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2026 midtermsResults

2026 results · state legislatures · Missouri

Republicans keep both chambers of the Missouri legislature

In the Senate, Democrats hold or lead 12 seats and Republicans 22, against 10 and 23 before. Two seats are led by another party than held them.

In the House, Democrats hold or lead 68 seats and Republicans 95, against 52 and 106 before. 16 seats are led by another party than held them.

Leaders in the count from civicAPI (counts aggregated from official state and county results), not called winners. A close seat can still change.

One dot per seat, 34 in all; a party across the line holds a majority. 2 seats change hands, striped where they land.

Before: 10–23. With the leaders elected: 12–22, every seat not on the ballot as it was and every seat on it to the party leading the count.

Republicans keep control

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2 seats changing party, then the closest

Missouri Senate: the districts on the ballot
DistrictLeadingRunner-upMarginHeld by
8FlipKeri Ingle D 55.2%Jon Patterson R 44.8%D+10.5R
30FlipBetsy Fogle D 58.0%Melanie Stinnett R 38.6%D+19.4R
34Mike Jones R 50.4%Shereka Barnes D 49.6%R+0.8R
2Nick Schroer R 55.0%Susan Shumway D 45.0%R+9.9R
22Jim Avery R 57.6%Jeff Abney D 42.4%R+15.2R
24Tracy McCreery D 63.4%LaVanna Wrobley R 36.6%D+26.9D
10Mike Deering R 64.8%John Wells D 35.2%R+29.6not matched
26Ben Brown R 65.8%Vicky Wors D 34.2%R+31.7R
20Lori Rook R 67.4%Sean Falconer D 32.6%R+34.8R
6Jake Vogel R 68.8%J. Don Salcedo D 31.2%R+37.6R
12Rusty Black R 69.7%Judy McNeece D 30.3%R+39.4R
32Jill Carter R 70.2%Imma J Curl D 29.8%R+40.5R
4Gina Mitten D, unopposedunopposed—D
14Raychel Proudie D 82.6%Vernon Norman R 17.4%D+65.3D
16Bill Hardwick R 73.7%Virginia Staabs D 26.3%R+47.4R
18Greg Sharpe R 71.4%Nick Miller D 28.6%R+42.7R
28Sam Alexander R 71.3%Mike McCaffree D 28.6%R+42.7R

Held by: the sitting member before the election, matched to the district; a seat with no matched member is left unmatched rather than given a party. District lines: the Census Bureau’s 2024 state legislative districts; a seat not on this year’s ballot is drawn in the page’s gray, outlined in its sitting member’s party.