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Missouri Elections 2026

What is on the Missouri ballot on November 3, 2026: 8 U.S. House seats, statewide offices, 5 ballot measures.

Status: upcoming. Election day is November 3, 2026.

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U.S. House

District 1 · Solid DDistrict 2 · Likely RDistrict 3 · Solid RDistrict 4 · Solid RDistrict 5 · Solid DDistrict 6 · Solid RDistrict 7 · Solid RDistrict 8 · Solid R

New map signed September 28, 2025; it remains under legal challenge.

Statewide offices

OfficeStatusCandidates
AuditorScott Fitzpatrick (R) is runningScott Fitzpatrick (R), Quentin Wilson (D)

State legislature

Ballot measures

Amendment 3: Abortion and gender transition for minors

Would ban most abortions, reversing the 2024 abortion-rights amendment, and restrict gender transition treatment for minors.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

Amendment 6: Protect voter-approved laws

Would limit lawmakers' ability to overturn or weaken laws passed by voters.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

Amendment 7: Show-Me Prosperity Fund

Would create a state-run investment fund intended to eliminate certain taxes.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

Amendment 8: Elected county sheriffs

Would require counties to elect a sheriff every four years and protect core sheriff duties in the constitution.

A yes vote approves the change described above. A no vote rejects it and keeps current law.

Proposition A: 2025 congressional map

Asks whether to keep the congressional map the legislature passed in 2025.

A yes vote keeps the 2025 congressional map. A no vote rejects the 2025 map.

Local, school and special-district elections

9 upcoming local contests with an official date or candidate list, and 12 more office elections whose year is known. Each comes from an official source; the status says how certain it is.

DatePlaceOfficeStatus
April 6, 2027Kansas CityKansas City Voter approval for certain stadium or arena development projectsofficial schedule
April 6, 2027St. LouisPresident of Board of Aldermenofficial schedule
April 6, 2027St. LouisAlderperson — Ward 2official schedule
April 6, 2027St. LouisAlderperson — Ward 4official schedule
April 6, 2027St. LouisAlderperson — Ward 6official schedule
April 6, 2027St. LouisAlderperson — Ward 8official schedule
April 6, 2027St. LouisAlderperson — Ward 10official schedule
April 6, 2027St. LouisAlderperson — Ward 12official schedule
April 6, 2027St. LouisAlderperson — Ward 14official schedule
2028St. LouisCircuit Attorneyyear confirmed
2028St. LouisCity Treasureryear confirmed
2028St. LouisSheriffyear confirmed
2029St. LouisMayoryear confirmed
2029St. LouisCity Comptrolleryear confirmed
2029St. LouisAlderperson — Ward 1year confirmed
2029St. LouisAlderperson — Ward 3year confirmed
2029St. LouisAlderperson — Ward 5year confirmed
2029St. LouisAlderperson — Ward 7year confirmed
2029St. LouisAlderperson — Ward 9year confirmed
2029St. LouisAlderperson — Ward 11year confirmed
2029St. LouisAlderperson — Ward 13year confirmed

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Mayors

10 current mayors verified in our research. Being mayor now does not mean running in the next election.

City or townMayorNext mayoral election
BallwinMark Stallmann
Beverly HillsBrian K. Jackson
ChesterfieldDan Hurt
ColumbiaBarbara Buffaloe (roster)
CottlevilleStephen Thompson
Kansas CityQuinton Lucas
LibertyGreg Canuteson
O'FallonBill Hennessy
SpringfieldJeff Schrag
St. LouisCara Spencer2029

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Sources

Statewide offices and measures checked October 12, 2026; federal races updated October 24, 2026.