Missouri’s Primary Elections
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - Missouri is holding a primary on August 6.
Some of the races on the primary ballot:
- U.S. Senator
- Republican: Josh Hawley
- Democrat: Karla May, December L. Harmon, Lucas Kunce, Mita Biswas
- Libertarian: W.C. Young
- Governor
- Republican: Bill Eigel, John R. (Jay) Ashcroft, Mike Kehoe, Chris Wright, Darren L. Grant, Amber Thomsen, Jeremy Gundel, Darrell Leon McClanahan III, Robert James Olson
- Democrat: Eric Morrison, Crystal Quade, Sheryl Gladney, Hollis L. Laster Mike Hamra
- Libertarian: Bill Slantz
- Lt. Governor
- Republican: Holly Rehder, Dave Wasinger, Lincoln Hough, Paul Berry III, Tim Baker, Matthew E. Porter
- Democrat: Ricard Brown, Anastasia Syes
- Libertarian: Ken Iverson
- Secretary of State
- Republican: Valentina Gomez, Shane Schoeller, Denny Hoskins, Adam J. Schwadron, Jamie Corley, Dean Plocher, Mary Elizabeth Coleman, Mike Carter
- Democrat: Monique Williams, Barbara Phifer, Haley Jacobson
- Libertarian: Carl Herman Freeze
- State Treasurer
- Republican: Cody Smith, Andrew Koenig, Lori Rook, Vivek Malek, Tina Goodrick, Karan Puiji
- Democrat: Mark Osmack
- Libertarian: John A. Hartwig, Jr.
- Attorney General
- Republican: Will Scharf, Andrew Bailey
- Democrat: Elad Jonathan Gross
- Libertarian: Ryan L. Munro
- U.S. Rep District 1
- Republican: Stan Hall, Laura Mitchell-Riley, Mike Hebron, Timothy Gartin, Andrew Jones
- Democrat: Cori Bush, Wesley Bell, Maria N. Chappelle-Nadal, Ron Harshaw
- Libertarian: Rochelle A. Riggins
- U.S. Rep District 2
- Republican: Ann Wagner, Peter Pfeifer
- Democrat: Ray Hartmann, Chuck Summers
- Libertarian: Brandon Daugherty
- U.S. Rep District 3
- Republican: Arnie C. AC Dienoff, Chad Bicknell, Kyle Bone, Bob Onder, Kurt Schaefer, Justin Hicks, Bruch A. Bowman
- Democrat: Bethany E. Mann, Andrew Daily
- Libertarian: Jordan Rowden
Also on the ballot are two constitutional amendments:
Missouri Constitutional Amendment No. 1 Amend the constitution to allow places were individuals, corporations, organizations, and associations provide childcare outside of the child’s home to be exempt from property tax
Missouri Constitutional Amendment No. 4 Amend the constitution to authorize laws ed before Dec. 31, 2026, that increase minimum funding for police force established by a state board of police commissioners to ensure such police force has additional resources to serve communities. Would authorize Kansas City ed law from 2022.
Below are links to sample ballots:
On the St. Louis City Democratic ballot are two candidates for the St. Louis Sheriff and two candidates for the St. Louis City Treasurer.
In St. Louis County, on the Democratic ballot, there are contested races for the District 2 and District 4 St. Louis County Council seats.
On the Republican ballot, the St. Louis County Council District 6 seat has two candidates.
Some of the propositions on St. Louis County ballots are:
City of Calverton Park – Proposition 1 Can the city be authorized to increase its current ad valorem property tax on real and personal property up to a maximum of .60 per $100 of assessed value?
School Dist. Of Jennings – Proposition J Approval for school district to boron $9M to improve schools district-wide. If approved, adjusted debt service levy would remain unchanged.
Monarch Fire Protection Dist. – Proposition A Authorize to levy an additional tax in the general tax levy of not more than .19 per $100 of assessed valuation to improve fire, rescue & emergency medical services.
Propositions on the ballots include:
Wentzville Fire Protection District – Proposition P Shall the Wentzville Fire Protection District, for the purposes of improving emergency services, replacing outdated firefighter gear, firefighting vehicles and more life-saving equipment issue general obligation bonds for $35 million.
New Melle Fire Protection District – Proposition Staffing Shal the directors of the New Melle Fire Protection District be authorized to levy an additional tax of not more than $0.28 per $100 of assessed valuation for the purpose of funding the district’s operation, including increasing the number of professional firefighters and firefighter paramedics to staff and operate an additional firehouse 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, thus reducing emergency response times?
New Melle Fire Protection District – Proposition Fire Shall the New Melle Fire Protection District issue general obligation bonds for $6 million to acquire real property, construction, renovate, improve equip and furnish fire stations and related facilities, and replacing outdated firefighting vehicles and equipment with technologically advanced lifesaving firefighting trucks, vehicles and other lifesaving equipment.
Old Monroe Fire Protection District – Proposition Fire Should the Old Monroe Fire Protection District issue its general obligation bonds in the amount of $3.1 million for the purpose of acquiring real property, construction, renovating, improving, equipping and furnishing fire stations and related facilities, and replacing outdated firefighting vehicles and equipment.
City of Flint Hill – Proposition A
Shall the city limits of the City of Flint Hill be extended to embrace and include all that part of the county of St. Charles consisting of 48.75 acres, more or less, and generally located east of the city’s current boundaries and adjacent to Mchugh Road and as more specifically described in ordinance No. 2024-17 of the City of Flint Hill.
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