Missouri results

Missouri House Results

House 1

Winner

D	Lacy Clay	80.1%	219,781
	Incumbent
R	Robert Vroman	16.7%	45,867
L	Robb Cunningham	3.2%	8,727

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 2

Winner

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R	Ann Wagner	51.2%	192,477
	Incumbent
D	Cort VanOstran	47.2%	177,611
L	Larry Kirk	1.1%	4,229
G	David Arnold	0.5%	1,740

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 94.1% Votes in

House 3

Winner

R	Blaine Luetkemeyer	65.1%	211,243
	Incumbent
D	Katy Geppert	32.8%	106,589
L	Donald Stolle	2.1%	6,776

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 4

Winner

R	Vicky Hartzler	64.8%	190,138
	Incumbent
D	Renee Hoagenson	32.7%	95,968
L	Mark Bliss	2.5%	7,210

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 88.9% Votes in

House 5

Winner

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D	Emanuel Cleaver	61.7%	175,019
	Incumbent
R	Jacob Turk	35.6%	101,069
L	Alexander Howell	1.7%	4,725
G	Maurice Copeland	0.7%	2,091
C	E.C. Fredland	0.3%	876

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 6

Winner

R	Sam Graves	65.4%	199,796
	Incumbent
D	Henry Martin	32%	97,660
L	Dan Hogan	2.6%	7,953

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 7

Winner

R	Billy Long	66.2%	196,343
	Incumbent
D	Jamie Schoolcraft	30.1%	89,190
L	Benjamin Brixey	3.7%	10,920

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

House 8

Winner

R	Jason Smith	73.4%	194,042
	Incumbent
D	Kathy Ellis	25%	66,151
L	Jonathan Shell	1.6%	4,206

Dec 21 2018 2:07 pm ET 100% Votes in

Missouri House Results

Missouri Senate Exit Poll UPDATED: Nov 06 2018 11:58 pm ET

McCaskill

Hawley

McCaskill Hawley

Gender

Men (49%)	42% 57%
Women (51%)	51% 47%
Age
18-24 (6%)	55% 42%
25-29 (7%)	57% 42%
30-39 (15%)	52% 45%
40-49 (16%)	44% 54%
50-64 (31%)	43% 56%
65 or over (25%)	45% 54%
Age
18-44 (36%)	53% 44%
45+ (64%)	43% 56%

Age
18-29 (13%)	56% 42%
30-44 (23%)	52% 45%
45-64 (39%)	42% 57%
65 or over (25%)	45% 54%
Race
White (84%)	42% 57%
Black (8%)	91%
Hispanic/Latino (4%)	53% 44%
Asian (1%)	Not enough data
Other (2%)	Not enough data
Race
White (84%)	42% 57%
Non-White (16%)	74% 25%
Education
College graduate (37%)	54% 45%
No college degree (63%)	43% 56%
Which best describes your education? You have:
Never attended college (22%)	34% 64%
Attended college but received no degree (27%)	48% 51%
Associate's degree (AA or AS) (14%)	46% 53%
Bachelor's degree (BA or BS) (22%)	51% 48%
An advanced degree after a bachelor's degree (such as JD, MA, MBA, MD, PhD) (15%)	58% 41%
Region
St. Louis Area (24%)	68% 31%
East Central (15%)	43% 56%
Kansas City Area (19%)	55% 43%
North (15%)	39% 59%
South (27%)	29% 69%
Education and Race
White college graduates (32%)	52% 47%
White no college degree (52%)	35% 63%
Non-white college graduates (4%)	66% 32%
Non-white no college degree (11%)	76% 23%
Education among Whites by Sex
White women college graduates (17%)	59% 40%
White women no college degree (26%)	38% 60%
White men college graduates (16%)	44% 55%
White men no college degree (26%)	33% 66%
Non-whites (16%)	73% 26%
Income
Under $30,000 (19%)	59% 36%
$30,000 - $49,999 (22%)	55% 43%
$50,000 - $99,999 (36%)	41% 57%
$100,000 - $199,999 (18%)	51% 48%
$200,000 or more (5%)	Not enough data
Income
Under $50,000 (41%)	57% 40%
$50,000 or more (59%)	42% 56%
Income
Under $100,000 (77%)	49% 48%
$100,000 or more (23%)	44% 55%
Income
Under $50,000 (41%)	57% 40%
$50,000-$99,999 (36%)	41% 57%
$100,000 or more (23%)	44% 55%
Party Identification
Democrat (31%)	93%
Republican (37%)	92%
Independent or something else (32%)	46% 51%
Party and Gender
Democratic men (12%)	96%
Democratic women (19%)	92%
Republican men (19%)	92%
Republican women (18%)	92%
Independent men (18%)	41% 57%
Independent women (14%)	52% 44%
Ideology
Liberal (23%)	90%
Moderate (38%)	60% 37%
Conservative (39%)	91%
Are you currently married?
Yes (63%)	43% 55%
No (37%)	57% 41%
Gender by marital status
Married men (34%)	39% 61%
Married women (28%)	49% 49%
Unmarried men (17%)	47% 50%
Unmarried women (21%)	64% 33%
Does anyone in your household own a gun?
Yes (62%)	37% 62%
No (38%)	68% 31%
White born-again or evangelical Christian?
Yes (38%)	23% 75%
No (62%)	64% 34%
Is this the first time you have ever voted in a midterm election?
Yes (13%)	59% 38%
No (87%)	44% 56%
In the 2016 election for president, did you vote for:
Hillary Clinton (Dem) (37%)	97%
Donald Trump (Rep) (47%)	93%
Other (9%)	Not enough data
Didn't vote (6%)	Not enough data
Trump Approval
Strongly approve (35%)	96%
Somewhat approve (18%)	18% 79%
Somewhat disapprove (7%)	67% 26%
Strongly disapprove (39%)	97%
Trump Approval
Approve (53%)	90%
Disapprove (46%)	92%
Was one reason for your vote for U.S. Senate today:
To express support for Donald Trump (34%)	95%
To express opposition to Donald Trump (30%)	97%
Donald Trump was not a factor (33%)	35% 63%
When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the U.S. Senate election?
In the last few days (9%)	Not enough data
In the last week (5%)	Not enough data
In the last month (16%)	42% 54%
Before that (70%)	50% 49%
When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the U.S. Senate election?
In the last month (30%)	46% 48%
Before that (70%)	50% 49%
When did you finally decide for whom to vote in the U.S. Senate election?
In the last week (14%)	Not enough data
Before that (85%)	49% 50%
Do you think Claire McCaskill's positions on the issues are:
Too liberal (48%)	94%
Too conservative (6%)	Not enough data
About right (40%)	96%
Do you think Josh Hawley's positions on the issues are:
Too liberal (9%)	Not enough data
Too conservative (37%)	90%
About right (46%)	95%
Which candidate for U.S. senator do you think has high ethical standards?
Only Claire McCaskill does (39%)	99%
Only Josh Hawley does (31%)	Not enough data 100%
Both do (10%)	Not enough data
Neither does (19%)	36% 52%
Which candidate for U.S. senator do you think has high ethical standards?
Claire McCaskill does (49%)	86% 14%
Claire McCaskill does not (50%)	14% 82%
Race and Gender
White men (41%)	37% 62%
White women (43%)	46% 52%
Black men (4%)	91%
Black women (5%)	90%
Latino men (2%)	Not enough data
Latino women (2%)	Not enough data
All other races (3%)	Not enough data
Is your opinion of Claire McCaskill:
Favorable (43%)	97%
Unfavorable (55%)	95%
Is your opinion of Josh Hawley:
Favorable (51%)	93%
Unfavorable (45%)	86% 12%
Do you have a favorable opinion of...
Both (4%)	Not enough data
Only Claire McCaskill (37%)	100%
Only Josh Hawley (47%)	99%
Neither (7%)	Not enough data
In your vote for Senate, was Claire McCaskill's vote against Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court:
The most important factor (10%)	Not enough data
An important factor (39%)	43% 55%
A minor factor (19%)	54% 46%
Not a factor at all (27%)	50% 47%
In your vote for Senate, was Claire McCaskill's vote against Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court:
Important (49%)	43% 55%
Not important (46%)	52% 47%
In your vote for Senate, was Claire McCaskill's vote against Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court:
A factor (68%)	46% 53%
Not a factor (27%)	50% 47%
Which ONE candidate quality mattered most in deciding how you voted for U.S. Senate?
Cares about people like me (27%)	46% 53%
Is willing to compromise (25%)	62% 37%
Is my party's candidate (10%)	Not enough data
Shares my view of government (35%)	35% 65%
Is your opinion of the Democratic Party:
Favorable (43%)	89% 11%
Unfavorable (54%)	92%
Is your opinion of the Republican Party:
Favorable (49%)	91%
Unfavorable (47%)	79% 20%
Do you have a favorable opinion of...
Both parties (6%)	Not enough data
Only Democratic Party (36%)	94%
Only Republican Party (43%)	97%
Neither party (10%)	Not enough data
Is your opinion of Nancy Pelosi:
Favorable (30%)	95%
Unfavorable (63%)	21% 77%
Is your opinion of Mitch McConnell:
Favorable (32%)	20% 79%
Unfavorable (56%)	63% 35%
Would you rather see the U.S. House of Representatives controlled by:
The Democratic Party (46%)	96%
The Republican Party (50%)	95%
Would you rather see the U.S. Senate controlled by:
The Democratic Party (41%)	95%
The Republican Party (55%)	93%
Should Congress impeach Donald Trump and remove him from office?
Yes (32%)	92%
No (62%)	17% 83%
Which ONE of these four issues is the most important facing the country?
Health care (47%)	71% 27%
Immigration (20%)	13% 86%
The economy (23%)	33% 65%
Gun policy (8%)	52% 47%
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is:
Excellent (16%)	94%
Good (50%)	41% 57%
Not so good (26%)	78% 20%
Poor (5%)	Not enough data
Do you think the condition of the nation's economy is:
Excellent or good (66%)	32% 66%
Not so good or poor (32%)	79% 18%
Compared to two years ago, is your family's financial situation:
Better (42%)	21% 79%
Worse (11%)	Not enough data
About the same (46%)	58% 41%
How have Donald Trump's trade policies affected the economy in your area?
Helped (32%)	91%
Hurt (27%)	86% 12%
No impact (37%)	39% 60%
How have the tax laws passed last year affected your personal finances?
Helped (29%)	16% 84%
Hurt (21%)	73% 22%
No impact (46%)	56% 42%
Does the health care system in the United States need:
Major changes (73%)	48% 50%
Minor changes (23%)	49% 49%
No changes at all (2%)	Not enough data
Which party would better protect health care for people with pre-existing conditions?
The Democratic Party (48%)	93%
The Republican Party (48%)	95%
Are Donald Trump's immigration policies:
Too tough (40%)	92%
Not tough enough (20%)	89%
About right (35%)	19% 79%
Do you support or oppose stricter gun control measures?
Support (50%)	73% 25%
Oppose (46%)	21% 77%
Do you think the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election is mostly:
Justified (41%)	82% 17%
Politically motivated (55%)	23% 74%
What should the Supreme Court do about Roe vs. Wade, the 1973 decision that made abortion legal?
Keep it as is (59%)	66% 33%
Overturn it (33%)	15% 83%
How important is it that more women be elected to public office?
Very important (40%)	75% 25%
Somewhat important (33%)	36% 62%
Not too important (16%)	11% 89%
Not at all important (9%)	Not enough data
How important is it that more women be elected to public office?
Important (74%)	57% 42%
Not important (25%)	12% 87%
How serious a problem is sexual harassment in this country today?
Very serious (45%)	67% 33%
Somewhat serious (37%)	36% 63%
Not too serious (13%)	Not enough data
Not at all serious (2%)	Not enough data
How serious a problem is sexual harassment in this country today?
Serious (81%)	53% 46%
Not serious (15%)	10% 89%
Community Type
Urban (35%)	67% 32%
Suburban (37%)	42% 57%
Rural (28%)	27% 71%
Which candidate for U.S. senator do you think has high ethical standards?
Josh Hawley does (41%)	91%
Josh Hawley does not (57%)	79% 18%

Missouri Senate Exit Poll results

R	Josh Hawley	51.4%	1,254,927
D	Claire McCaskill	45.6%	1,112,935
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.4%	34,398
L	Japheth Campbell	1.1%	27,316
G	Jo Crain	0.5%	12,706

R	Josh Hawley	56.8%	4,939
D	Claire McCaskill	40.2%	3,494
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.4%	122
L	Japheth Campbell	1%	88
G	Jo Crain	0.6%	52

R	Josh Hawley	64.8%	4,919
D	Claire McCaskill	31.3%	2,372
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.9%	143
L	Japheth Campbell	1.6%	120
G	Jo Crain	0.5%	36

R	Josh Hawley	64.7%	5,651
D	Claire McCaskill	31.2%	2,727
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.9%	166
L	Japheth Campbell	1.5%	135
G	Jo Crain	0.6%	52

R	Josh Hawley	73.4%	9,019
D	Claire McCaskill	23%	2,822
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.9%	234
L	Japheth Campbell	1.2%	149
G	Jo Crain	0.6%	71

R	Josh Hawley	72.7%	1,619
D	Claire McCaskill	24.3%	542
	Incumbent
L	Japheth Campbell	1.6%	36
G	Jo Crain	0.7%	15
I	Craig O'Dear	0.7%	15

R	Josh Hawley	80.9%	4,064
D	Claire McCaskill	15.6%	783
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.9%	97
L	Japheth Campbell	1%	48
G	Jo Crain	0.6%	29

R	Josh Hawley	66.8%	4,467
D	Claire McCaskill	28.5%	1,906
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	2.7%	183
L	Japheth Campbell	1.3%	89
G	Jo Crain	0.6%	40

R	Josh Hawley	68.1%	5,685
D	Claire McCaskill	27.7%	2,318
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	2%	166
L	Japheth Campbell	1.5%	127
G	Jo Crain	0.7%	58

R	Josh Hawley	79.8%	3,846
D	Claire McCaskill	18.4%	886
	Incumbent
L	Japheth Campbell	0.7%	36
I	Craig O'Dear	0.7%	32
G	Jo Crain	0.5%	22

D	Claire McCaskill	56.3%	42,315
	Incumbent
R	Josh Hawley	40.8%	30,710
L	Japheth Campbell	1.2%	924
I	Craig O'Dear	1.1%	833
G	Jo Crain	0.5%	410

R	Josh Hawley	52.8%	15,912
D	Claire McCaskill	42.8%	12,889
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	2%	617
L	Japheth Campbell	1.7%	519
G	Jo Crain	0.6%	180

R	Josh Hawley	76.5%	10,727
D	Claire McCaskill	21.1%	2,961
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1%	147
L	Japheth Campbell	0.8%	115
G	Jo Crain	0.5%	77

R	Josh Hawley	67.7%	2,558
D	Claire McCaskill	27.1%	1,022
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	2.7%	102
L	Japheth Campbell	1.9%	70
G	Jo Crain	0.7%	26

R	Josh Hawley	62.4%	10,661
D	Claire McCaskill	33.4%	5,705
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.9%	322
L	Japheth Campbell	1.6%	271
G	Jo Crain	0.7%	116

R	Josh Hawley	69.9%	13,995
D	Claire McCaskill	27.1%	5,425
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.5%	299
L	Japheth Campbell	1%	204
G	Jo Crain	0.4%	87

R	Josh Hawley	70.7%	22,964
D	Claire McCaskill	27.3%	8,886
	Incumbent
L	Japheth Campbell	0.9%	307
I	Craig O'Dear	0.7%	232
G	Jo Crain	0.4%	114

R	Josh Hawley	73.7%	2,761
D	Claire McCaskill	23.2%	870
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.5%	58
L	Japheth Campbell	0.9%	34
G	Jo Crain	0.6%	21

R	Josh Hawley	76.5%	1,799
D	Claire McCaskill	20.8%	489
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.4%	32
L	Japheth Campbell	0.7%	17
G	Jo Crain	0.6%	15

R	Josh Hawley	59%	25,861
D	Claire McCaskill	37.3%	16,340
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.7%	746
L	Japheth Campbell	1.4%	595
G	Jo Crain	0.6%	274

R	Josh Hawley	74.8%	4,092
D	Claire McCaskill	21.6%	1,181
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.7%	91
L	Japheth Campbell	1.2%	65
G	Jo Crain	0.7%	38

R	Josh Hawley	65.3%	2,195
D	Claire McCaskill	31%	1,043
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.8%	61
L	Japheth Campbell	1.4%	47
G	Jo Crain	0.5%	16

R	Josh Hawley	69.8%	25,384
D	Claire McCaskill	27.2%	9,882
	Incumbent
L	Japheth Campbell	1.3%	485
I	Craig O'Dear	1.3%	472
G	Jo Crain	0.4%	161

R	Josh Hawley	70.7%	1,903
D	Claire McCaskill	25.7%	692
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.9%	51
L	Japheth Campbell	1.2%	33
G	Jo Crain	0.4%	12

D	Claire McCaskill	49.5%	48,096
	Incumbent
R	Josh Hawley	47.3%	45,947
I	Craig O'Dear	1.6%	1,513
L	Japheth Campbell	1.1%	1,117
G	Jo Crain	0.5%	523

Missouri results

Missouri Senate Results

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Andrew County

Atchison County

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Boone County

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Nodaway County

Oregon County

Osage County

Ozark County

Pemiscot County

R	Josh Hawley	61.6%	5,320
D	Claire McCaskill	34.2%	2,956
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	2.2%	190
L	Japheth Campbell	1.6%	137
G	Jo Crain	0.4%	38

R	Josh Hawley	62%	20,738
D	Claire McCaskill	35%	11,718
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.3%	448
L	Japheth Campbell	1.1%	380
G	Jo Crain	0.5%	158

R	Josh Hawley	65.6%	4,618
D	Claire McCaskill	31.2%	2,195
	Incumbent
L	Japheth Campbell	1.5%	109
I	Craig O'Dear	1.3%	95
G	Jo Crain	0.4%	25

R	Josh Hawley	68.7%	5,867
D	Claire McCaskill	27.6%	2,361
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.9%	164
L	Japheth Campbell	1.2%	106
G	Jo Crain	0.5%	46

R	Josh Hawley	75.1%	2,533
D	Claire McCaskill	21.3%	718
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	2%	69
L	Japheth Campbell	1%	33
G	Jo Crain	0.5%	18

R	Josh Hawley	72.1%	4,682
D	Claire McCaskill	24.5%	1,594
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.4%	94
L	Japheth Campbell	1.3%	87
G	Jo Crain	0.6%	36

R	Josh Hawley	68.7%	2,074
D	Claire McCaskill	27.2%	820
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.9%	56
L	Japheth Campbell	1.5%	45
G	Jo Crain	0.8%	23

R	Josh Hawley	68.5%	2,584
D	Claire McCaskill	26.8%	1,011
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	2.6%	98
L	Japheth Campbell	1.5%	58
G	Jo Crain	0.5%	20

R	Josh Hawley	75.4%	4,541
D	Claire McCaskill	20.8%	1,250
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.5%	92
L	Japheth Campbell	1.5%	90
G	Jo Crain	0.8%	47

R	Josh Hawley	77.6%	4,334
D	Claire McCaskill	19.7%	1,099
	Incumbent
I	Craig O'Dear	1.4%	76
L	Japheth Campbell	1%	57
G	Jo Crain	0.4%	22