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August 7th Primary by the numbers… State‐Wide Races: U.S. Senator Tony Monetti Republican 64,718 9.753% Austin Petersen Republican 54,810 8.260% Josh Hawley Republican 389,006 58.625% Fred Ryman Republican 8,763 1.321% Christina Smith Republican 34,948 5.267% Kristi Nichols Republican 49,554 7.468% Bradley Krembs Republican 4,885 0.736% Ken Patterson Republican 19,537 2.944% Brian G. Hagg Republican 6,913 1.042% Courtland Sykes Republican 13,862 2.089% Peter Pfeifer Republican 16,557 2.495% Party Total: 663,553 Carla (Coffee) Wright Democratic 40,971 6.766% Angelica Earl Democratic 15,453 2.552% Leonard Joseph Steinman II Democratic 7,634 1.261% John Hogan Democratic 15,928 2.631% Travis Gonzalez Democratic 9,453 1.561% David Faust Democratic 15,902 2.626% Claire McCaskill Democratic 500,162 82.603% Party Total: 605,503 Japheth Campbell Libertarian 5,357 100.000% Party Total: 5,357 Jo Crain Green 902 57.526% Jerome Bauer Green 666 42.474% Party Total: 1,568 Total Votes: 1,275,981 State Auditor Kevin M. Roach Republican 143,745 24.294% David Wasinger Republican 158,071 26.715% Paul Curtman Republican 97,055 16.403% Saundra McDowell Republican 192,814 32.587% Party Total: 591,685 Nicole Galloway Democratic 515,398 100.000% Party Total: 515,398 Sean O'Toole Libertarian 5,421 100.000% Party Total: 5,421 Don Fitz Green 1,485 100.000% Party Total: 1,485 Jacob Luetkemeyer Constitution 1,088 100.000% Party Total: 1,088 Total Votes: 1,115,077 U.S. Representative Races: U.S. Representative - District 1 Camille Lombardi-Olive Republican 4,820 32.614% Robert Vroman Republican 5,095 34.475% Edward L Van Deventer Jr Republican 4,864 32.912% Party Total: 14,779 Cori Bush Democratic 53,056 36.929% DeMarco K. Davidson Democratic 4,229 2.944% Joshua Shipp Democratic 4,959 3.452% Lacy Clay Democratic 81,426 56.676% Party Total: 143,670 Robb Cunningham Libertarian 478 100.000% Party Total: 478 Total Votes: 158,927 U.S. Representative - District 2 Ann Wagner Republican 72,173 89.893% Noga Sachs Republican 8,115 10.107% Party Total: 80,288 Mark J. Osmack Democratic 27,389 25.217% (William) Bill Haas Democratic 21,151 19.474% Cort VanOstran Democratic 45,248 41.660% John Messmer Democratic 10,503 9.670% Robert W. Hazel Democratic 4,321 3.978% Party Total: 108,612 Larry A. Kirk Libertarian 905 100.000% Party Total: 905 David Justus Arnold Green 174 100.000% Party Total: 174 Total Votes: 189,979 U.S. Representative - District 3 Chadwick Bicknell Republican 24,000 20.103% Blaine Luetkemeyer Republican 95,385 79.897% Party Total: 119,385 Katy Geppert Democratic 55,815 100.000% Party Total: 55,815 Donald V. Stolle Libertarian 745 100.000% Party Total: 745 Total Votes: 175,945 U.S. Representative - District 4 John Webb Republican 26,787 26.518% Vicky Hartzler Republican 74,226 73.482% Party Total: 101,013 Renee Hoagenson Democratic 24,139 51.871% Hallie J Thompson Democratic 22,398 48.129% Party Total: 46,537 Steven Koonse Libertarian 312 43.944% Mark Bliss Libertarian 398 56.056% Party Total: 710 Total Votes: 148,260 U.S. Representative - District 5 Kress Cambers Republican 8,423 17.631% Jacob Turk Republican 35,883 75.111% Richonda Oaks Republican 3,467 7.257% Party Total: 47,773 Emanuel Cleaver, II Democratic 87,449 100.000% Party Total: 87,449 Alexander Howell Libertarian 512 56.264% Cisse Spragins Libertarian 398 43.736% Party Total: 910 Maurice Copeland Green 315 100.000% Party Total: 315 E. C. Fredland Constitution 184 100.000% Party Total: 184 Total Votes: 136,631 U.S. Representative - District 6 Sam Graves Republican 89,595 100.000% Party Total: 89,595 Winston Apple Democratic 16,087 30.808% Henry Robert Martin Democratic 21,677 41.513% Ed Andres Democratic 14,453 27.679% Party Total: 52,217 Dan Hogan Libertarian 590 100.000% Party Total: 590 Total Votes: 142,402 U.S. Representative - District 7 Billy Long Republican 68,438 65.104% Lance Norris Republican 10,884 10.354% Benjamin Holcomb Republican 7,416 7.055% Jim Evans Republican 18,383 17.487% Party Total: 105,121 Vince Jennings Democratic 4,738 15.395% John Farmer de la Torre Democratic 6,685 21.721% Jamie Daniel Schoolcraft Democratic 12,499 40.613% Kenneth Hatfield Democratic 6,854 22.271% Party Total: 30,776 Benjamin T. Brixey Libertarian 697 100.000% Party Total: 697 Total Votes: 136,594 U.S. Representative - District 8 Jason Smith Republican 91,809 100.000% Party Total: 91,809 Kathy Ellis Democratic 33,799 100.000% Party Total: 33,799 Jonathan L. Shell Libertarian 361 100.000% Party Total: 361 Total Votes: 125,969 State Senate Races: State Senator - District 4 - Hummel Republican Robert J. Crump 4,731 100.000% Party Total: 4,731 Democratic Karla May 20,204 57.169% Jacob W. Hummel (Incumbent) 15,137 42.831% Party Total: 35,341 State Senator - District 6 - Kehoe Republican Mike Bernskoetter 27,682 100.000% Party Total: 27,682 Democratic Bryan Struebig 1,938 21.955% Nicole Thompson 4,775 54.095% Mollie Kristen Freebairn 2,114 23.949% Party Total: 8,827 State Senator - District 14 – Chappelle-Nadal Democratic Sharon L. Pace 11,753 37.529% Brian Williams 12,591 40.205% Joe Adams 6,973 22.266% Party Total: 31,317 State Senator - District 16 - Brown Republican Justin Dan Brown 10,528 40.079% Diane Franklin 9,243 35.187% Keith Frederick 6,497 24.734% Party Total: 26,268 Democratic Ryan Dillon 6,009 100.000% Party Total: 6,009 State Senator - District 18 – Munzlinger Republican Lindell F Shumake 4,489 16.666% Craig Redmon 7,229 26.839% Cindy O'Laughlin 9,881 36.685% Nate Walker 5,336 19.811% Party Total: 26,935 Democratic Crystal Stephens 9,729 100.000% Party Total: 9,729 State Senator - District 20 - Wasson Republican Eric W. Burlison 24,933 100.000% Party Total: 24,933 Democratic Jim Billedo 7,858 100.000% Party Total: 7,858 State Senator - District 30 - Dixon Republican Lincoln Hough 15,597 100.000% Party Total: 15,597 Democratic Charlie Norr 12,367 100.000% Party Total: 12,367 State Senator - District 32 - Richard Republican Bill White 17,473 64.154% Rob O'Brian 9,763 35.846% Party Total: 27,236 Democratic Carolyn McGowan 5,117 100.000% Party Total: 5,117 State Senator - District 34 - Schaaf Republican Tony Luetkemeyer 11,678 53.665% Harry Roberts 10,083 46.335% Party Total: 21,761 Democratic Martin T. Rucker II 15,031 100.000% Party Total: 15,031 State House Races: State Representative - District 1 Allen Andrews Republican 4,708 100.000% Party Total: 4,708 Paul Taylor Democratic 1,299 100.000% Party Total: 1,299 Total Votes: 6,007 State Representative - District 2 J. Eggleston Republican 5,037 80.386% Amy Babcock Republican 1,229 19.614% Party Total: 6,266 Total Votes: 6,266 State Representative - District 3 Danny Busick Republican 3,460 100.000% Party Total: 3,460 Joni Perry Democratic 1,189 100.000% Party Total: 1,189 Total Votes: 4,649 State Representative - District 4 Greg Sharpe Republican 4,249 100.000% Party Total: 4,249 Total Votes: 4,249 State Representative - District 5 Neal R. Minor Republican 1,024 16.976% Louis Riggs Republican 3,069 50.879% Loren L. Graham Republican 1,617 26.807% John Paul Tomko Republican 322 5.338% Party Total: 6,032 Joe Frese Democratic 2,012 100.000% Party Total: 2,012 Total Votes: 8,044 State Representative - District 6 Tim Remole Republican 5,740 100.000% Party Total: 5,740 Mitch Wrenn Democratic 1,891 100.000% Party Total: 1,891 Total Votes: 7,631 State Representative - District 7 Rusty Black Republican 4,054 100.000% Party Total: 4,054 Dennis VanDyke Democratic 1,895 100.000% Party Total: 1,895 Total Votes: 5,949 State Representative - District 8 James W. (Jim) Neely Republican 5,106 100.000% Party Total: 5,106 Caleb McKnight Democratic 2,574 100.000% Party Total: 2,574 Total Votes: 7,680 State Representative - District 9 Sheila Solon Republican 2,854 40.812% Tina Goodrick Republican 565 8.080% Christopher Evans Republican 1,013 14.486% Mik Chester Republican 2,561 36.622% Party Total: 6,993 Bob Bergland Democratic 2,266 100.000% Party Total: 2,266 Total Votes: 9,259 State Representative - District 10 Bill Falkner Republican 2,229 72.089% Billy Babcock Republican 863 27.911% Party Total: 3,092 Shane R. Thompson Democratic 1,227 50.871% Austin Montee Democratic 1,185 49.129% Party Total: 2,412 Total Votes: 5,504 State Representative - District 11 Lloyd Buck Graham Republican 776 16.406% Chris Shove Republican 776 16.406% Brenda Shields Republican 3,178 67.188% Party Total: 4,730 Brady Lee O'Dell Democratic 2,800 100.000% Party Total: 2,800 Total Votes: 7,530 State Representative - District 12 Kenneth Wilson Republican 4,049 100.000% Party Total: 4,049 Sandy Van Wagner Democratic 3,088 100.000% Party Total: 3,088 Total Votes: 7,137 State Representative - District 13 Vic Allred Republican 3,199 100.000% Party Total: 3,199 Mitch Weber Democratic 3,592 100.000% Party Total: 3,592 Total Votes: 6,791 State Representative - District 14 Kevin Corlew Republican 2,530 100.000% Party Total: 2,530 Matt Sain Democratic 3,979 100.000% Party Total: 3,979 Total Votes: 6,509 State Representative - District 15 Steve West Republican 1,485 49.451% Simon T Abela Republican 422 14.053% Timothy Harris Republican 733 24.409% J.
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