Amendment 3 proposes to legalize recreational marijuana and expunge non-violent marijuana-related crimes. The vote totals are currently in favor of the amendment.
All results are from the Missouri Secretary of State’s website:
3253 of 3266 Precincts
U.S. Senate
(R) Eric Schmitt: 1,138,637 votes*
(D) Trudy Busch-Valentine: 867,987 votes
Recreational Marijuana – Amendment 3
YES: 1,086,776 votes
NO: 958,427 votes
National Guard Becoming its own state department – Amendment 5
YES: 1,190,060 votes*
NO: 786,226 votes
The ballot measure would require the KC Police Department Amendment 4
YES: 1,262,179 votes*
NO: 733,702 votes
Allows the General Assembly to override the current constitutional restrictions of state investments by the state treasurer – Amendment 1
YES: 891,816 votes
NO: 1,057,722 votes
Constitutional Convention:
YES: 630,504 votes
NO: 1,320,927 votes*
State Auditor
(R) Scott Fitzpatrick: 1,210,942 votes*
(D) Alan Green: 767,672 votes
U.S. House, District 1
(R) Andrew Jones: 53,572 votes
(D) Cori Bush: 160,042 votes*
U.S. House, District 2
(R) Ann Wagner: 173,035 votes
(D) Trish Gunby: 135,639 votes
U.S. House, District 3
(R) Blaine Luetkemeyer: 180,358 votes*
(D) Bethany Mann: 96,465 votes
U.S. House, District 4
(R) Mark Alford: 181,013 votes*
(D) Jack Truman: 66,669 votes
U.S. House, District 5
(R) Jacob Turk: 83,794 votes
(D) Emanuel Cleaver, II: 139,882 votes*
U.S. House, District 6
(R) Sam Graves: 184,070 votes*
(D) Henry Martin: 71,939 votes
U.S. House, District 7
(R) Eric Burlison: 172,888 votes*
(D) Kristen Radaker Sheafer: 66,213 votes
U.S. House, District 8
(R) Jason Smith: 186,259 votes*
(D) Randi McCallian: 53,661 votes
To find out what is going on in your local district: visit the Secretary of State’s website.
