Ahead of the Tuesday primaries, Young Americans for Liberty, a national conservative group, marked Missouri as its biggest target this year. And out of the 11 races it focused on, it saw victories in five.
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Rep. Steve Roberts and Angela Mosley won the Democratic nominations for two St. Louis area Senate seats Tuesday.
By the time the Tuesday election arrived, the race for SD 9 was state Rep. Barbara Washington’s to lose.
Rich Finneran won the Democratic nomination for Missouri attorney general with a sizable lead over opponent Elad Gross.
It was Rep. Karla Eslinger who emerged victoriously in the at times contentious three-way primary for SD 33.
In one of the most dramatic contests in Missouri elections yet this year, Holly Rehder eked out a win over her fellow House legislator Kathy Swan in SD 27.
By the end of Tuesday, Rep. Greg Razer had garnered about 69 percent of the vote.
Despite one of the largest dark money drops in this year’s primary cycle, state Sen. Bill Eigel emerged victorious in his quest for re-election.
After years of debate, Missouri voted to become the 38th state to expand its Medicaid program.
Rep. Elaine Gannon secured the Republican nomination for SD 3, beating out Kent Scism and Johsua Barrett with a healthy lead over runner-up Barrett.