democratic	29,866	35.979%
	Total Votes:	83,009

State Senator – District 28			120 of 120 Precincts Reported
Sandy Crawford	Republican	53,659	79.176%
Joe Poor	Democratic	14,113	20.824%
	Total Votes:	67,772

State Senator – District 30			84 of 84 Precincts Reported
Lincoln Hough	Republican	34,506	53.348%
Charlie Norr	Democratic	30,175	46.652%
	Total Votes:	64,681

State Senator – District 32			80 of 80 Precincts Reported
Bill White	Republican	48,383	73.730%
Carolyn McGowan	Democratic	15,125	23.049%
Conon Gillis	Green	2,114	3.221%
	Total Votes:	65,622

State Senator – District 34			54 of 54 Precincts Reported
Tony Luetkemeyer	Republican	38,648	52.466%
Martin T. Rucker II	Democratic	35,015	47.534%
	Total Votes:	73,663

State Representative – District 1			37 of 37 Precincts Reported
Allen Andrews	Republican	8,981	77.097%
Paul Taylor	Democratic	2,668	22.903%
	Total Votes:	11,649

State Representative – District 2			34 of 34 Precincts Reported
J. Eggleston	Republican	10,726	100.000%
	Total Votes:	10,726

State Representative – District 3			38 of 38 Precincts Reported
Danny Busick	Republican	8,050	67.466%
Joni Perry	Democratic	3,882	32.534%
	Total Votes:	11,932

State Representative – District 4			38 of 38 Precincts Reported
Greg Sharpe	Republican	10,365	100.000%
	Total Votes:	10,365

State Representative – District 5			30 of 30 Precincts Reported
Louis Riggs	Republican	10,186	71.889%
Joe Frese	Democratic	3,983	28.111%
	Total Votes:	14,169

State Representative – District 6			38 of 38 Precincts Reported
Tim Remole	Republican	10,810	75.336%
Mitch Wrenn	Democratic	3,539	24.664%
	Total Votes:	14,349

State Representative – District 7			35 of 35 Precincts Reported
Rusty Black	Republican	9,752	79.595%
Dennis VanDyke	Democratic	2,500	20.405%
	Total Votes:	12,252

State Representative – District 8			25 of 25 Precincts Reported
James W. (Jim) Neely	Republican	10,903	71.787%
Caleb McKnight	Democratic	4,285	28.213%
	Total Votes:	15,188

State Representative – District 9			31 of 31 Precincts Reported
Sheila Solon	Republican	10,318	64.771%
Bob Bergland	Democratic	5,612	35.229%
	Total Votes:	15,930

State Representative – District 10			12 of 12 Precincts Reported
Bill Falkner	Republican	5,753	58.129%
Shane R. Thompson	Democratic	4,144	41.871%
	Total Votes:	9,897

State Representative – District 11			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Brenda Shields	Republican	9,143	65.316%
Brady Lee O’Dell	Democratic	4,855	34.684%
	Total Votes:	13,998

State Representative – District 12			18 of 18 Precincts Reported
Kenneth Wilson	Republican	10,353	60.633%
Sandy Van Wagner	Democratic	6,722	39.367%
	Total Votes:	17,075

State Representative – District 13			12 of 12 Precincts Reported
Vic Allred	Republican	10,574	54.421%
Mitch Weber	Democratic	8,856	45.579%
	Total Votes:	19,430

State Representative – District 14			15 of 15 Precincts Reported
Kevin Corlew	Republican	8,902	49.765%
Matt Sain	Democratic	8,986	50.235%
	Total Votes:	17,888

State Representative – District 15			18 of 18 Precincts Reported
Steve West	Republican	5,398	36.824%
Jon Carpenter	Democratic	9,261	63.176%
	Total Votes:	14,659

State Representative – District 16			16 of 16 Precincts Reported
Noel J Shull	Republican	10,761	55.213%
Tom Gorenc	Democratic	8,729	44.787%
	Total Votes:	19,490

State Representative – District 17			19 of 19 Precincts Reported
Mary Hill	Republican	6,595	43.331%
Mark Ellebracht	Democratic	8,625	56.669%
	Total Votes:	15,220

State Representative – District 18			18 of 18 Precincts Reported
Sarah Mills	Republican	6,306	43.047%
Wes Rogers	Democratic	8,343	56.953%
	Total Votes:	14,649

State Representative – District 19			15 of 15 Precincts Reported
Ingrid Burnett	Democratic	4,844	79.384%
Val Engholm	Green	1,258	20.616%
	Total Votes:	6,102

State Representative – District 20			22 of 22 Precincts Reported
Bill E. Kidd	Republican	8,198	62.849%
Jessica Merrick	Democratic	4,846	37.151%
	Total Votes:	13,044

State Representative – District 21			17 of 17 Precincts Reported
Robert Sauls	Democratic	8,189	100.000%
	Total Votes:	8,189

State Representative – District 22			25 of 25 Precincts Reported
Brandon Ellington	Democratic	9,510	100.000%
	Total Votes:	9,510

State Representative – District 23			15 of 15 Precincts Reported
David Martin	Republican	569	7.687%
Barbara Anne Washington	Democratic	6,534	88.273%
Jeff Francis	Independent	299	4.039%
	Total Votes:	7,402

State Representative – District 24			15 of 15 Precincts Reported
Judy Morgan	Democratic	16,649	100.000%
	Total Votes:	16,649

State Representative – District 25			16 of 16 Precincts Reported
Greg Razer	Democratic	17,385	100.000%
	Total Votes:	17,385

State Representative – District 26			17 of 17 Precincts Reported
Ashley Bland Manlove	Democratic	12,629	100.000%
	Total Votes:	12,629

State Representative – District 27			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Richard Brown	Democratic	9,874	100.000%
	Total Votes:	9,874

State Representative – District 28			21 of 21 Precincts Reported
Jerome Barnes	Democratic	9,372	78.165%
Jeremy T Utterback	Libertarian	2,618	21.835%
	Total Votes:	11,990

State Representative – District 29			17 of 17 Precincts Reported
Rory Rowland	Democratic	10,456	100.000%
	Total Votes:	10,456

State Representative – District 30			22 of 22 Precincts Reported
Jon Patterson	Republican	9,135	51.704%
Ryana Parks-Shaw	Democratic	8,040	45.506%
Brad Eichstadt	Libertarian	493	2.790%
	Total Votes:	17,668

State Representative – District 31			18 of 18 Precincts Reported
Dan Stacy	Republican	8,340	55.864%
Travis Hagewood	Democratic	6,589	44.136%
	Total Votes:	14,929

State Representative – District 32			17 of 17 Precincts Reported
Jeff Coleman	Republican	9,068	60.716%
Janice Brill	Democratic	5,867	39.284%
	Total Votes:	14,935

State Representative – District 33			32 of 32 Precincts Reported
Donna Pfautsch	Republican	10,564	70.999%
Pat Williams	Democratic	4,315	29.001%
	Total Votes:	14,879

State Representative – District 34			17 of 17 Precincts Reported
Rebecca Roeber	Republican	8,871	53.241%
James P. (Jim) Ripley	Democratic	7,791	46.759%
	Total Votes:	16,662

State Representative – District 35			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Tom Lovell	Republican	8,005	46.862%
Keri Ingle	Democratic	9,077	53.138%
	Total Votes:	17,082

State Representative – District 36			19 of 19 Precincts Reported
DaRon McGee	Democratic	9,625	78.932%
Timothy Peterman	Libertarian	2,569	21.068%
	Total Votes:	12,194

State Representative – District 37			19 of 19 Precincts Reported
John D Boyd Jr	Republican	6,226	40.982%
Joe Runions	Democratic	8,966	59.018%
	Total Votes:	15,192

State Representative – District 38			23 of 23 Precincts Reported
Doug Richey	Republican	9,328	57.805%
Abby Zavos	Democratic	6,809	42.195%
	Total Votes:	16,137

State Representative – District 39			38 of 38 Precincts Reported
Peggy McGaugh	Republican	9,530	66.924%
Rick Mellon	Democratic	4,710	33.076%
	Total Votes:	14,240

State Representative – District 40			34 of 34 Precincts Reported
Jim Hansen	Republican	11,478	100.000%
	Total Votes:	11,478

State Representative – District 41			17 of 17 Precincts Reported
Randy Pietzman	Republican	10,593	68.665%
David A Beckham	Democratic	4,834	31.335%
	Total Votes:	15,427

State Representative – District 42			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Jeff Porter	Republican	10,747	69.650%
Joseph Widner	Democratic	4,683	30.350%
	Total Votes:	15,430

State Representative – District 43			27 of 27 Precincts Reported
Kent Haden	Republican	9,142	72.648%
Jamie Blair	Democratic	3,442	27.352%
	Total Votes:	12,584

State Representative – District 44			21 of 21 Precincts Reported
Cheri Toalson Reisch	Republican	8,361	56.505%
Maren Bell Jones	Democratic	6,436	43.495%
	Total Votes:	14,797

State Representative – District 45			21 of 21 Precincts Reported
Kip Kendrick	Democratic	9,418	100.000%
	Total Votes:	9,418

State Representative – District 46			21 of 21 Precincts Reported
Cathy D. Richards	Republican	5,949	29.202%
Martha Stevens	Democratic	11,535	56.622%
William (Bill) Hastings	Green	2,888	14.176%
	Total Votes:	20,372

State Representative – District 47			30 of 30 Precincts Reported
Charles (Chuck) Basye	Republican	9,080	56.775%
Adrian Plank	Democratic	6,913	43.225%
	Total Votes:	15,993

State Representative – District 48			35 of 35 Precincts Reported
Dave Muntzel	Republican	10,135	74.043%
Raymond (Jeff) Faubion	Democratic	3,553	25.957%
	Total Votes:	13,688

State Representative – District 49			18 of 18 Precincts Reported
Travis Fitzwater	Republican	9,378	67.216%
Lisa Buhr	Democratic	4,574	32.784%
	Total Votes:	13,952

State Representative – District 50			30 of 30 Precincts Reported
Sara Walsh	Republican	11,709	58.910%
Michela Skelton	Democratic	8,167	41.090%
	Total Votes:	19,876

State Representative – District 51			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Dean A. Dohrman	Republican	6,273	63.306%
Vince Lutterbie	Democratic	3,303	33.333%
William Truman (Bill) Wayne	Libertarian	333	3.361%
	Total Votes:	9,909

State Representative – District 52			23 of 23 Precincts Reported
Bradley Pollitt	Republican	7,986	71.431%
Dan Marshall	Democratic	3,194	28.569%
	Total Votes:	11,180

State Representative – District 53			23 of 23 Precincts Reported
Glen Kolkmeyer	Republican	9,942	69.544%
Connie Simmons	Democratic	4,354	30.456%
	Total Votes:	14,296

State Representative – District 54			16 of 16 Precincts Reported
Dan Houx	Republican	5,668	69.240%
James L. Williams	Democratic	2,518	30.760%
	Total Votes:	8,186

State Representative – District 55			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Mike Haffner	Republican	13,545	100.000%
	Total Votes:	13,545

State Representative – District 56			22 of 22 Precincts Reported
Jack Bondon	Republican	11,095	100.000%
	Total Votes:	11,095

State Representative – District 57			29 of 29 Precincts Reported
Rodger L. Reedy	Republican	10,265	73.685%
Joan Shores	Democratic	3,666	26.315%
	Total Votes:	13,931

State Representative – District 58			25 of 25 Precincts Reported
David Wood	Republican	11,345	100.000%
	Total Votes:	11,345

State Representative – District 59			22 of 22 Precincts Reported
Rudy L. Veit	Republican	11,795	75.872%
Linda Ellen Greeson	Democratic	3,751	24.128%
	Total Votes:	15,546

State Representative – District 60			16 of 16 Precincts Reported
Dave Griffith	Republican	8,944	57.662%
Sara Michael	Democratic	6,567	42.338%
	Total Votes:	15,511

State Representative – District 61			38 of 38 Precincts Reported
Aaron D. Griesheimer	Republican	11,425	71.122%
Pamela A. Menefee	Democratic	4,639	28.878%
	Total Votes:	16,064

State Representative – District 62			47 of 47 Precincts Reported
Tom Hurst	Republican	12,005	82.679%
Ashley D. Fajkowski	Democratic	2,515	17.321%
	Total Votes:	14,520

State Representative – District 63			33 of 33 Precincts Reported
Bryan Spencer	Republican	12,460	63.047%
Janet Kester	Democratic	6,947	35.152%
Carl-herman Freese	Libertarian	356	1.801%
	Total Votes:	19,763

State Representative – District 64			18 of 18 Precincts Reported
Tony Lovasco	Republican	10,530	61.554%
Shawn Finklein	Democratic	6,577	38.446%
	Total Votes:	17,107

State Representative – District 65			17 of 17 Precincts Reported
Tom Hannegan	Republican	8,280	50.976%
Bill Otto	Democratic	7,963	49.024%
	Total Votes:	16,243

State Representative – District 66			21 of 21 Precincts Reported
Tommie Pierson, Jr.	Democratic	10,201	98.361%
WRITE-INS:	Write-in	170	1.639%
Theo (Ted) Brown Sr	Write-in	0	0.000%
	Total Votes:	10,371

State Representative – District 67			18 of 18 Precincts Reported
Patti Longworth	Republican	2,428	14.305%
Alan K. Green	Democratic	14,545	85.695%
	Total Votes:	16,973

State Representative – District 68			18 of 18 Precincts Reported
Jay Mosley	Democratic	12,255	100.000%
	Total Votes:	12,255

State Representative – District 69			19 of 19 Precincts Reported
Adam Jenning	Republican	4,049	27.838%
Gretchen Bangert	Democratic	10,175	69.955%
Eric S. Harris	Libertarian	321	2.207%
	Total Votes:	14,545

State Representative – District 70			28 of 28 Precincts Reported
Mark Matthiesen	Republican	7,814	49.105%
Paula Brown	Democratic	7,907	49.689%
Carol Hexem	Green	192	1.207%
	Total Votes:	15,913

State Representative – District 71			24 of 24 Precincts Reported
LaDonna Appelbaum	Democratic	10,487	76.997%
LaDonna Higgins	Libertarian	3,133	23.003%
	Total Votes:	13,620

State Representative – District 72			26 of 26 Precincts Reported
Bruce Buwalda	Republican	4,878	36.482%
Doug Clemens	Democratic	8,493	63.518%
	Total Votes:	13,371

State Representative – District 73			21 of 21 Precincts Reported
Raychel Proudie	Democratic	9,409	100.000%
	Total Votes:	9,409

State Representative – District 74			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Cora Faith Walker	Democratic	9,523	100.000%
	Total Votes:	9,523

State Representative – District 75			22 of 22 Precincts Reported
Alan Gray	Democratic	11,179	100.000%
	Total Votes:	11,179

State Representative – District 76			28 of 28 Precincts Reported
Chris Carter	Democratic	10,346	100.000%
	Total Votes:	10,346

State Representative – District 77			55 of 55 Precincts Reported
Steve Roberts	Democratic	10,734	100.000%
	Total Votes:	10,734

State Representative – District 78			25 of 25 Precincts Reported
Bruce Franks Jr.	Democratic	9,906	100.000%
	Total Votes:	9,906

State Representative – District 79			31 of 31 Precincts Reported
LaKeySha Bosley	Democratic	11,878	89.659%
Dan Elder	Libertarian	1,370	10.341%
	Total Votes:	13,248

State Representative – District 80			28 of 28 Precincts Reported
Peter Merideth	Democratic	13,795	100.000%
	Total Votes:	13,795

State Representative – District 81			21 of 21 Precincts Reported
Steve Butz	Democratic	9,752	100.000%
	Total Votes:	9,752

State Representative – District 82			23 of 23 Precincts Reported
Erik Shelquist	Republican	4,011	23.882%
Donna M.C. Baringer	Democratic	12,784	76.118%
	Total Votes:	16,795

State Representative – District 83			27 of 27 Precincts Reported
Gina Mitten	Democratic	13,543	81.388%
Andrew Bolin	Libertarian	3,097	18.612%
	Total Votes:	16,640

State Representative – District 84			25 of 25 Precincts Reported
Wiley Price IV	Democratic	11,590	100.000%
	Total Votes:	11,590

State Representative – District 85			26 of 26 Precincts Reported
Steven McKnight	Republican	2,217	17.702%
Kevin L. Windham, Jr.	Democratic	10,307	82.298%
	Total Votes:	12,524

State Representative – District 86			24 of 24 Precincts Reported
Maria N. Chappelle-Nadal	Democratic	12,760	100.000%
	Total Votes:	12,760

State Representative – District 87			31 of 31 Precincts Reported
Steven G. Bailey	Republican	5,952	32.014%
Ian Mackey	Democratic	12,457	67.002%
Robert W. Warbin	Green	183	0.984%
	Total Votes:	18,592

State Representative – District 88			31 of 31 Precincts Reported
Lloyd Nolan	Republican	6,646	35.747%
Tracy McCreery	Democratic	11,668	62.758%
Stephen Johnson	Libertarian	278	1.495%
	Total Votes:	18,592

State Representative – District 89			37 of 37 Precincts Reported
Dean Plocher	Republican	12,578	58.611%
Kevin FitzGerald	Democratic	8,882	41.389%
	Total Votes:	21,460

State Representative – District 90			24 of 24 Precincts Reported
Deb Lavender	Democratic	15,528	100.000%
	Total Votes:	15,528

State Representative – District 91			25 of 25 Precincts Reported
Jennifer Bird	Republican	6,619	32.827%
Sarah Unsicker	Democratic	13,215	65.541%
James Scariot	Libertarian	329	1.632%
	Total Votes:	20,163

State Representative – District 92			24 of 24 Precincts Reported
Bill Heisse	Republican	6,765	40.403%
Doug Beck	Democratic	9,979	59.597%
	Total Votes:	16,744

State Representative – District 93			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Bob Burns	Democratic	9,318	100.000%
	Total Votes:	9,318

State Representative – District 94			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Jim Murphy	Republican	7,494	51.217%
Jean Pretto	Democratic	7,138	48.783%
	Total Votes:	14,632

State Representative – District 95			14 of 14 Precincts Reported
Michael A. ODonnell	Republican	10,342	58.000%
Mike Walter	Democratic	7,489	42.000%
	Total Votes:	17,831

State Representative – District 96			29 of 29 Precincts Reported
David J. Gregory	Republican	11,901	58.904%
Erica Hoffman	Democratic	8,303	41.096%
	Total Votes:	20,204

State Representative – District 97			13 of 13 Precincts Reported
Mary Elizabeth Coleman	Republican	8,033	56.340%
Mike Revis	Democratic	6,225	43.660%
	Total Votes:	14,258

State Representative – District 98			24 of 24 Precincts Reported
Shamed Dogan	Republican	11,316	60.757%
Charles Triplett	Democratic	7,309	39.243%
	Total Votes:	18,625

State Representative – District 99			33 of 33 Precincts Reported
Jean Evans	Republican	9,093	53.073%
Mike LaBozzetta	Democratic	8,040	46.927%
	Total Votes:	17,133

State Representative – District 100			34 of 34 Precincts Reported
Derek Grier	Republican	10,927	55.614%
Helena Webb	Democratic	8,721	44.386%
	Total Votes:	19,648

State Representative – District 101			23 of 23 Precincts Reported
Bruce DeGroot	Republican	11,946	64.706%
Genevieve Steidtmann	Democratic	6,516	35.294%
	Total Votes:	18,462

State Representative – District 102			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Ron Hicks	Republican	10,878	60.259%
John F. Foster	Democratic	7,174	39.741%
	Total Votes:	18,052

State Representative – District 103			22 of 22 Precincts Reported
John D. Wiemann	Republican	11,330	60.898%
Jim Klenc	Democratic	7,275	39.102%
	Total Votes:	18,605

State Representative – District 104			14 of 14 Precincts Reported
Adam Schnelting	Republican	9,654	56.288%
Peggy Sherwin	Democratic	7,497	43.712%
	Total Votes:	17,151

State Representative – District 105			17 of 17 Precincts Reported
Phil Christofanelli	Republican	10,405	55.553%
Scott Cernicek	Democratic	7,928	42.328%
Bill Slantz	Libertarian	397	2.120%
	Total Votes:	18,730

State Representative – District 106			13 of 13 Precincts Reported
Chrissy Sommer	Republican	8,766	57.614%
Jackie Sclair	Democratic	6,449	42.386%
	Total Votes:	15,215

State Representative – District 107			18 of 18 Precincts Reported
Nick Schroer	Republican	9,749	59.099%
Curtis Wylde	Democratic	6,747	40.901%
	Total Votes:	16,496

State Representative – District 108			16 of 16 Precincts Reported
Justin Hill	Republican	11,079	61.434%
Betty Vining	Democratic	6,955	38.566%
	Total Votes:	18,034

State Representative – District 109			22 of 22 Precincts Reported
John Simmons	Republican	10,452	66.871%
James Cordrey	Democratic	5,178	33.129%
	Total Votes:	15,630

State Representative – District 110			23 of 23 Precincts Reported
Dottie Bailey	Republican	10,715	62.874%
Cody Kelley	Democratic	6,327	37.126%
	Total Votes:	17,042

State Representative – District 111			14 of 14 Precincts Reported
Shane Roden	Republican	9,824	65.341%
Phoebe Ottomeyer	Democratic	5,211	34.659%
	Total Votes:	15,035

State Representative – District 112			17 of 17 Precincts Reported
Rob Vescovo	Republican	9,621	61.304%
Benjamin Hagin	Democratic	6,073	38.696%
	Total Votes:	15,694

State Representative – District 113			9 of 9 Precincts Reported
Dan Shaul	Republican	7,939	56.521%
Karen Settlemoir-Berg	Democratic	6,107	43.479%
	Total Votes:	14,046

State Representative – District 114			13 of 13 Precincts Reported
Becky Ruth	Republican	9,663	67.640%
Dennis McDonald	Democratic	4,623	32.360%
	Total Votes:	14,286

State Representative – District 115			23 of 23 Precincts Reported
Elaine Freeman Gannon	Republican	10,598	100.000%
	Total Votes:	10,598

State Representative – District 116			26 of 26 Precincts Reported
Dale L. Wright	Republican	9,529	64.026%
Bill Kraemer	Democratic	5,353	35.967%
WRITE-INS:	Write-in	1	0.007%
Perry D. Willmore	Write-in	0	0.000%
	Total Votes:	14,883

State Representative – District 117			17 of 17 Precincts Reported
Mike Henderson	Republican	8,159	72.051%
Kayla Chick	Democratic	3,165	27.949%
	Total Votes:	11,324

State Representative – District 118			18 of 18 Precincts Reported
Mike McGirl	Republican	8,215	65.594%
Barbara Marco	Democratic	4,309	34.406%
	Total Votes:	12,524

State Representative – District 119			26 of 26 Precincts Reported
Nate Tate	Republican	9,161	70.812%
Marcie Nichols	Democratic	3,776	29.188%
	Total Votes:	12,937

State Representative – District 120			14 of 14 Precincts Reported
Jason Chipman	Republican	9,266	70.668%
Theresa Schmitt	Democratic	3,846	29.332%
	Total Votes:	13,112

State Representative – District 121			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Don Mayhew	Republican	7,901	69.514%
Matt Heltz	Democratic	3,465	30.486%
	Total Votes:	11,366

State Representative – District 122			7 of 7 Precincts Reported
Steve Lynch	Republican	5,656	100.000%
	Total Votes:	5,656

State Representative – District 123			22 of 22 Precincts Reported
Suzie Pollock	Republican	11,597	77.801%
Joe Register	Democratic	3,309	22.199%
	Total Votes:	14,906

State Representative – District 124			24 of 24 Precincts Reported
Rocky Miller	Republican	13,004	78.731%
Steve Dakopolos	Democratic	3,513	21.269%
	Total Votes:	16,517

State Representative – District 125			34 of 34 Precincts Reported
Warren D. Love	Republican	9,738	64.171%
Chase Crawford	Democratic	5,437	35.829%
	Total Votes:	15,175

State Representative – District 126			33 of 33 Precincts Reported
Patricia Pike	Republican	9,897	74.858%
Jim Hogan	Democratic	2,918	22.071%
Stephen Biles	Constitution	406	3.071%
	Total Votes:	13,221

State Representative – District 127			38 of 38 Precincts Reported
Ann Kelley	Republican	12,273	82.886%
Teri Hanna	Democratic	2,534	17.114%
	Total Votes:	14,807

State Representative – District 128			29 of 29 Precincts Reported
Mike Stephens	Republican	11,149	79.341%
Rich Horton	Democratic	2,903	20.659%
	Total Votes:	14,052

State Representative – District 129			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Jeff Knight	Republican	10,500	74.989%
Ronna Ford	Democratic	3,502	25.011%
	Total Votes:	14,002

State Representative – District 130			12 of 12 Precincts Reported
Jeff Messenger	Republican	11,325	71.289%
Tyler Gunlock	Democratic	4,561	28.711%
	Total Votes:	15,886

State Representative – District 131			19 of 19 Precincts Reported
Sonya Murray Anderson	Republican	8,722	68.008%
Nate Branscom	Democratic	4,103	31.992%
	Total Votes:	12,825

State Representative – District 132			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Sarah Semple	Republican	2,971	35.636%
Crystal Quade	Democratic	5,366	64.364%
	Total Votes:	8,337

State Representative – District 133			11 of 11 Precincts Reported
Curtis D. Trent	Republican	10,546	64.415%
Cindy Slimp	Democratic	5,826	35.585%
	Total Votes:	16,372

State Representative – District 134			15 of 15 Precincts Reported
Elijah Haahr	Republican	8,717	57.041%
Derrick Nowlin	Democratic	6,565	42.959%
	Total Votes:	15,282

State Representative – District 135			25 of 25 Precincts Reported
Steve Helms	Republican	6,036	54.086%
Rob Bailey	Democratic	5,124	45.914%
	Total Votes:	11,160

State Representative – District 136			17 of 17 Precincts Reported
J. Craig Fishel	Republican	11,586	57.229%
Jeff Munzinger	Democratic	8,659	42.771%
	Total Votes:	20,245

State Representative – District 137			19 of 19 Precincts Reported
John F. Black	Republican	13,380	75.072%
Raymond Lampert	Democratic	4,443	24.928%
	Total Votes:	17,823

State Representative – District 138			27 of 27 Precincts Reported
Brad Hudson	Republican	14,730	100.000%
	Total Votes:	14,730

State Representative – District 139			13 of 13 Precincts Reported
Jered Taylor	Republican	12,784	75.129%
Cora Hanf	Democratic	4,232	24.871%
	Total Votes:	17,016

State Representative – District 140			17 of 17 Precincts Reported
Lynn Morris	Republican	12,289	73.481%
Tony Smith	Democratic	3,989	23.852%
Robert Debbaut	Green	446	2.667%
	Total Votes:	16,724

State Representative – District 141			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Hannah Kelly	Republican	11,510	100.000%
	Total Votes:	11,510

State Representative – District 142			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Robert Ross	Republican	10,385	100.000%
	Total Votes:	10,385

State Representative – District 143			34 of 34 Precincts Reported
Jeffrey Pogue	Republican	10,999	100.000%
	Total Votes:	10,999

State Representative – District 144			38 of 38 Precincts Reported
Chris Dinkins	Republican	9,778	100.000%
	Total Votes:	9,778

State Representative – District 145			29 of 29 Precincts Reported
Rick Francis	Republican	11,379	82.313%
Ronald G. Pember	Democratic	2,445	17.687%
	Total Votes:	13,824

State Representative – District 146			26 of 26 Precincts Reported
Barry D. Hovis	Republican	15,264	81.902%
Gayla A. Dace	Democratic	3,373	18.098%
	Total Votes:	18,637

State Representative – District 147			17 of 17 Precincts Reported
Kathy Swan	Republican	8,601	64.825%
Renita Green	Democratic	4,667	35.175%
	Total Votes:	13,268

State Representative – District 148			25 of 25 Precincts Reported
Holly Rehder	Republican	10,937	100.000%
	Total Votes:	10,937

State Representative – District 149			41 of 41 Precincts Reported
Don Rone	Republican	3,904	60.303%
Bill Burlison	Democratic	2,112	32.623%
Jackie Townes McGee	Independent	458	7.074%
	Total Votes:	6,474

State Representative – District 150			38 of 38 Precincts Reported
Andrew McDaniel	Republican	6,525	75.373%
Josh Rittenberry	Democratic	2,132	24.627%
	Total Votes:	8,657

State Representative – District 151			30 of 30 Precincts Reported
Herman Morse	Republican	10,270	78.391%
J. T. (Jerry) Howard	Democratic	2,455	18.739%
Rick Vandeven	Libertarian	376	2.870%
	Total Votes:	13,101

State Representative – District 152			37 of 37 Precincts Reported
Hardy Billington	Republican	7,373	69.036%
Robert L. Smith	Democratic	3,307	30.964%
	Total Votes:	10,680

State Representative – District 153			29 of 29 Precincts Reported
Jeff Shawan	Republican	9,716	74.475%
Matt Michel	Democratic	3,330	25.525%
	Total Votes:	13,046

State Representative – District 154			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
David Evans	Republican	11,626	100.000%
	Total Votes:	11,626

State Representative – District 155			35 of 35 Precincts Reported
Karla Eslinger	Republican	12,768	100.000%
	Total Votes:	12,768

State Representative – District 156			16 of 16 Precincts Reported
Jeff Justus	Republican	12,848	100.000%
	Total Votes:	12,848

State Representative – District 157			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Mike Moon	Republican	10,549	78.912%
Loretta Thomas	Democratic	2,819	21.088%
	Total Votes:	13,368

State Representative – District 158			22 of 22 Precincts Reported
Scott Fitzpatrick	Republican	11,348	100.000%
	Total Votes:	11,348

State Representative – District 159			23 of 23 Precincts Reported
Dirk E. Deaton	Republican	9,204	81.799%
Jerry Sparks	Democratic	2,048	18.201%
	Total Votes:	11,252

State Representative – District 160			15 of 15 Precincts Reported
Ben Baker	Republican	10,710	75.513%
Angela R Thomas	Democratic	3,473	24.487%
	Total Votes:	14,183

State Representative – District 161			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Lane Roberts	Republican	7,952	67.009%
Elizabeth Lundstrum	Democratic	3,915	32.991%
	Total Votes:	11,867

State Representative – District 162			22 of 22 Precincts Reported
Robert (Bob) Bromley	Republican	8,914	68.333%
Sarah Hinkle	Democratic	3,765	28.862%
Mollie Dyer	Green	366	2.806%
	Total Votes:	13,045

State Representative – District 163			16 of 16 Precincts Reported
Cody Smith	Republican	9,564	78.023%
Chad Fletcher	Democratic	2,694	21.977%
	Total Votes:	12,258

Circuit Judge – Circuit 2			25 of 25 Precincts Reported
Russell Steele	Democratic	10,274	100.000%
	Total Votes:	10,274

Circuit Judge – Circuit 3			31 of 31 Precincts Reported
Tom Alley	Republican	8,672	100.000%
	Total Votes:	8,672

Circuit Judge – Circuit 4			48 of 48 Precincts Reported
Roger Prokes	Republican	13,614	100.000%
	Total Votes:	13,614

Circuit Judge – Circuit 5 Division 1			46 of 46 Precincts Reported
Kate Schaefer	Republican	24,503	66.119%
Arthur David Peppard	Democratic	12,556	33.881%
	Total Votes:	37,059

Circuit Judge – Circuit 5 Division 3			46 of 46 Precincts Reported
Patrick K. Robb	Democratic	29,582	100.000%
	Total Votes:	29,582

Circuit Judge – Circuit 5 Division 4			46 of 46 Precincts Reported
Daniel F. Kellogg	Democratic	29,768	100.000%
	Total Votes:	29,768

Circuit Judge – Circuit 8			27 of 27 Precincts Reported
Kevin L. Walden	Republican	11,001	100.000%
	Total Votes:	11,001

Circuit Judge – Circuit 9			41 of 41 Precincts Reported
Terry A. Tschannen	Democratic	7,388	100.000%
	Total Votes:	7,388

Circuit Judge – Circuit 10			35 of 35 Precincts Reported
Rachel Bringer Shepherd	Democratic	15,147	100.000%
	Total Votes:	15,147

Circuit Judge – Circuit 11 Division 3			122 of 122 Precincts Reported
Jack Banas	Republican	122,880	100.000%
	Total Votes:	122,880

Circuit Judge – Circuit 11 Division 4			122 of 122 Precincts Reported
Mike Fagras	Republican	120,671	100.000%
	Total Votes:	120,671

Circuit Judge – Circuit 11 Division 5			122 of 122 Precincts Reported
Jon A. Cunningham	Republican	120,413	100.000%
	Total Votes:	120,413

Circuit Judge – Circuit 11 Division 7			122 of 122 Precincts Reported
Daniel Pelikan	Republican	119,784	100.000%
	Total Votes:	119,784

Circuit Judge – Circuit 12			50 of 50 Precincts Reported
Jason Lamb	Republican	22,225	100.000%
	Total Votes:	22,225

Circuit Judge – Circuit 13 Division 1			96 of 96 Precincts Reported
Brouck Jacobs	Republican	44,318	50.569%
Finley Gibbs	Democratic	43,321	49.431%
	Total Votes:	87,639

Circuit Judge – Circuit 13 Division 3			96 of 96 Precincts Reported
Kevin Crane	Republican	59,026	100.000%
	Total Votes:	59,026

Circuit Judge – Circuit 14			23 of 23 Precincts Reported
Gillis C. Leonard	Republican	4,933	38.356%
Scott A. Hayes	Democratic	7,928	61.644%
	Total Votes:	12,861

Circuit Judge – Circuit 15			30 of 30 Precincts Reported
Dennis A. Rolf	Democratic	17,054	100.000%
	Total Votes:	17,054

Circuit Judge – Circuit 17 Division 1			52 of 52 Precincts Reported
William (Bill) Collins	Republican	42,681	100.000%
	Total Votes:	42,681

Circuit Judge – Circuit 18			43 of 43 Precincts Reported
Robert Lawrence Koffman	Republican	19,021	100.000%
	Total Votes:	19,021

Circuit Judge – Circuit 19 Division 1			29 of 29 Precincts Reported
Jon E. Beetem	Republican	27,122	100.000%
	Total Votes:	27,122

Circuit Judge – Circuit 20 Division 1			87 of 87 Precincts Reported
Craig E. Hellmann	Republican	44,099	100.000%
	Total Votes:	44,099

Circuit Judge – Circuit 23 Division 1			54 of 54 Precincts Reported
Joe Rathert	Republican	68,272	100.000%
	Total Votes:	68,272

Circuit Judge – Circuit 23 Division 4			54 of 54 Precincts Reported
Brenda Stacey	Republican	51,206	59.882%
Jacob (Jake) Costello	Democratic	34,306	40.118%
	Total Votes:	85,512

Circuit Judge – Circuit 23 Division 5			54 of 54 Precincts Reported
Vic Melenbrink	Republican	66,737	100.000%
	Total Votes:	66,737

Circuit Judge – Circuit 23 Division 6			54 of 54 Precincts Reported
Troy Cardona	Republican	67,524	100.000%
	Total Votes:	67,524

Circuit Judge – Circuit 24 Division 1			56 of 56 Precincts Reported
Jerel Lee Poor II	Republican	21,723	54.435%
Sandy Martinez	Democratic	18,183	45.565%
	Total Votes:	39,906

Circuit Judge – Circuit 24 Division 2			56 of 56 Precincts Reported
Wendy Wexler Horn	Democratic	28,220	100.000%
	Total Votes:	28,220

Circuit Judge – Circuit 25 Division 1			50 of 50 Precincts Reported
Bill Hickle	Republican	33,360	100.000%
	Total Votes:	33,360

Circuit Judge – Circuit 26 Division 1			69 of 69 Precincts Reported
Matt Hamner	Republican	48,202	100.000%
	Total Votes:	48,202

Circuit Judge – Circuit 27			36 of 36 Precincts Reported
James K. (Jim) Journey	Democratic	14,045	100.000%
	Total Votes:	14,045

Circuit Judge – Circuit 28			45 of 45 Precincts Reported
David Munton	Republican	17,971	100.000%
	Total Votes:	17,971

Circuit Judge – Circuit 29 Division 1			47 of 47 Precincts Reported
Gayle L. Crane	Republican	33,684	100.000%
	Total Votes:	33,684

Circuit Judge – Circuit 29 Division 3			47 of 47 Precincts Reported
David Boyce Mouton	Republican	34,367	100.000%
	Total Votes:	34,367

Circuit Judge – Circuit 30			67 of 67 Precincts Reported
Michael O. Hendrickson	Republican	38,311	100.000%
	Total Votes:	38,311

Circuit Judge – Circuit 32 Division 2			64 of 64 Precincts Reported
Benjamin F. Lewis	Republican	37,187	100.000%
	Total Votes:	37,187

Circuit Judge – Circuit 33			29 of 29 Precincts Reported
David A. Dolan	Democratic	14,401	100.000%
	Total Votes:	14,401

Circuit Judge – Circuit 34			46 of 46 Precincts Reported
Daniel Cornacchione, Sr.	Republican	2,528	38.952%
Edward Reeves	Democratic	3,962	61.048%
	Total Votes:	6,490

Circuit Judge – Circuit 35			42 of 42 Precincts Reported
Robert (Rob) Mayer	Republican	16,593	100.000%
	Total Votes:	16,593

Circuit Judge – Circuit 37			51 of 51 Precincts Reported
Steven Privette	Republican	19,448	100.000%
	Total Votes:	19,448

Circuit Judge – Circuit 38 Division 1			27 of 27 Precincts Reported
Laura Johnson	Republican	30,611	100.000%
	Total Votes:	30,611

Circuit Judge – Circuit 39			59 of 59 Precincts Reported
Jack Goodman	Republican	35,371	100.000%
	Total Votes:	35,371

Circuit Judge – Circuit 40			37 of 37 Precincts Reported
Gregory Stremel	Republican	24,344	100.000%
	Total Votes:	24,344

Circuit Judge – Circuit 41			20 of 20 Precincts Reported
Frederick (Rick) P. Tucker	Democratic	6,812	100.000%
	Total Votes:	6,812

Circuit Judge – Circuit 42 Division 1			50 of 50 Precincts Reported
Megan Seay	Republican	18,072	72.485%
Sid Pearson	Democratic	6,860	27.515%
	Total Votes:	24,932

Circuit Judge – Circuit 43 Division 1			45 of 45 Precincts Reported
Ryan Horsman	Republican	20,264	100.000%
	Total Votes:	20,264

Circuit Judge – Circuit 43 Division 2			45 of 45 Precincts Reported
Brent Elliott	Democratic	17,041	100.000%
	Total Votes:	17,041

Circuit Judge – Circuit 44			35 of 35 Precincts Reported
Craig Carter	Republican	14,155	100.000%
	Total Votes:	14,155

Circuit Judge – Circuit 45			33 of 33 Precincts Reported
Patrick S. Flynn	Republican	17,096	62.552%
Adam M. Burkemper	Democratic	10,235	37.448%
	Total Votes:	27,331

Circuit Judge – Circuit 46			22 of 22 Precincts Reported
Jeff Merrell	Republican	17,738	100.000%
	Total Votes:	17,738

Missouri Supreme Court			3256 of 3256 Precincts Reported
W. Brent Powell	Yes Votes	1,452,787	71.356%
	No Votes	583,178	28.644%
	Total Votes:	2,035,965

Mary Rhodes Russell	Yes Votes	1,457,962	71.921%
	No Votes	569,200	28.079%
	Total Votes:	2,027,162

Court of Appeals – Eastern District			1407 of 1407 Precincts Reported
Colleen Dolan	Yes Votes	584,195	68.500%
	No Votes	268,648	31.500%
	Total Votes:	852,843

Lisa P. Page	Yes Votes	586,299	69.058%
	No Votes	262,701	30.942%
	Total Votes:	849,000

Court of Appeals – Southern District			782 of 782 Precincts Reported
Jeffrey Bates	Yes Votes	353,455	75.108%
	No Votes	117,138	24.892%
	Total Votes:	470,593

Court of Appeals – Western District			1067 of 1067 Precincts Reported
Edward R. Ardini, Jr.	Yes Votes	489,432	70.583%
	No Votes	203,986	29.417%
	Total Votes:	693,418

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 7 – Div 5			80 of 80 Precincts Reported
David P. Chamberlain	Yes Votes	57,713	69.547%
	No Votes	25,271	30.453%
	Total Votes:	82,984

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 7 – Div 6			80 of 80 Precincts Reported
Karen Lee Krauser	Yes Votes	58,623	70.811%
	No Votes	24,165	29.189%
	Total Votes:	82,788

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 7 – Div 9			80 of 80 Precincts Reported
Tim Flook	Yes Votes	56,318	67.910%
	No Votes	26,612	32.090%
	Total Votes:	82,930

Circuit Judge – Circuit 16 – Div 4			333 of 333 Precincts Reported
Justine E. Del Muro	Yes Votes	152,971	70.286%
	No Votes	64,669	29.714%
	Total Votes:	217,640

Circuit Judge – Circuit 16 – Div 5			333 of 333 Precincts Reported
James F. Kanatzar	Yes Votes	143,637	66.590%
	No Votes	72,068	33.410%
	Total Votes:	215,705

Circuit Judge – Circuit 16 – Div 11			333 of 333 Precincts Reported
George E. Wolf	Yes Votes	144,824	67.532%
	No Votes	69,627	32.468%
	Total Votes:	214,451

Circuit Judge – Circuit 16 – Div 13			333 of 333 Precincts Reported
Charles H. McKenzie	Yes Votes	148,271	69.210%
	No Votes	65,961	30.790%
	Total Votes:	214,232

Circuit Judge – Circuit 16 – Div 15			333 of 333 Precincts Reported
Jalilah Otto	Yes Votes	151,796	70.519%
	No Votes	63,458	29.481%
	Total Votes:	215,254

Circuit Judge – Circuit 16 – Div 16			333 of 333 Precincts Reported
Marco A. Roldan	Yes Votes	146,487	68.233%
	No Votes	68,199	31.767%
	Total Votes:	214,686

Circuit Judge – Circuit 16 – Div 17			333 of 333 Precincts Reported
Jack Grate	Yes Votes	144,114	67.372%
	No Votes	69,795	32.628%
	Total Votes:	213,909

Circuit Judge – Circuit 16 – Div 19			333 of 333 Precincts Reported
Mark Anthony Styles, Jr.	Yes Votes	148,655	69.799%
	No Votes	64,321	30.201%
	Total Votes:	212,976

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 16 – Div 25			333 of 333 Precincts Reported
Richard T. Standridge	Yes Votes	144,653	67.959%
	No Votes	68,200	32.041%
	Total Votes:	212,853

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 16 – Div 27			333 of 333 Precincts Reported
Gregory Burnett Gillis	Yes Votes	143,613	67.715%
	No Votes	68,472	32.285%
	Total Votes:	212,085

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 16 – Div 30			333 of 333 Precincts Reported
Twila Kay Rigby	Yes Votes	151,307	70.618%
	No Votes	62,954	29.382%
	Total Votes:	214,261

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 16 – Div 31			333 of 333 Precincts Reported
Mary Frances Weir	Yes Votes	154,060	71.676%
	No Votes	60,879	28.324%
	Total Votes:	214,939

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 16 – Div 33			333 of 333 Precincts Reported
Jeffrey L. Bushur	Yes Votes	143,206	67.423%
	No Votes	69,194	32.577%
	Total Votes:	212,400

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 16 – Div 34			333 of 333 Precincts Reported
Susan Long	Yes Votes	155,712	72.607%
	No Votes	58,747	27.393%
	Total Votes:	214,459

Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 1			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Brian H. May	Yes Votes	207,985	59.508%
	No Votes	141,520	40.492%
	Total Votes:	349,505

Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 4			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Joseph S. Dueker	Yes Votes	210,788	60.283%
	No Votes	138,876	39.717%
	Total Votes:	349,664

Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 5			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Thea A. Sherry	Yes Votes	218,900	62.868%
	No Votes	129,288	37.132%
	Total Votes:	348,188

Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 8			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Dean P. Waldemer	Yes Votes	210,763	60.976%
	No Votes	134,887	39.024%
	Total Votes:	345,650

Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 9			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
David L. Vincent	Yes Votes	219,449	63.476%
	No Votes	126,268	36.524%
	Total Votes:	345,717

Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 10			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Michael T. Jamison	Yes Votes	218,988	63.298%
	No Votes	126,974	36.702%
	Total Votes:	345,962

Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 12			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Stanley J. Wallach	Yes Votes	210,414	61.249%
	No Votes	133,125	38.751%
	Total Votes:	343,539

Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 13			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Bruce F. Hilton	Yes Votes	211,577	61.612%
	No Votes	131,828	38.388%
	Total Votes:	343,405

Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 16			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Michael D. Burton	Yes Votes	216,950	63.084%
	No Votes	126,955	36.916%
	Total Votes:	343,905

Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 17			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Joseph L. Walsh	Yes Votes	209,275	60.937%
	No Votes	134,155	39.063%
	Total Votes:	343,430

Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 18			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Ellen Hannigan Ribaudo	Yes Votes	224,553	64.993%
	No Votes	120,951	35.007%
	Total Votes:	345,504

Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 20			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Margaret Donnelly	Yes Votes	226,404	65.479%
	No Votes	119,362	34.521%
	Total Votes:	345,766

Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 21			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Nancy Watkins McLaughlin	Yes Votes	224,781	65.233%
	No Votes	119,799	34.767%
	Total Votes:	344,580

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 33			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Jason D. Dodson	Yes Votes	212,627	62.045%
	No Votes	130,073	37.955%
	Total Votes:	342,700

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 34			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Renee Hardin-Tammons	Yes Votes	233,467	67.516%
	No Votes	112,329	32.484%
	Total Votes:	345,796

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 36			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Joseph Green	Yes Votes	214,227	62.555%
	No Votes	128,233	37.445%
	Total Votes:	342,460

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 38			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
John “JB” Lasater	Yes Votes	203,030	59.400%
	No Votes	138,771	40.600%
	Total Votes:	341,801

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 39			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Ellen W. Dunne	Yes Votes	225,420	65.611%
	No Votes	118,150	34.389%
	Total Votes:	343,570

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 41			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Judy Preddy Draper	Yes Votes	168,581	48.202%
	No Votes	181,154	51.798%
	Total Votes:	349,735

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 43			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Mondonna L. Ghasedi	Yes Votes	214,277	62.718%
	No Votes	127,376	37.282%
	Total Votes:	341,653

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 21 – Div 44			657 of 657 Precincts Reported
Richard M. Stewart	Yes Votes	210,617	61.857%
	No Votes	129,874	38.143%
	Total Votes:	340,491

Circuit Judge – Circuit 22 – Div 7			222 of 222 Precincts Reported
Thomas C. Clark, II	Yes Votes	55,533	57.291%
	No Votes	41,399	42.709%
	Total Votes:	96,932

Circuit Judge – Circuit 22 – Div 10			222 of 222 Precincts Reported
Rex M. Burlison	Yes Votes	61,012	63.867%
	No Votes	34,518	36.133%
	Total Votes:	95,530

Circuit Judge – Circuit 22 – Div 15			222 of 222 Precincts Reported
Theresa Counts Burke	Yes Votes	68,296	71.097%
	No Votes	27,764	28.903%
	Total Votes:	96,060

Circuit Judge – Circuit 22 – Div 18			222 of 222 Precincts Reported
Jason M. Sengheiser	Yes Votes	60,645	63.799%
	No Votes	34,412	36.201%
	Total Votes:	95,057

Circuit Judge – Circuit 22 – Div 20			222 of 222 Precincts Reported
Joan L. Moriarty	Yes Votes	62,253	64.829%
	No Votes	33,773	35.171%
	Total Votes:	96,026

Circuit Judge – Circuit 22 – Div 22			222 of 222 Precincts Reported
Michael W. Noble	Yes Votes	68,630	71.718%
	No Votes	27,064	28.282%
	Total Votes:	95,694

Circuit Judge – Circuit 22 – Div 23			222 of 222 Precincts Reported
Paula Perkins Bryant	Yes Votes	72,039	74.787%
	No Votes	24,286	25.213%
	Total Votes:	96,325

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 22 – Div 29			222 of 222 Precincts Reported
Barbara Tina Peebles	Yes Votes	54,204	55.466%
	No Votes	43,521	44.534%
	Total Votes:	97,725

Circuit Judge – Circuit 31 – Div 1			113 of 113 Precincts Reported
Michael J. Cordonnier	Yes Votes	79,002	79.162%
	No Votes	20,796	20.838%
	Total Votes:	99,798

Circuit Judge – Circuit 31 – Div 4			113 of 113 Precincts Reported
Tom Mountjoy	Yes Votes	79,641	78.811%
	No Votes	21,412	21.189%
	Total Votes:	101,053

Circuit Judge – Circuit 31 – Div 5			113 of 113 Precincts Reported
Calvin R Holden	Yes Votes	74,413	73.396%
	No Votes	26,972	26.604%
	Total Votes:	101,385

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 31 – Div 21			113 of 113 Precincts Reported
Jerry A. Harmison, Jr.	Yes Votes	78,245	78.478%
	No Votes	21,458	21.522%
	Total Votes:	99,703

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 31 – Div 22			113 of 113 Precincts Reported
Margaret Palmietto	Yes Votes	78,461	78.610%
	No Votes	21,349	21.390%
	Total Votes:	99,810

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 31 – Div 24			113 of 113 Precincts Reported
Mark A. Powell	Yes Votes	78,467	78.212%
	No Votes	21,859	21.788%
	Total Votes:	100,326

Associate Circuit Judge – Circuit 31 – Div 25			113 of 113 Precincts Reported
Becky J.W. Borthwick	Yes Votes	79,384	79.457%
	No Votes	20,524	20.543%
	Total Votes:	99,908

Constitutional Amendment No. 1			3256 of 3256 Precincts Reported
	YES	1,459,576	61.989%
	NO	895,012	38.011%
	Total Votes:	2,354,588

Constitutional Amendment No. 2			3256 of 3256 Precincts Reported
	YES	1,572,592	65.542%
	NO	826,777	34.458%
	Total Votes:	2,399,369

Constitutional Amendment No. 3			3256 of 3256 Precincts Reported
	YES	747,977	31.438%
	NO	1,631,228	68.562%
	Total Votes:	2,379,205

Constitutional Amendment No. 4			3256 of 3256 Precincts Reported
	YES	1,186,642	52.367%
	NO	1,079,356	47.633%
	Total Votes:	2,265,998

Proposition B			3256 of 3256 Precincts Reported
	YES	1,488,368	62.270%
	NO	901,808	37.730%
	Total Votes:	2,390,176

Proposition C			3256 of 3256 Precincts Reported
	YES	1,031,371	43.505%
	NO	1,339,299	56.495%
	Total Votes:	2,370,670

Proposition D			3256 of 3256 Precincts Reported
	YES	1,101,830	46.375%
	NO	1,274,099	53.625%
	Total Votes:	2,375,929

Kansas Statewide Unofficial Election Results

Posted on November 7, 2018November 7, 2018

United States House of Representatives 001
Precincts Reporting:1381 of 1381

Candidate

Votes

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D-Alan LaPolice

69,076

32%

R-Roger Marshall

149,708

68%

United States House of Representatives 002
Precincts Reporting: 924 of 924

Candidate

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D-Paul Davis

120,421

46%

L-Kelly Standley

14,402

R-Steve Watkins

124,895

48%

United States House of Representatives 003
Precincts Reporting: 628 of 628

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D-Sharice Davids

164,253

53%

L-Chris Clemmons

7,643

R-Kevin Yoder

136,104

44%

United States House of Representatives 004
Precincts Reporting: 623 of 623

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D-James A. Thompson

93,384

40%

R-Ron Estes

138,856

60%

Governor / Lt. Governor
Precincts Reporting:3556 of 3556

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i-Rick Kloos

6,232

i-Greg Orman

66,163

D-Laura Kelly

489,337

48%

L-Jeff Caldwell

18,898

R-Kris Kobach

443,346

43%

Secretary of State
Precincts Reporting:3556 of 3556

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D-Brian “BAM” McClendon

441,444

44%

L-Rob Hodgkinson

35,515

R-Scott Schwab

536,472

53%

Attorney General
Precincts Reporting:3556 of 3556

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D-Sarah G. Swain

410,881

41%

R-Derek Schmidt

599,773

59%

State Treasurer
Precincts Reporting:3556 of 3556

Candidate

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D-Marci Francisco

421,425

42%

R-Jake LaTurner

584,039

58%

Commissioner of Insurance
Precincts Reporting:3556 of 3556

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D-Nathaniel McLaughlin

365,404

37%

R-Vicki Schmidt

628,635

63%

Kansas Senate 013
Precincts Reporting: 109 of 109

Candidate

Votes

D-Bryan Hoffman

10,188

40%

L-Sam Habjan

1,410

R-Richard Hilderbrand

13,823

54%

Kansas House of Representatives 002
Precincts Reporting: 50 of 50

Candidate

Votes

D-Adam J. Lusker Sr.

4,194

49%

R-Kenneth Collins

4,319

51%

Kansas House of Representatives 003
Precincts Reporting: 22 of 22

Candidate

Votes

D-Monica Murnan

5,011

54%

R-Terry Calloway

4,337

46%

Kansas House of Representatives 004
Precincts Reporting: 32 of 32

Candidate

Votes

D-Lawrence Forbach

1,895

25%

R-Trevor Jacobs

5,713

75%

Kansas House of Representatives 005
Precincts Reporting: 36 of 36

Candidate

Votes

D-Lassey Murphy

2,070

27%

R-Mark Samsel

5,597

73%

Kansas House of Representatives 008
Precincts Reporting: 18 of 18

Candidate

Votes

D-Michele Lobitz

5,275

43%

R-Chris Croft

6,979

57%

Kansas House of Representatives 014
Precincts Reporting: 21 of 21

Candidate

Votes

D-Angela Justus Schweller

5,853

49%

R-Charlotte Esau

6,052

51%

Kansas House of Representatives 015
Precincts Reporting: 13 of 13

Candidate

Votes

D-Chris Haulmark

3,571

48%

R-John Toplikar

3,822

52%

Kansas House of Representatives 016
Precincts Reporting: 17 of 17

Candidate

Votes

D-Cindy Holscher

6,591

59%

R-Susan “Sue” Huff

4,624

41%

Kansas House of Representatives 017
Precincts Reporting: 18 of 18

Candidate

Votes

D-Laura Smith-Everett

5,266

47%

L-Michael Kerner

391

R-Tom Cox

5,652

50%

Kansas House of Representatives 018
Precincts Reporting: 18 of 18

Candidate

Votes

D-Cindy Neighbor

5,662

53%

R-Eric Jenkins

4,955

47%

Kansas House of Representatives 019
Precincts Reporting: 21 of 21

Candidate

Votes

D-Stephen Wyatt

5,305

41%

R-Stephanie S. Clayton

7,646

59%

Kansas House of Representatives 020
Precincts Reporting: 19 of 19

Candidate

Votes

D-Becky Barber

5,108

40%

R-Jan H. Kessinger

7,790

60%

Kansas House of Representatives 023
Precincts Reporting: 15 of 15

Candidate

Votes

D-Susan Ruiz

4,245

52%

R-Linda Gallagher

3,942

48%

Kansas House of Representatives 025
Precincts Reporting: 35 of 35

Candidate

Votes

D-Rui Xu

6,417

50%

R-Melissa A. Rooker

6,366

50%

Kansas House of Representatives 026
Precincts Reporting: 46 of 46

Candidate

Votes

D-Deann Mitchell

5,006

46%

R-Adam Thomas

5,997

55%

Kansas House of Representatives 027
Precincts Reporting: 25 of 25

Candidate

Votes

D-Nicole Rome

5,286

39%

R-Sean E. Tarwater Sr.

8,211

61%

Kansas House of Representatives 028
Precincts Reporting: 14 of 14

Candidate

Votes

D-Brian Clausen

4,897

44%

R-Kellie Warren

6,299

56%

Kansas House of Representatives 029
Precincts Reporting: 17 of 17

Candidate

Votes

D-Brett Parker

6,134

56%

L-Robert Firestone

273

R-James Todd

4,511

41%

Kansas House of Representatives 030
Precincts Reporting: 18 of 18

Candidate

Votes

D-Brandon Woodard

5,358

54%

R-Wendy Bingesser

4,504

46%

Kansas House of Representatives 033
Precincts Reporting: 17 of 17

Candidate

Votes

D-Tom Burroughs

4,573

70%

L-Jason Conley

1,991

30%

Kansas House of Representatives 036
Precincts Reporting: 19 of 19

Candidate

Votes

D-Kathy Wolfe Moore

6,904

70%

R-Chiquita C. Coggs

3,003

30%

Kansas House of Representatives 038
Precincts Reporting: 27 of 27

Candidate

Votes

D-Stuart W. Sweeney

4,488

42%

R-Willie Dove

6,178

58%

Kansas House of Representatives 039
Precincts Reporting: 14 of 14

Candidate

Votes

D-Michael Bolton

5,168

46%

R-Owen Donohoe

5,977

54%

Kansas House of Representatives 040
Precincts Reporting: 11 of 11

Candidate

Votes

D-Debbie Deere

3,489

49%

R-David W. French

3,596

51%

Kansas House of Representatives 041
Precincts Reporting: 14 of 14

Candidate

Votes

D-Jeff Pittman

2,973

57%

R-Tony Barton

2,214

43%

Kansas House of Representatives 042
Precincts Reporting: 17 of 17

Candidate

Votes

D-Thea Perry

3,133

37%

R-Jim Karleskint

5,381

63%

Kansas House of Representatives 043
Precincts Reporting: 36 of 36

Candidate

Votes

D-Pamela Finley

3,159

40%

R-Bill Sutton

4,779

60%

Kansas House of Representatives 045
Precincts Reporting: 30 of 30

Candidate

Votes

D-Mike Amyx

9,560

70%

R-Cynthia Smith

4,125

30%

Kansas House of Representatives 047
Precincts Reporting: 19 of 19

Candidate

Votes

D-George D. Hanna

3,279

37%

R-Ronald B. Ellis

5,680

63%

Kansas House of Representatives 048
Precincts Reporting: 14 of 14

Candidate

Votes

D-David L. Benson

5,219

50%

R-Abraham Rafie

5,183

50%

Kansas House of Representatives 049
Precincts Reporting: 12 of 12

Candidate

Votes

D-Darnell W. Hunt

3,680

46%

R-Megan Lynn

4,342

54%

Kansas House of Representatives 050
Precincts Reporting: 26 of 26

Candidate

Votes

D-Down River Dan Brennan

2,435

23%

R-Fred C. Patton

8,137

77%

Kansas House of Representatives 051
Precincts Reporting: 31 of 31

Candidate

Votes

D-Noah L. Wright

3,538

35%

R-Ron Highland

6,467

65%

Kansas House of Representatives 052
Precincts Reporting: 31 of 31

Candidate

Votes

D-Toni Scalia

3,527

30%

R-Brenda S. Dietrich

8,077

70%

Kansas House of Representatives 054
Precincts Reporting: 26 of 26

Candidate

Votes

D-Sarah Coats

4,021

41%

R-Ken Corbet

5,872

59%

Kansas House of Representatives 056
Precincts Reporting: 29 of 29

Candidate

Votes

D-Virgil Weigel

4,803

55%

R-Michael J. Snowden

3,912

45%

Kansas House of Representatives 059
Precincts Reporting: 24 of 24

Candidate

Votes

D-John Hall

1,889

24%

R-Blaine Finch

5,889

76%

Kansas House of Representatives 062
Precincts Reporting: 54 of 54

Candidate

Votes

D-Melvin L. Baker

2,582

30%

R-Randy Garber

6,130

70%

Kansas House of Representatives 066
Precincts Reporting: 19 of 19

Candidate

Votes

D-Sydney Carlin

4,757

77%

L-Edgar Chambers

1,400

23%

Kansas House of Representatives 067
Precincts Reporting: 23 of 23

Candidate

Votes

D-Alex Van Dyke

3,799

38%

R-Tom Phillips

6,213

62%

Kansas House of Representatives 069
Precincts Reporting: 19 of 19

Candidate

Votes

D-Gerrett Morris

2,688

46%

R-J.R. Claeys

3,209

54%

Kansas House of Representatives 070
Precincts Reporting: 44 of 44

Candidate

Votes

D-Jo Schwartz

2,508

32%

R-John E Barker

5,315

68%

Kansas House of Representatives 072
Precincts Reporting: 20 of 20

Candidate

Votes

D-Tim Hodge

4,246

50%

R-Steven G. Kelly

4,330

51%

Kansas House of Representatives 078
Precincts Reporting: 20 of 20

Candidate

Votes

D-Jason K Darby

4,391

44%

R-Ron Ryckman

5,514

56%

Kansas House of Representatives 079
Precincts Reporting: 29 of 29

Candidate

Votes

D-Ed Trimmer

3,461

49%

R-Cheryl Helmer

3,586

51%

Kansas House of Representatives 081
Precincts Reporting: 14 of 14

Candidate

Votes

D-Shala Perez

1,950

33%

R-Blake Carpenter

3,892

67%

Kansas House of Representatives 082
Precincts Reporting: 17 of 17

Candidate

Votes

D-Danette Harris

3,106

37%

R-Jesse Burris

5,395

64%

Kansas House of Representatives 083
Precincts Reporting: 10 of 10

Candidate

Votes

D-Henry Helgerson

3,506

62%

R-David J. Robbins

2,178

38%

Kansas House of Representatives 085
Precincts Reporting: 12 of 12

Candidate

Votes

D-Monica Marks

4,610

46%

R-Michael Capps

5,468

54%

Kansas House of Representatives 086
Precincts Reporting: 10 of 10

Candidate

Votes

D-Jim Ward

2,939

63%

R-Jim Price

1,707

37%

Kansas House of Representatives 091
Precincts Reporting: 16 of 16

Candidate

Votes

L-David Loomis

2,239

27%

R-Emil M. Bergquist

6,140

73%

Kansas House of Representatives 093
Precincts Reporting: 18 of 18

Candidate

Votes

D-Clifton Beck

2,325

29%

R-J.C. Moore

5,590

71%

Kansas House of Representatives 094
Precincts Reporting: 10 of 10

Candidate

Votes

D-Dan Stiffler

3,611

38%

R-Leo G. Delperdang

5,829

62%

Kansas House of Representatives 097
Precincts Reporting: 13 of 13

Candidate

Votes

D-Rebecca Jenek

2,672

42%

R-Nick J. Hoheisel

3,648

58%

Kansas House of Representatives 098
Precincts Reporting: 15 of 15

Candidate

Votes

D-Steven G. Crum

2,517

48%

R-Ron Howard

2,698

52%

Kansas House of Representatives 099
Precincts Reporting: 15 of 15

Candidate

Votes

D-Kristi Kirk

3,479

33%

R-Susan Humphries

7,057

67%

Kansas House of Representatives 100
Precincts Reporting: 12 of 12

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Votes

D-Jennifer Winn

3,860

39%

R-Daniel Hawkins

5,934

61%

Kansas House of Representatives 107
Precincts Reporting: 85 of 85

Candidate

Votes

L-Bryan Bombardier

1,914

23%

R-Susan L Concannon

6,280

77%

Kansas House of Representatives 110
Precincts Reporting: 70 of 70

Candidate

Votes

D-Kim Thomas

1,994

24%

R-Ken Rahjes

6,287

76%

Kansas House of Representatives 111
Precincts Reporting: 24 of 24

Candidate

Votes

D-Eber Phelps

4,219

50%

R-Barbara K. Wasinger

4,259

50%

Kansas House of Representatives 113
Precincts Reporting: 55 of 55

Candidate

Votes

D-David W. Curtis

1,273

18%

R-Greg Lewis

5,989

83%

Kansas House of Representatives 114
Precincts Reporting: 63 of 63

Candidate

Votes

D-Shanna Henry

2,228

29%

R-Jack Thimesch

5,481

71%

Kansas House of Representatives 120
Precincts Reporting: 88 of 88

Candidate

Votes

D-Jerry Hill

1,575

19%

R-Adam Smith

6,949

82%

Kansas House of Representatives 121
Precincts Reporting: 23 of 23

Candidate

Votes

D-Nick Gill

4,972

41%

R-John Resman

7,042

59%

Kansas House of Representatives 123
Precincts Reporting: 15 of 15

Candidate

Votes

D-Pedro Rodriguez

1,923

37%

R-John P. Wheeler Jr.

3,237

63%

Member, State Board of Education 001
Precincts Reporting: 225 of 225

Candidate

Votes

D-Janet Waugh

49,977

60%

R-Michael Powell

33,316

40%

Member, State Board of Education 003
Precincts Reporting: 294 of 294

Candidate

Votes

D-Ruth E. Goff

56,486

45%

R-Michelle Dombrosky

67,797

55%

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D-James Hannon

34,854

38%

R-Ben Jones

57,798

62%

Hawley wins Senate seat, securing GOP dominance in Missouri

Posted on November 6, 2018November 7, 2018

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) – Republican Josh Hawley will be Missouri’s next U.S. senator, securing a long-sought GOP victory against Democratic Sen. Claire McCaskill.

Voters on Tuesday elected the 38-year-old attorney general who says he will back President Donald Trump.

Republicans long hoped to flip McCaskill’s seat in the increasingly Republican state. Missouri was once considered a bellwether but has trended right.

Trump won the state by nearly 19 percentage points and campaigned twice for Hawley in the week before Election Day.

McCaskill was one of 10 Democratic Senate incumbents up for re-election in states Trump won.

Voters first elected McCaskill to the Senate in 2006.

Hawley’s win will mean Auditor Nicole Galloway will be the lone Democratic statewide official.

Missouri voters approve higher minimum wage

Posted on November 6, 2018November 6, 2018

JEFFERSON CITY, MO (AP) — Minimum wage workers in Missouri will soon get a boost in pay after voters on Tuesday approved a plan to gradually raise the wage to $12 an hour.

The current minimum wage in Missouri is $7.85 an hour. Proposition B will require the wage to rise to $8.60 an hour in 2019 and gradually increase to $12 an hour by 2023. The organization Raise Up Missouri turned in more than 120,000 signatures to get the measure on the ballot.

The effort got a boost in September when a Washington, D.C.-based dark money nonprofit, The Sixteen Thirty Fund, donated $3 million to Raise Up Missouri. The Kansas City Star reported it was the largest single contribution in the state in the last two years.

Missouri voters reject 10-cents-per-gallon increase in gas tax

Posted on November 6, 2018November 6, 2018

ST. LOUIS (AP) — Missouri voters have turned down a proposal that would have raised the state’s gas tax to help pay for road and bridge improvements.

Proposition D, voted down on Tuesday, would have increased the state’s 17-cent-per-gallon tax, which is among the lowest in the nation, by 10 cents a gallon. In addition to road and bridge repairs, the money would have helped fund the Missouri State Highway Patrol.

Republican Gov. Mike Parson campaigned in support of the tax increase, saying the state’s infrastructure needs are long overdue. SaferMO.com, the group advocating for the gas tax, paid for Parson’s tour.

The Republican-led Legislature referred the measure to the ballot this year.
Missouri voters have a long history of saying no to tax increases. Since voters approved a constitutional amendment in 1996 requiring all tax increases over a certain amount to go to a statewide vote, not a single general tax increase has passed.

Missouri voters say yes to medical marijuana

Posted on November 6, 2018November 6, 2018

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — A ballot measure allowing the use of medical marijuana with an emphasis on helping veterans has passed, but two other medical marijuana measures were turned down.

Missouri voters on Tuesday approved Amendment 2, a ballot measure backed by a coalition of patients, doctors and veterans called New Approach Missouri. It was one of three unrelated medical marijuana measures on the ballot.

Under Amendment 2, post-traumatic stress disorder is among the conditions that qualify for use of medical marijuana, along with cancer and other serious illnesses. A 4 percent sales tax will go to a newly-created fund for health and care services for veterans. The sales tax revenue also will be used to administer licensing of medical marijuana businesses.

Voters turned down Amendment 3, which would have included a 15 percent tax to create a new state institute to research “presently incurable diseases.” The effort was largely self-funded by Springfield doctor and attorney Brad Bradshaw.

Also defeated was Proposition C, which would have imposed a 2 percent tax on the sale of medical marijuana.

LGBT Native American Democrat wins Kan. 3rd District House seat

Posted on November 6, 2018November 6, 2018

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The Latest on the midterm election in Kansas (all times local):

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Democratic candidate Sharice Davids raised $2.7 million in the last quarter in her bid to unseat incumbent Republican Rep. Kevin Yoder in the Kansas 3rd District.
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Four-term Kansas Rep. Kevin Yoder has been defeated by LGBT Native American Democrat Sharice Davids.

Davids excited voters and Democratic donors with her unusual profile. She is a member of the Wisconsin-based Ho-Chunk Nation who received a law degree from Cornell University and was a White House fellow during former President Barack Obama’s administration. She is a member of the LGBT community and has fought mixed martial arts bouts.

She won the GOP-leaning 3rd District encompassing the Kansas suburbs of Kansas City that President Donald Trump narrowly lost in 2016. He was among 25 Republican incumbents seeking re-election in a district Trump lost.

Yoder is chairman of a House Appropriations subcommittee on homeland security.

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Texas man pleads guilty in theft of 650 guns in Missouri

Posted on November 6, 2018November 6, 2018

SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) – A 27-year-old Texas man pleaded guilty to participating in the theft of 650 guns from a UPS trailer in Springfield.

Quinton Haywood, of Glenn Heights, Texas, admitted to aiding and abetting others to steal the firearms in October 2017.

Haywood and others stole the guns and other cargo from a trailer at a UPS parking lot.

The firearms were being shipped from Beretta Firearms in Maryland to a Bass Pro Shops store in Springfield.

Haywood faces up to 20 years in federal prison.

Four other men were indicted in the scheme in January.

GOP lawmaker elected Kan. insurance regulator; incumbent wins state treasurer

Posted on November 6, 2018November 6, 2018

TOPEKA —Republican state Sen. Vicki Schmidt has been elected Kansas insurance commissioner.

Republican Vicki Schmidt is the new Insurance Commissioner

The Topeka lawmaker defeated Democrat Nathaniel McLaughlin of Kansas City, Kansas, in Tuesday’s election.

Schmidt is a pharmacist who has served in the Senate since 2005. She is chairwoman of its Public Health and Welfare Committee and has been a key player on health legislation.

She’s also a GOP moderate who has supported expanding the state’s Medicaid health coverage for the poor and disabled following the 2010 federal Affordable Care Act.

McLaughlin is a former regional manager for a health services company and has served as president of the state NAACP chapter. He ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 2016.

Incumbent Insurance Commissioner Ken Selzer unsuccessfully sought the Republican nomination for governor this year.

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Republican incumbent Jake LaTurner has won a full, four-year term as Kansas state treasurer after being appointed last year to the office.

LaTurner prevailed in Tuesday’s election over Democratic state Sen. Marci Francisco of Lawrence.

He was appointed in April 2017 by former Republican Gov. Sam Brownback to replace Republican Ron Estes, who won a special election for the Wichita-area congressional seat formerly held by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

Republican state Sen. Vicki Schmidt has been elected Kansas insurance commissioner.

The Topeka lawmaker defeated Democrat Nathaniel McLaughlin of Kansas City, Kansas, in Tuesday’s election.

Schmidt is a pharmacist who has served in the Senate since 2005. She is chairwoman of its Public Health and Welfare Committee and has been a key player on health legislation.

She’s also a GOP moderate who has supported expanding the state’s Medicaid health coverage for the poor and disabled following the 2010 federal Affordable Care Act.

McLaughlin is a former regional manager for a health services company and has served as president of the state NAACP chapter. He ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 2016.

Incumbent Insurance Commissioner Ken Selzer unsuccessfully sought the Republican nomination for governor this year.

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Republican Derek Schmidt has won a third term as Kansas attorney general.

Schmidt easily defeated Democrat and Lawrence attorney Sarah Swain in Tuesday’s election after the Kansas Democratic Party refused to support her.

The Democratic Party called on Swain to drop out of the race in June because of a poster in her law office showing the superhero Wonder Woman pulling a lasso around a police officer’s neck. Critics said the poster promoted violence against law enforcement officers.

Swain apologized but said it was meant as a metaphor for cross-examination and a zealous defense of clients. She also said she had seen injustices caused by “less-than-honest police officers.”

Schmidt is a former Kansas Senate majority leader who was first elected attorney general in 2010 and re-elected in 2014.

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Newcomer Watkins wins House seat in eastern Kansas

Posted on November 6, 2018November 7, 2018

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Republicans held onto an eastern Kansas congressional seat Tuesday they had been in danger of losing because of questions about their novice candidate’s public statements.

Steve Watkins defeated Democrat Paul Davis in the 2nd District and will replace retiring five-term GOP Rep. Lynn Jenkins.

Davis was better known as a former Kansas House minority leader and he had carried the district in an unsuccessful run for governor in 2014.

But the district leans Republican: Trump carried it by nearly 17 percentage points in 2016, and Watkins had the president’s endorsement.

Watkins, a former Army officer and government contractor, emerged from a bruising seven-person primary that saw one opponent label him a “fraud” and some local leaders question his commitment to the Republican Party.

Watkins told his supporters that he would work to bring conservative values and military leadership to Congress.

“You took a leap of faith in me,” he said. “I won’t let you down.”

He told WIBW-TV in a short interview that he will focus on immigration and economic issues.

Davis conceded defeat in the race and told a Lawrence crowd that he is done seeking public office. Davis said he called Watkins and congratulated him on his victory.

“He has served our country and I wish him well,” Davis said in remarks at the Douglas County watch party for the Democratic Party in downtown Lawrence.

Topeka voter Tuffy Radford, a 37-year-old Republican, said he voted for Watkins because was confident enough about the economy earlier this year to start his own tile-setting business after struggling to find work a few years ago.

“I need to keep the economy going in my direction,” he said. “The economy’s booming.”

Watkins himself emerged as an issue despite his attractive profile as a political outsider and a West Point graduate who served in Afghanistan and then worked there, in Iraq and in Central Asia as a government contractor. He’s run the famed Iditarod dog sled race twice in Alaska and attempted to scale Mount Everest in 2015.

But he was caught exaggerating his role in a small business in the Middle East and removed a quote about his “heroic leadership” during the Mount Everest expedition attributed to his guide, after the guide told The Associated Press that he’d never said it.

Even before, Republican critics noted that the Topeka native had spent most of his adult life living outside Kansas and had not voted in the state until a municipal election in November 2017, after he’d decided to run for Congress.

Also, Watkins’ father, a Topeka physician, was heavily involved in the race as the almost-exclusive source of funding for a political action committee, Kansans Can Do Anything, boosting his son’s candidacy. The elder Watkins contributed more than $765,000 to the PAC.

One former GOP foe, ex-state Sen. Steve Fitzgerald, called him “a charlatan, a fraud and an opportunist,” days before the August primary, though he later wouldn’t criticize Watkins. Some GOP leaders also were wary of him after three Democrats said publicly that he met with them last year about running as a Democrat — something he strongly disputed.

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