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Total Votes Perc. Bayless Ferg-Flor Fox C-6 Francis Howell's Hazelwoodjennings Ladue Lindbergh Gr. 3 Lindbergh Gr. 4-8 Lindberg Total Votes Perc. Bayless Ferg-Flor Fox C-6 Francis Howell'sHazelwoodJennings Ladue Lindbergh Gr.Lindbergh 3 Gr.Lindberg 4-8 Gr.Mehlville 9-12 Meramac ValleyMRH Normandy NW R-1 Parkway Parkway St.Pattonville Louis Ritenour Rockwood SLPS U-City U-City (Shortened)Valley Park Total Votes 63,390 882 3,746 5,445 5,422 6,732 552 1,322 1,904 381 1,626 6,780 1,842 534 1,124 1,124 7,897 506 69 2,063 8,229 3,458 539 659 554 US Senate Robin Carnahan (Democratic) 28,486 45.91% 516 2,307 1,970 1,696 4,097 324 651 136 815 508 2,619 645 321 705 554 3,262 258 19 1,081 2,501 2,463 424 352 262 US Senate Roy Blunt (Republican) 24,831 40.02% 261 919 2,446 2,992 1,653 116 496 142 736 671 2,932 789 142 256 672 3,293 163 38 628 4,470 599 76 136 205 US Senate Jonathan Dine (Libertarian) 5,958 9.60% 80 384 640 407 652 82 85 63 188 82 603 302 41 72 275 696 35 8 232 606 244 22 103 56 US Senate Jerry Beck (Constitution) 2,779 4.48% 18 89 316 213 198 19 48 31 80 55 418 84 9 53 78 391 29 3 84 408 90 4 42 19 Total Votes 62,054 100.00% US Rep District 1 Lacy Clay (Democratic) 11,495 57.31% 2,227 3,513 269 405 59 84 714 1,029 142 4 893 388 1,307 256 205 US Rep District 1 Robyn Hamlin (Republican) 5,377 26.81% 860 1,823 150 182 58 35 255 615 61 3 588 355 281 38 73 US Rep District 1 Julie Stone (Libertarian) 3,187 15.89% 487 1,014 115 65 44 25 94 328 31 3 484 172 220 30 75 Total Votes 20,059 100.00% US Rep District 2 Todd Akin (Republican) 11,164 63.89% 2,562 266 380 445 762 2,659 12 3,815 263 US Rep District 2 Arthur Lieber (Democratic) 5,027 28.77% 1,343 204 242 194 448 1,344 16 1,054 182 US Rep District 2 Steve Mosbacher (Libertarian) 1,283 7.34% 46 73 40 217 414 7 410 76 Total Votes 17,474 100.00% US Rep District 3 Russ Carnahan (Democratic) 7,861 41.66% 488 1,697 228 196 2,102 309 289 490 291 77 485 1,015 120 74 US Rep District 3 Ed Martin (Republican) 7,395 39.19% 255 2,456 233 119 2,169 279 119 657 223 44 504 274 32 31 US Rep District 3 Nicholas J. (Nick) Ivanovich (Constitution) 2,004 10.62% 77 569 46 22 422 108 38 199 98 23 159 160 11 72 US Rep District 3 Steven R. Hedrick (Libertarian) 1,611 8.54% 55 466 39 22 364 114 43 206 52 13 88 108 5 36 Total Votes 18,871 100.00% US Rep District 9 Blaine Luetkemeyer (Republican) 1,611 71.98% 991 620 US Rep District 9 Christopher W. Dwyer (Libertarian) 627 28.02% 290 337 Total Votes 2,238 100.00% State Senate - District 2 Scott Rupp (Republican) 3,263 65.18% 3,263 State Senate - District 2 Don Crozier (Democratic) 1,743 34.82% 1,743 Total Votes 5,006 100.00% State Senate - District 4 Joe Keaveny (Democratic) 3,161 65.18% 498 230 291 2,142 State Senate - District 4 Nick P. Gartelos (Independent) 1,689 34.82% 386 136 169 998 Total Votes 4,850 100.00% State Senate - District 14 Maria N. Chappelle-Nadal (Democratic) 10,296 100% 2,963 5,315 447 875 7 602 87 State Senate - District 22 Ryan McKenna (Democratic) 4,081 50.70% 2,562 170 807 542 State Senate - District 22 Greg Zotta (Republican) 3,968 49.30% 2,194 154 699 921 Total Votes 8,049 100.00% State Senate - District 24 Babara Fraser (Democratic) 3,613 55.41% 612 338 1,589 10 732 332 State Senate - District 24 John T. Lamping (Republican) 2,908 44.59% 588 148 1,517 12 570 73 Total Votes 6,521 100.00% State Senate - District 26 Brian Neves (Republican) 3,752 49.74% 806 756 2,190 State Senate - District 26 George (Boots) Weber (Democratic) 2,795 37.05% 418 1,009 1,368 State Senate - District 26 Richard E. Newton (Constitution) 996 13.20% 203 299 494 Total Votes 7,543 100.00% State Rep - District 12 Douglas A. Funderburk (Republican) 707 66.14% 707 State Rep - District 12 Richard Trueba (Democratic) 362 33.86% 362 1,069 100.00% State Rep - District 14 Kathie Conway (Republican) 738 55.53% 738 State Rep - District 14 Kyle Meadows (Democratic) 591 44.47% 591 1,329 100.00% State Rep - District 15 Sally A. Faith (Republican) 254 47.57% 254 State Rep - District 15 Kurt Bahr (Republican) 182 34.08% 182 State Rep - District 15 Bill Slantz (Libertarian) 98 18.35% 98 534 100.00% State Rep - District 16 Mark A. Parkinson (Republican) 820 57.26% 820 State Rep - District 16 Debbie Bixler (Democratic) 612 42.74% 612 1,432 100.00% State Rep - District 17 Vicki Schneider (Republican) 65 56.52% 65 State Rep - District 17 Kenny Biermann (Democratic) 50 43.48% 50 115 100.00% State Rep - District 19 Scott D. Dieckhaus (Republican) 222 69.38% 222 State Rep - District 19 Matt Simmons (Democratic) 98 30.63% 98 320 100.00% State Rep - District 57 Karlay May (Democratic) 658 33 45 580 State Rep - District 58 Penny V. Hubbard (Democratic) 363 16 13 334 State Rep - District 59 Jeannette Mott Oxford (Democratic) 201 14 25 162 State Rep - District 60 Jamilah Nasheed (Democratic) 351 23 46 282 State Rep - District 61 Chris Carter (Democratic) 576 26 53 497 State Rep - District 63 Tishaura O. Jones (Democratic) 184 16 15 153 State Rep - District 64 Mark Robert Opheim (Constitution) 113 16.19% 3 7 85 18 State Rep - District 64 Patricia Verde (Republican) 208 29.80% 26 26 124 32 State Rep - District 64 Susan Carlson (Democratic) 377 54.01% 13 25 179 160 698 100.00% State Rep - District 65 Michelle Kratzky (Democratic) 255 8 10 237 State Rep - District 66 Bill Hartzog (Republican) 155 54.77% 38 39 27 51 State Rep - District 66 Genise Montecillo (Democratic) 128 45.23% 30 31 6 61 283 100.00% State Rep - District 67 Curtis Farber (Republican) 89 33.97% 9 10 70 State Rep - District 67 Mike Colona (Democratic) 173 66.03% 14 11 148 262 100.00% State Rep - District 69 Tommie Pierson (Democratic) 653 50.82% 516 137 State Rep - District 69 Yolanda Austin (Independent) 632 49.18% 478 154 1,285 100.00% State Rep - District 70 Sharon Pace (Democratic) 1,048 696 163 189 State Rep - District 71 Clem Smith (Democratic) 1,087 391 87 254 310 45 State Rep - District 72 Rory Ellinger (Democratic) 229 119 110 State Rep - District 73 Stacey Newman (Democratic) 530 64.56% 169 314 47 State Rep - District 73 Daniel F. O'Sullivan Jr. (Republican) 291 35.44% 113 169 9 821 100.00% State Rep - District 74 Steve Webb (Democratic) 1,206 68.72% 1,206 State Rep - District 74 David A. Blanke (Republican) 549 31.28% 549 1,755 100.00% State Rep - District 75 Bert Atkins (Democratic) 865 55.24% 487 378 State Rep - District 75 Bryan E. Koen (Republican) 701 44.76% 376 325 1,566 100.00% State Rep - District 76 C.M. Spreng (Democratic) 318 157 160 1 State Rep - District 77 Eileen Grant McGeoghegan (Democratic) 719 49.55% 306 105 2 306 State Rep - District 77 Linda Ragsdale (Republican) 732 50.45% 203 131 - 398 1,451 100.00% State Rep - District 78 Margo McNeil (Democratic) 1,534 69.47% 495 1,039 - State Rep - District 78 Glen Lindemann (Republican) 674 30.53% 119 555 - 2,208 100.00% State Rep - District 79 Mary Nichols (Democratic) 1,048 46.97% 678 2 368 State Rep - District 79 Dan Johnson (Republican) 850 38.10% 506 7 337 State Rep - District 79 William R. Spaits (Constitution) 333 14.93% 198 2 133 2,231 100.00% State Rep - District 80 Sylvester Taylor, II (Democratic) 628 243 383 2 State Rep - District 81 Rochelle Walton Gray (Democratic) 732 732 State Rep - District 82 Jill Schupp (Democratic) 1,666 195 1,194 1 276 State Rep - District 83 Jake Zimmerman (Democratic) 1,096 67.07% 289 155 7 588 57 State Rep - District 83 Patrick J. Brennan (Republican) 538 32.93% 114 75 1 333 15 1,634 100.00% State Rep - District 84 Don Gosen (Republican) 1,111 118 993 State Rep - District 85 Vicki Lorenz Englund (Democratic) 1,211 55.10% 192 71 948 State Rep - District 85 Cloria Brown (Republican) 987 44.90% 156 45 786 2,198 100.00% State Rep - District 86 Cole McNary (Republican) 1,432 1,210 222 State Rep - District 87 John J. Diehl Jr. (Republican) 528 181 208 139 State Rep - District 88 Andrew Koenig (Republican) 1,566 317 1,249 State Rep - District 89 Timothy W. Jones (Republican) 1,561 131 212 1,218 State Rep - District 90 John C. McCaherty (Republican) 798 49.91% 471 327 State Rep - District 90 Sam Komo (Democratic) 801 50.09% 451 350 1,599 100.00% State Rep - District 91 Jeanne Kirkton (Democratic) 50 37.88% 33 17 State Rep - District 91 Martin Hague (Libertarian) 43 32.58% 23 20 State Rep - District 91 Rich Magee (Republican) 39 29.55% 21 18 132 100.00% State Rep - District 92 Sue Allen (Republican) 1,611 1,105 202 304 State Rep - District 93 Dwight Scharnhorst (Republican) 1,216 73 37 264 638 204 State Rep - District 94 Deb Lavendar (Democratic) 443 54.29% 26 7 193 217 State Rep - District 94 Rick Stream (Republican) 373 45.71% 25 8 144 196 816 100.00% State Rep - District 95 Mike Leara (Republican) 381 49.48% 237 144 State Rep - District 95 Alice Geary Sgroi (Democratic) 306 39.74% 202 104 State Rep - District 95 Steven Newton (Constitution) 83 10.78% 52 31 770 100.00% State Rep - District 96 Scott Sifton (Democratic) 313 51.74% 62 43 208 State Rep - District 96 Anthony (Tony) Leech (Republican) 292 48.26% 47 34 211 605 100.00% State Rep - District 97 Jan Polizzi (Democratic) 927 61.07% 49 58 722 98 State Rep - District 97 Gary Fuhr (Republican) 324 21.34% 47 34 243 State Rep - District 97 Daniel P.
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