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JEFFERSON CITY — The state of Missouri is well on its way on the road to the general election, which began with Tuesday’s primary.
Here are some important things to know about each race after the primary is through, as of 2 a.m. Wednesday:
The U.S. Senate race will see current Republican Attorney General Eric Schmitt facing off against Democratic nominee Trudy Busch Valentine, Libertarian nominee Jonathan Dine, and Paul Venable with the Constitution Party.
However, pending validation of petition signatures, this race could very easily become a six-way race. Independent candidate John Wood and the Green Party’s Nathan Kline filed petitions Monday for including in the November general election. Non-established political parties and independents have to turn in at least 10,000 valid signatures for inclusion in the general election ballot.
The Republican incumbent, Roy Blunt, was not seeking re-election in this election cycle.
Republican Eric Schmitt 298,852 45.663% Vicky Hartzler 144,469 22.074% Eric Greitens 123,982 18.944% Billy Long 32,555 4.974% Mark McCloskey 19,505 2.980% Other candidates Democratic Trudy Busch Valentine 158,583 43.161% Lucas Kunce 140,953 38.363% Spencer Toder 17,412 4.739% Carla Coffee Wright 14,391 3.917% Other candidates Libertarian Jonathan Dine 2,952 100% Constitution Paul Venable 712 100%
Similar to the U.S. Senate race, there is no incumbent in the Missouri state auditor race, as Democratic auditor Nicole Galloway is not seeking re-election.
The only contested primary in this race was the Republican primary, where Scott Fitzpatrick nearly secured a 2-to-1 margin victory over David Gregory.
Fitzpatrick will be facing Democratic nominee Alan Green and Libertarian nominee John Hartwig Jr.
The Missouri Green Party filed candidate paperwork Monday for Paul Lehmann for a potential four-way race for auditor.
Republican David Gregory 206,452 35.307% Scott Fitzpatrick 378,275 64.693% Democratic Alan Green 321,423 100% Libertarian John A. Hartwig Jr. 2,958 100%
Republican | ||
Blaine Luetkemeyer | 66,400 | 69.607% |
Brandon Wilkinson | 15,784 | 16.546% |
Dustin Hill | 11,593 | 12.153% |
Richard Skwira Jr. | 1,616 | 1.694% |
Democratic | ||
Jon Karlen | 7,344 | 20.211% |
Bethany Mann | 22,621 | 62.253% |
Andrew Daly | 5,176 | 14.244% |
Dylan Durrwachter | 1,196 | 3.291% |
The Green Party’s Bill Hastings filed petitions Monday to run in Congressional District 3.
Republican | ||
Sam Graves | 72,952 | 76.028% |
Christopher Ryan | 7,841 | 8.172% |
Brandon Kleinmeyer | 6,962 | 7.256% |
Dakota Shultz | 5,894 | 6.143% |
John Dady | 2,305 | 2.402% |
Democratic | ||
Henry Martin | 13,481 | 46.196% |
Charles West | 9,751 | 33.414% |
Michael Howard | 5,950 | 20.389% |
Libertarian | ||
Edward A (Andy) Maidment | 348 | 100% |
Republican | 278 of 278 Precincts Reported | |
Eric Burlison | 39,422 | 38.177% |
Jay Wasson | 23,234 | 22.500% |
Alex Bryant | 18,512 | 17.928% |
Other candidates | ||
Democratic | ||
Kristen Radaker-Sheafer | 13,661 | 63.310% |
John M. Woodman | 5,487 | 25.429% |
Bryce F. Lockwood | 2,430 | 11.261% |
Libertarian | ||
Kevin Craig | 416 | 100.000% |
Republican | ||
Jason Smith | 78,317 | 81.958% |
Jacob Turner | 17,240 | 18.042% |
Democratic | ||
Randi McCallian | 16,685 | 100.000% |
Libertarian | ||
Jim Higgins | 232 | 100.000% |
We will have more on the Missouri state General Assembly races across multiple news reports on Thursday.
(They will likely be written on Wednesday evening for publication early Thursday morning, August 4.)
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