Missouri House Of Representatives Elections, 2014
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Elections for the Missouri House of Representatives took place in 2014. A primary election was held on August 5, 2014, and a general election on November 4, 2014. The signature filing deadline for candidates wishing to run in this election was March 25, 2014.
Three special elections were held on the primary date to fill vacancies in Districts 67, 120 and 151.
Following the general election, there was no change to the majority control of the Missouri House of Representatives. The chamber was controlled by the Republican Party, which increased their total seats from 109 to 118. The Democratic Party sustained a loss of six seats, falling from 52 to 44. The two vacant seats in the chamber were filled during the general election.
Incumbents retiring[edit]
A total of 25 incumbents did not run for re-election in 2014. Those incumbents were:
(*) This incumbent, having already declined to run for re-election, died before the primary.
(**) This incumbent died prior to the general election.
Majority control[edit]
- See also: Partisan composition of state senates
Heading into the November 4 election, the Republican Party held the majority in the Missouri House of Representatives:
| Missouri House of Representatives | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Party | As of November 3, 2014 | After November 4, 2014 | |
| Democratic Party | 52 | 45 | |
| Republican Party | 109 | 117 | |
| Vacancy | 2 | 1 | |
| Total | 163 | 163 | |
Qualifications[edit]
To be eligible to serve in the Missouri House of Representatives, a candidate must be:[1]
- At least 24 years of age
- Qualified Missouri voter for two years before election
- Resident of the district which he is chosen to represent for 1 year before election
- Is not delinquent in the payment of any state income taxes, personal property taxes, real property taxes on the place of residence as stated in the declaration of candidacy
- is not a past or present corporate officer of any fee office that owes any taxes to the state.
- Has not been found guilty of or pleaded guilty to a felony or misdemeanor under the federal laws of the United States of America.
- Has not been convicted of or found guilty of or pleaded guilty to a felony under the laws of Missouri.
- In addition to any other penalties provided by law, no person may file for any office in a subsequent election until he or the treasurer of his existing candidate committee has filed all required campaign disclosure reports for all prior elections.
Competitiveness[edit]
Candidates unopposed by a major party[edit]
In 77 (47.2%) of the 163 districts up for election, there was only one major party candidate running for election. A total of 23 Democrats and 54 Republicans were guaranteed election barring unforeseen circumstances.
Two major party candidates faced off in the general election in 86 (52.8%) of the 163 districts up for election. Fifteen of those seats held competitive elections in 2012 with a margin of victory ranging from 0 to 5 percent. Five other elections were mildly competitive, with a margin of victory of 5 to 10 percent. Those districts were:
Competitive:
- District 17: Mark Ellebracht (D) was defeated by Nick King (R) in the general election. Outgoing incumbent Myron Neth (R) won by a margin of victory of 1 percent in 2012.
- District 20: Incumbent John Mayfield was defeated by Bill Kidd (R) in the general election. Mayfield won by a margin of victory of 1 percent in 2012.
- District 40: Incumbent Jim Hansen (R) defeated Lowell Jackson in the general election. Hansen won by a margin of victory of 4 percent in 2012.
- District 44: Incumbent Caleb Rowden (R) defeated Tom Pauley (D) in the general election. Rowden won by a margin of victory of 2 percent in 2012.
- District 47: Incumbent John Wright (D) was defeated by Chuck Basye (R) in the general election. Wright won by a margin of victory of 4 percent in 2012.
- District 51: Incumbent Dean Dohrman (R) defeated Gary Grigsby (D) and Bill Wayne (L) in the general election. Dohrman won by a margin of victory of 4 percent in 2012.
- District 64: Incumbent Robert Cornejo (R) defeated Laura Castaneda (D) in the general election. Cornejo won by a margin of victory of 3 percent in 2012.
- District 70: Incumbent Bill Otto (D) defeated Joe Corica (R) in the general election. Otto won by a margin of victory of 4 percent in 2012.
- District 90: Deb Lavender (D) defeated Gina Jaksetic (R) in the general election. Outgoing incumbent Rick Stream (R) won by a margin of victory of 1 percent in 2012.
- District 94: Incumbent Vicki Englund (D) was defeated by Cloria Brown (R) in the general election. Englund won by a margin of victory of 2 percent in 2012.
- District 97: Incumbent John McCaherty (R) defeated Tom Dohack (D) in the general election. McCaherty won by a margin of victory of 4 percent in 2012.
- District 111: Incumbent Michael Frame (D) was defeated by Shane Roden (R) in the general election. Frame won by a margin of victory of 1 percent in 2012.
- District 114: Incumbent T.J. McKenna (D) was defeated by Becky Ruth (R) in the general election. McKenna won by a margin of victory of 0.54 percent in 2012.
- District 115: Incumbent Elaine Gannon (R) defeated Dan Darian (D) and Jerry Dollar, Jr. (L) in the general election. Gannon won by a margin of victory of 2 percent in 2012.
- District 150: Walter Dearing (D) was defeated by Andrew McDaniel (R) in the general election. Outgoing incumbent Kent Hampton (R) won by a margin of victory of 1 percent in 2012.
Primary challenges[edit]
A total of 18 incumbents faced primary competition on June 3. Twenty-five incumbents did not seek re-election in 2014 and another 118 (73.8%) of the 160 incumbents as of August 5 advanced past the primary without opposition. The state representatives facing primary competition included:
- District 27: Incumbent Bonnaye Mims defeated India Williams in the Democratic primary.
- District 126: Incumbent Randy Pike defeated Bill Yarberry in the Republican primary. Pike and Yarberry ran in a three-way Republican primary in 2012. Pike passed away before the general election; his wife, Patricia was selected to run in his place.
- District 155: Incumbent Lyle Rowland defeated Mike Lind and Jason Frodge in the Republican primary.
Primary challenges, now unopposed[edit]
- District 15: Incumbent Jon Carpenter was challenged by Jason Buckley in the Democratic primary before the latter's withdrawal. No Republicans filed to run.
Retiring incumbents[edit]
Twenty-five incumbent representatives did not run for re-election, while 138 (84.7%) ran for re-election. A list of those incumbents, seven Democrats and 18 Republicans, can be found above.
List of candidates[edit]
District 1[edit]
Note: Incumbent Mike Thomson (R) did not seek re-election due to term limits.
August 5 Democratic primary:
August 5 Republican primary:
- Stan Sportsman: 468
- Roger Parshall: 1,167
- Kathy DeVault: 642
- Allen Andrews: 4,024
November 4 General election candidates:
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- Robert Ritterbusch: 1,929
- Allen Andrews: 7,479
District 2[edit]
Note: Incumbent Casey Guernsey (R) did not seek re-election.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Mike Waltermath: 2,580
- J. Eggleston: 5,785
District 3[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Nate Walker: 3,256 - Incumbent Walker first assumed office in 2013.
- John Bailey: 2,290
- Nate Walker: 3,256
November 4 General election candidates:
- Nate Walker: 7,023
District 4[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Craig Redmon - Incumbent Redmon first assumed office in 2011.
- Craig Redmon
November 4 General election candidates:
- Craig Redmon: 9,030
District 5[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Lindell Shumake - Incumbent Shumake first assumed office in 2011.
- Lindell Shumake
November 4 General election candidates:
- C. LeRoy Deichman: 2,437
- Lindell Shumake: 6,605
District 6[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
Note: David Morton was disqualified on April 25, 2014.[2][3]
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Tim Remole - Incumbent Remole first assumed office in 2013.
- Tim Remole
November 4 General election candidates:
- Robert Harrington: 3,286
- Tim Remole: 7,731
District 7[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Mike Lair: 2,824 - Incumbent Lair first assumed office in 2009.
- Dennis McDonald: 2,642
- Mike Lair: 2,824
November 4 General election candidates:
- Mike Lair: 7,670
District 8[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Jim Neely - Incumbent Neely first assumed office in 2013.
- Jim Neely
November 4 General election candidates:
- Ted Rights: 2,797
- Jim Neely: 6,726
District 9[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Delus Johnson - Incumbent Johnson first assumed office in 2011.
- Delus Johnson
November 4 General election candidates:
- Delus Johnson: 9,353
District 10[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Pat Conway - Incumbent Conway first assumed office in 2010.
- Pat Conway
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Pat Conway: 5,590
District 11[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Galen Higdon - Incumbent Higdon first assumed office in 2011.
- Galen Higdon
November 4 General election candidates:
- Galen Higdon: 7,360
District 12[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Kenneth Wilson - Incumbent Wilson first assumed office in 2013.
- Kenneth Wilson
November 4 General election candidates:
- Sandy Van Wagner: 3,515
- Kenneth Wilson: 6,743
District 13[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Nick Marshall - Incumbent Marshall first assumed office in 2011.
- Nick Marshall
November 4 General election candidates:
- Nick Marshall: 7,539
District 14[edit]
Note: Incumbent Ronald Schieber (R) did not seek re-election.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Josh Catton: 798
- Kevin Corlew: 2,142
November 4 General election candidates:
- Stephanie Isaacson: 3,837
- Kevin Corlew: 4,904
District 15[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Jon Carpenter - Incumbent Carpenter first assumed office in 2013.
- Jon Carpenter
Note: Jason Buckley withdrew from the primary.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Jon Carpenter: 5,541
District 16[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Noel Shull - Incumbent Shull first assumed office in 2013.
- Noel Shull
November 4 General election candidates:
- Noel Shull: 7,010
District 17[edit]
Note: Incumbent Myron Neth (R) did not seek re-election.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Mark Ellebracht: 4,504
- Nick King: 4,576
District 18[edit]
Note: Incumbent Jay Swearingen (D) withdrew from the race for State Auditor.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Kevin Garner: 699
- Lauren Arthur: 1,936
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Lauren Arthur: 4,284
- Bob Rowland: 3,339
District 19[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- John Rizzo - Incumbent Rizzo first assumed office in 2011.
- John Rizzo
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- John Rizzo: 2,115
District 20[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- John Mayfield - Incumbent Mayfield first assumed office in 2013.
- John Mayfield
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Bill Kidd: 1,757
- Brent Lasater: 688
- Bill Kidd: 1,757
November 4 General election candidates:
- John Mayfield: 3,412
- Bill Kidd: 4,082
District 21[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Ira Anders - Incumbent Anders first assumed office in 2011.
- Ira Anders
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Ira Anders: 4,889
District 22[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Brandon Ellington: 2,292 - Incumbent Ellington first assumed office in 2011.
- Daniel Edwards: 536
- Brandon Ellington: 2,292
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Brandon Ellington: 4,566
District 23[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Randy Dunn - Incumbent Dunn first assumed office in 2013.
- Randy Dunn
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
Note: Derron Black was disqualified on May 9, 2014.[2][3]
November 4 General election candidates:
- Randy Dunn: 3,254
District 24[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Judy Morgan - Incumbent Morgan first assumed office in 2011.
- Judy Morgan
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Judy Morgan: 5,928
District 25[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Jeremy LaFaver - Incumbent LaFaver first assumed office in 2013.
- Jeremy LaFaver
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Jeremy LaFaver: 7,963
District 26[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Gail McCann Beatty - Incumbent Beatty first assumed office in 2011.
- Gail McCann Beatty
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Gail McCann Beatty: 5,917
District 27[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Bonnaye Mims: 1,431 - Incumbent Mims first assumed office in 2013.
- India Williams: 1,423
- Bonnaye Mims: 1,431
Note: A recount was held for this primary; the outcome was not affected.[4][5]
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Bonnaye Mims: 4,641
District 28[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Tom McDonald: 1,678 - Incumbent McDonald first assumed office in 2009.
- Ryan Meyer: 468
- Tom McDonald: 1,678
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Tom McDonald: 4,959
District 29[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- John Sutton: 1,376
- Winston Apple: 1,355
- John Sutton: 1,376
Note: Addison Newberry withdrew before the primary.[2][3]
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Noel Torpey - Incumbent Torpey first assumed office in 2011.
- Noel Torpey
November 4 General election candidates:
- John Sutton: 3,638
- Noel Torpey: 5,698
District 30[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Mike Cierpiot - Incumbent Cierpiot first assumed office in 2011.
- Mike Cierpiot
November 4 General election candidates:
- Mike Cierpiot: 7,329
District 31[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Sheila Solon - Incumbent Solon first assumed office in 2011.
- Sheila Solon
November 4 General election candidates:
- Sheila Solon: 6,287
District 32[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Jeanie Lauer - Incumbent Lauer first assumed office in 2011.
- Jeanie Lauer
November 4 General election candidates:
- Andy Herman: 2,361
- Jeanie Lauer: 5,526
District 33[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
Note: C.J. Hicks withdrew before the primary.[2][3]
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Donna Pfautsch - Incumbent Pfautsch first assumed office in 2013.
- Donna Pfautsch
August 5 Libertarian primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Syed Asif: 1,458
- Donna Pfautsch: 6,434
- Matt Stephens: 1,052
District 34[edit]
Note: Incumbent Jeff Grisamore (R) did not seek re-election due to term limits.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Justin Kalwei: 507
- Rebecca Roeber: 2,161
- Bob Johnson: 966
November 4 General election candidates:
- Dale Mercer: 3,022
- Rebecca Roeber: 5,583
District 35[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Gary Cross - Incumbent Cross first assumed office in 2011.
- Gary Cross
November 4 General election candidates:
- Ken Duvall: 4,720
- Gary Cross: 5,236
District 36[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Kevin McManus - Incumbent McManus first assumed office in 2011.
- Kevin McManus
- August 5 Republican primary:
Note: Sherbaz Khan was disqualified on April 25, 2014.[2][3]
November 4 General election candidates:
- Kevin McManus: 4,715
- Nola Wood: 3,146
District 37[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Joe Runions - Incumbent Runions first assumed office in 2013.
- Joe Runions
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Joe Runions: 5,489
District 38[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- T.J. Berry - Incumbent Berry first assumed office in 2011.
- T.J. Berry
November 4 General election candidates:
- T.J. Berry: 7,044
District 39[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Joe Don McGaugh - Incumbent McGaugh first assumed office in 2013.
- Joe Don McGaugh
November 4 General election candidates:
- Joe Don McGaugh: 7,847
District 40[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Jim Hansen - Incumbent Hansen first assumed office in 2013.
- Jim Hansen
November 4 General election candidates:
- Lowell Jackson: 2,424
- Jim Hansen: 6,647
District 41[edit]
Note: Incumbent Ed Schieffer (D) did not seek re-election due to term limits.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Alexandra Salsman: 1,952
- Randy Pietzman: 2,511
November 4 General election candidates:
- Dan Dildine: 3,861
- Randy Pietzman: 6,243
District 42[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Bart Korman - Incumbent Korman first assumed office in 2011.
- Bart Korman
November 4 General election candidates:
- Rod Sturgeon: 2,567
- Bart Korman: 7,054
District 43[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Jay Houghton - Incumbent Houghton first assumed office in 2011.
- Jay Houghton
November 4 General election candidates:
- Ed Lockwood: 2,124
- Jay Houghton: 5,731
District 44[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Caleb Rowden - Incumbent Rowden first assumed office in 2013.
- Caleb Rowden
November 4 General election candidates:
- Tom Pauley: 3,058
- Caleb Rowden: 5,249
District 45[edit]
Note: Incumbent Chris Kelly (D) did not seek re-election.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Kip Kendrick: 3,889
District 46[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Stephen Webber - Incumbent Webber first assumed office in 2009.
- Stephen Webber
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Stephen Webber: 7,948
District 47[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- John Wright - Incumbent Wright first assumed office in 2013.
- John Wright
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Chuck Basye: 1,754
- Betsy Phillips: 718
- Chuck Basye: 1,754
November 4 General election candidates:
- John Wright: 4,746
- Chuck Basye: 5,007
District 48[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Dave Muntzel - Incumbent Muntzel first assumed office in 2013.
- Dave Muntzel
November 4 General election candidates:
- Dave Muntzel: 7,418
District 49[edit]
Note: Incumbent Jeanie Riddle (R) ran for Missouri State Senate District 10.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
Note: Larry Brown withdrew before the primary; Backer was nominated as his replacement.[2][3]
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Gracia Yancey Backer: 3,416
- Travis Fitzwater: 5,568
District 50[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Caleb Jones - Incumbent Jones first assumed office in 2011.
- Caleb Jones
November 4 General election candidates:
- Caleb Jones: 7,832
District 51[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Dean Dohrman - Incumbent Dohrman first assumed office in 2013.
- Dean Dohrman
- August 5 Libertarian primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Gary Grigsby: 3,107
- Dean Dohrman: 4,727
- Bill Wayne: 431
District 52[edit]
Note: Incumbent Stanley Cox (R) did not seek re-election due to term limits.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Nathan Beard: 5,911
District 53[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Glen Kolkmeyer - Incumbent Kolkmeyer first assumed office in 2013.
- Glen Kolkmeyer
November 4 General election candidates:
- Henry Grubb: 3,949
- Glen Kolkmeyer: 6,337
District 54[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Denny Hoskins - Incumbent Hoskins first assumed office in 2009.
- Denny Hoskins
August 5 Constitution Party primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Denny Hoskins: 6,421
- Daniel Plemons: 1,652
District 55[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Rick Brattin - Incumbent Brattin first assumed office in 2011.
- Rick Brattin
November 4 General election candidates:
- Rick Brattin: 8,362
District 56[edit]
Note: Incumbent Chris Molendorp (R) did not seek re-election.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Patty Johnson: 2,871
- Jack Bondon: 5,525
District 57[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Wanda Brown - Incumbent Brown first assumed office in 2011.
- Wanda Brown
- August 5 Constitution Party primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- William Grimes: 2,624
- Wanda Brown: 5,738
- Butch Page: 487
District 58[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- David Wood - Incumbent Wood first assumed office in 2013.
- David Wood
November 4 General election candidates:
- David Wood: 7,117
District 59[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Mike Bernskoetter - Incumbent Bernskoetter first assumed office in 2011.
- Mike Bernskoetter
- August 5 Constitution Party primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Mike Bernskoetter: 8,824
- Michael Eberle: 1,146
District 60[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Jay Barnes - Incumbent Barnes first assumed office in 2011.
- Jay Barnes
November 4 General election candidates:
- Jay Barnes: 9,041
District 61[edit]
Note: Incumbent Dave Schatz (R) ran for Missouri State Senate District 26.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
Note: Allan Seals withdrew before the primary.[2][3]
November 4 General election candidates:
- Tom Smith: 2,825
- Justin Alferman: 7,648
District 62[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Bruce Sassmann: 2,182
- Tom Hurst: 4,563 - Incumbent Hurst first assumed office in 2013.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Tom Hurst: 8,859
District 63[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
Note: David Knisley withdrew before the primary. Pinette was nominated as his replacement.[2][3]
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Bryan Spencer - Incumbent Spencer first assumed office in 2013.
- Bryan Spencer
November 4 General election candidates:
- Bryan Pinette: 3,237
- Bryan Spencer: 7,157
District 64[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Robert Cornejo - Incumbent Cornejo first assumed office in 2013.
- Robert Cornejo
November 4 General election candidates:
- Laura Castaneda: 2,947
- Robert Cornejo: 6,360
District 65[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Anne Zerr - Incumbent Zerr first assumed office in 2009.
- Anne Zerr
November 4 General election candidates:
- Anne Zerr: 7,668
District 66[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Tommie Pierson - Incumbent Pierson first assumed office in 2011.
- Tommie Pierson
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Tommie Pierson: 6,322
- John Saxton: 1,023
District 67[edit]
Note: This district was vacant at the time of the primary; Alan Green (D) was the winner of a special election held the same day.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Alan Green: 3,031
- Sylvester Taylor, II: 1,830
- Larry Davis, Jr.: 512
- Tony Weaver: 1,141
- Alan Green: 3,031
- August 5 Republican primary:
- August 5 Libertarian primary:
August 5 Special election candidates:
- Alan Green: 4,989
- Dwayne Strickland: 1,109
- Jeff Coleman: 144
Tony Weaver: 1,130
November 4 General election candidates:
- Alan Green: 9,616
- Dwayne Strickland: 2,241
- Jeff Coleman: 296
District 68[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Keith English - Incumbent English first assumed office in 2013.
- Keith English
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Keith English: 6,758
- Becky Sharma: 3,435
- Mickelle L. Adkins (write-in): 3
District 69[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Margo McNeil - Incumbent McNeil first assumed office in 2009.
- Margo McNeil
Note: Lorenzo Baylor, Sr. withdrew before the primary.[2][3]
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Margo McNeil: 6,501
- John Vahey: 3,414
District 70[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Bill Otto - Incumbent Otto first assumed office in 2013.
- Bill Otto
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Bill Otto: 5,309
- Joe Corica: 5,155
District 71[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Sue Meredith - Incumbent Meredith first assumed office in 2013.
- Sue Meredith
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Sue Meredith: 6,004
- Jim Cain: 4,142
District 72[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Mary Nichols - Incumbent Nichols first assumed office in 2011.
- Mary Nichols
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Mary Nichols: 5,588
- Paul Berry: 3,017
District 73[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Courtney Curtis - Incumbent Curtis first assumed office in 2013.
- Courtney Curtis
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Courtney Curtis: 6,055
District 74[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Sharon Pace: 2,781 - Incumbent Pace first assumed office in 2009.
- Don Houston: 762
- Sharon Pace: 2,781
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Sharon Pace: 6,756
District 75[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Rochelle Walton Gray - Incumbent Gray first assumed office in 2009.
- Rochelle Walton Gray
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Rochelle Walton Gray: 8,077
District 76[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Chris Carter: 1,823
- Joshua Peters: 2,210 - Incumbent Peters first assumed office in 2013.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
Note: Denise Jefferies was disqualified on April 25, 2014.[2][3]
November 4 General election candidates:
- Joshua Peters: 7,006
District 77[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Bill Haas: 754
- Kimberly Gardner: 2,437 - Incumbent Gardner first assumed office in 2013.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Kimberly Gardner: 5,829
District 78[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Penny Hubbard: 1,699 - Incumbent Hubbard first assumed office in 2011.
- Natalie Vowell: 671
- Penny Hubbard: 1,699
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Penny Hubbard: 4,222
- John Hubb: 822
District 79[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Michael Butler - Incumbent Butler first assumed office in 2013.
- Michael Butler
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Michael Butler: 6,222
- Robert Vroman: 732
District 80[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Mike Colona - Incumbent Colona first assumed office in 2009.
- Mike Colona
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Mike Colona: 6,148
- Michael Huett: 1,164
District 81[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Jacob Hummel - Incumbent Hummel first assumed office in 2009.
- Jacob Hummel
- August 5 Libertarian primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Jacob Hummel: 4,298
- Lisa Schaper: 1,144
District 82[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Michele Kratky - Incumbent Kratky first assumed office in 2009.
- Michele Kratky
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Michele Kratky: 6,204
- Jake Koehr: 2,375
District 83[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Gina Mitten - Incumbent Mitten first assumed office in 2013.
- Gina Mitten
- August 5 Republican primary:
Note Dan O'Sullivan was disqualified on May 20, 2014.[2][3]
- August 5 Libertarian primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Gina Mitten: 6,529
- Jeremy Buckingham: 2,990
- Andrew Bolin: 474
District 84[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Karla May - Incumbent May first assumed office in 2011.
- Karla May
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
Note: Tristan Walker was disqualified on May 1, 2014.[2][3]
November 4 General election candidates:
- Karla May: 6,499
District 85[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Clem Smith - Incumbent Smith first assumed office in 2011.
- Clem Smith
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Clem Smith: 7,319
District 86[edit]
Note: Incumbent Rory Ellinger (D), who did not seek re-election, died in April 2014.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Fareedah Sidqui: 349
- Joe Adams: 2,392
- Dawn Price: 480
- Mary Ann Merz: 1,728
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Joe Adams: 8,201
District 87[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Stacey Newman - Incumbent Newman first assumed office in 2009.
- Stacey Newman
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Stacey Newman: 8,064
District 88[edit]
Note: Incumbent Jill Schupp (D) ran for State Senate District 25.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Tracy McCreery: 6,920
- Raymond Chandler: 5,784
District 89[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- John Diehl - Incumbent Diehl first assumed office in 2009.
- John Diehl
November 4 General election candidates:
- Al Gerber: 5,114
- John Diehl: 10,081
District 90[edit]
Note: Incumbent Rick Stream (R) did not seek re-election due to term limits.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Deb Lavender: 7,597
- Gina Jaksetic: 7,153
District 91[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Jeanne Kirkton - Incumbent Kirkton first assumed office in 2009.
- Jeanne Kirkton
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Jeanne Kirkton: 7,820
- Michael Peters: 5,249
District 92[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Genise Montecillo - Incumbent Montecillo first assumed office in 2011.
- Genise Montecillo
- August 5 Republican primary:
Note: Marjorie Dahmer withdrew before the primary; Faulstich was nominated as her replacement.[2][3]
November 4 General election candidates:
- Genise Montecillo: 6,033
- Al Faulstich: 4,169
District 93[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Bob Burns - Incumbent Burns first assumed office in 2013.
- Bob Burns
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Bob Burns: 4,123
- Garrett Mees: 2,846
District 94[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Vicki Englund - Incumbent Englund first assumed office in 2013.
- Vicki Englund
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Vicki Englund: 4,240
- Cloria Brown: 5,334
District 95[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Marsha Haefner - Incumbent Haefner first assumed office in 2011.
- Marsha Haefner
November 4 General election candidates:
- Marsha Haefner: 10,150
District 96[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Mike Leara - Incumbent Leara first assumed office in 2009.
- Mike Leara
- August 5 Constitution Party primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Mike Leara: 10,111
- Cindy Redburn: 2,380
District 97[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- John McCaherty - Incumbent McCaherty first assumed office in 2011.
- John McCaherty
November 4 General election candidates:
- Tom Dohack: 2,637
- John McCaherty: 5,344
District 98[edit]
Note: Incumbent Dwight Scharnhorst (R) did not seek re-election due to term limits.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
Note: Marigrace Binning was disqualified on May 9, 2014.[2][3]
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Carol Veillette: 942
- Shamed Dogan: 1,690
- Rea Scharnhorst: 716
November 4 General election candidates:
- Shamed Dogan: 8,653
District 99[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Andrew Koenig - Incumbent Koenig first assumed office in 2009.
- Andrew Koenig
November 4 General election candidates:
- Bill Pinkston: 3,996
- Andrew Koenig: 6,961
District 100[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Sue Allen - Incumbent Allen first assumed office in 2009.
- Sue Allen
November 4 General election candidates:
- Sue Allen: 10,835
District 101[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Don Gosen - Incumbent Gosen first assumed office in 2011.
- Don Gosen
November 4 General election candidates:
- Candace Farmer: 2,872
- Don Gosen: 8,621
District 102[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Kurt Bahr: 2,755 - Incumbent Bahr first assumed office in 2011.
- Michael Swyers: 1,408
- Kurt Bahr: 2,755
November 4 General election candidates:
- John Callahan: 2,944
- Kurt Bahr: 6,809
District 103[edit]
Note: Incumbent Doug Funderburk (R) did not seek re-election.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Kyle Schlereth: 872
- Alexander McArthy: 1,362
- John Wiemann: 2,158
- August 5 Libertarian primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- John Wiemann: 7,308
- Dean Hodge: 1,980
District 104[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Kathie Conway - Incumbent Conway first assumed office in 2011.
- Kathie Conway
November 4 General election candidates:
- Terry Lesinski: 3,417
- Kathie Conway: 5,852
District 105[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Mark A. Parkinson - Incumbent Parkinson first assumed office in 2008.
- Mark A. Parkinson
November 4 General election candidates:
- Matt Judkins: 4,152
- Mark A. Parkinson: 6,729
District 106[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Chrissy Sommer: 2,693 - Incumbent Sommer first assumed office in 2011.
- Erin Schulte: 712
- Chrissy Sommer: 2,693
November 4 General election candidates:
- Ken Tucker: 3,107
- Chrissy Sommer: 5,452
District 107[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Ron Hicks - Incumbent Hicks first assumed office in 2013.
- Ron Hicks
November 4 General election candidates:
- Ron Hicks: 6,861
- AC (Arnie C.) Dienoff (write-in): 12
District 108[edit]
Note: Incumbent Chuck Gatschenberger (R) ran for Missouri State Senate District 2.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- John Haman, Jr.: 469
- Nina Dean: 1,374
- Justin Hill: 2,622
November 4 General election candidates:
- Marlon Williams: 2,775
- Justin Hill: 7,402
District 109[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Paul Curtman - Incumbent Curtman first assumed office in 2011.
- Paul Curtman
November 4 General election candidates:
- Bobbie Bollman: 2,693
- Paul Curtman: 6,720
District 110[edit]
Note: Incumbent Timothy Jones (R) did not seek re-election due to term limits.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
Note: Christine Alt withdrew before the primary.[2][3]
- August 5 Republican primary:
Note: Dennis Broadbooks withdrew before the primary. Because Broadbooks was the only candidate running, candidate filing was re-opened to both parties; Mathews was nominated as Broadbooks' replacement, and Alt was chosen by the Democrats.[2][3]
November 4 General election candidates:
- Kirk Mathews: 8,162
District 111[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Michael Frame - Incumbent Frame first assumed office in 2013.
- Michael Frame
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Shane Roden: 1,505
- Jason Jarvis: 1,070
- Shane Roden: 1,505
November 4 General election candidates:
- Michael Frame: 4,291
- Shane Roden: 4,834
District 112[edit]
Note: Incumbent Paul Wieland (R) did not seek re-election due to term limits.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Larry Steinkamp: 687
- Robert Butler: 1,182
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Rob Vescovo: 1,159
- Charles Groeteke: 1,151
- Avery Fortenberry: 213
- Rob Vescovo: 1,159
November 4 General election candidates:
- Robert Butler: 3,611
- Rob Vescovo: 5,432
District 113[edit]
Note: Incumbent Jeff Roorda (D) did not seek re-election due to term limits.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
Note: Krystal Hargis withdrew before the primary.[2][3]
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Jason Fulbright: 910
- Dan Shaul: 1,212
- August 5 Constitution Party primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Sean Fauss: 3,168
- Dan Shaul: 4,749
- Donna Ivanovich: 427
District 114[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- T.J. McKenna - Incumbent McKenna first assumed office in 2013.
- T.J. McKenna
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- T.J. McKenna: 4,204
- Becky Ruth: 4,791
District 115[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Elaine Gannon - Incumbent Gannon first assumed office in 2013.
- Elaine Gannon
- August 5 Constitution primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Dan Darian: 2,473
- Elaine Gannon: 5,055
- Jerry Dollar, Jr.: 384
District 116[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Kevin Engler - Incumbent Engler first assumed office in 2013.
- Kevin Engler
November 4 General election candidates:
- Kevin Engler: 6,763
District 117[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Linda Black - Incumbent Black first assumed office in 2009.
- Linda Black
- August 5 Republican primary:
- No candidates filed.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Linda Black: 5,081
Note: Black won re-election in the general election held November 4, 2014, as a Democrat. However, on November 5, 2014, Black announced she was switching parties, and joining the Republicans.[6]
District 118[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Ben Harris - Incumbent Harris first assumed office in 2011.
- Ben Harris
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Ben Harris: 4,555
- Michael McGirl: 4,146
District 119[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Dave Hinson - Incumbent Hinson first assumed office in 2011.
- Dave Hinson
November 4 General election candidates:
- Susan Cunningham: 2,477
- Dave Hinson: 5,345
District 120[edit]
Note: This district was vacant at the time of the primary; although he lost his party primary, Shawn Sisco (R) won the special election held the same day to fill the seat.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Robert Mesger: 478
- Zechariah Hockersmith: 547
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Jason Chipman: 2,402
- Shawn Sisco: 2,263
- Jason Chipman: 2,402
August 5 Special election candidates:
- Zechariah Hockersmith: 1,632
- Shawn Sisco: 4,053
November 4 General election candidates:
- Zechariah Hockersmith: 2,279
- Jason Chipman: 6,711
District 121[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Keith Frederick - Incumbent Frederick first assumed office in 2011.
- Keith Frederick
November 4 General election candidates:
- Keith Frederick: 6,219
District 122[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Steve Lynch - Incumbent Lynch first assumed office in 2013.
- Steve Lynch
November 4 General election candidates:
- Steve Lynch: 3,580
District 123[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Diane Franklin - Incumbent Franklin first assumed office in 2011.
- Diane Franklin
November 4 General election candidates:
- Diane Franklin: 6,832
District 124[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Rocky Miller - Incumbent Miller first assumed office in 2013.
- Rocky Miller
November 4 General election candidates:
- Rocky Miller: 7,695
District 125[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Ethan Newman: 2,217
- Warren Love: 4,177 - Incumbent Love first assumed office in 2013.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Warren Love: 7,825
District 126[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Bill Yarberry: 785
- Randy Pike: 2,534 - Incumbent Pike first assumed office in 2013.
- August 5 Constitution Party primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Sam Foursha: 3,517
- Patricia Pike: 5,494
- William Gilmore: 537
Note: Randy Pike died in September; Patricia Pike, his wife, was selected as his replacement.
District 127[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Mike Kelley - Incumbent Kelley first assumed office in 2011.
- Mike Kelley
November 4 General election candidates:
- Mike Kelley: 7,954
District 128[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Sue Entlicher - Incumbent Entlicher first assumed office in 2011.
- Sue Entlicher
November 4 General election candidates:
- Sue Entlicher: 7,206
District 129[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Sandy Crawford - Incumbent Crawford first assumed office in 2011.
- Sandy Crawford
November 4 General election candidates:
- John Wilson: 1,282
- Sandy Crawford: 6,284
District 130[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Jeff Messenger: 2,273 - Incumbent Messenger first assumed office in 2013.
- Loren Hunt: 2,126
- Jeff Messenger: 2,273
November 4 General election candidates:
- Jeff Messenger: 7,598
District 131[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Sonya Anderson - Incumbent Anderson first assumed office in 2013.
- Sonya Anderson
November 4 General election candidates:
- Marlee Yant: 2,072
- Sonya Anderson: 5,578
District 132[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Charlie Norr - Incumbent Norr first assumed office in 2013.
- Charlie Norr
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Fred Ellison: 679
- Shar Lawless: 297
- Fred Ellison: 679
November 4 General election candidates:
- Charlie Norr: 2,100
- Fred Ellison: 1,635
District 133[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Eric Burlison - Incumbent Burlison first assumed office in 2009.
- Eric Burlison
November 4 General election candidates:
- Eric Burlison: 7,047
District 134[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Elijah Haahr - Incumbent Haahr first assumed office in 2013.
- Elijah Haahr
November 4 General election candidates:
- Kevin Knox: 2,909
- Elijah Haahr: 5,214
District 135[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Lincoln Hough - Incumbent Hough first assumed office in 2011.
- Lincoln Hough
November 4 General election candidates:
- Angie Filbeck: 3,413
- Lincoln Hough: 4,698
District 136[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Kevin Austin - Incumbent Austin first assumed office in 2013.
- Kevin Austin
November 4 General election candidates:
- Kevin Austin: 9,808
District 137[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Lyndall Fraker - Incumbent Fraker first assumed office in 2011.
- Lyndall Fraker
- August 5 Libertarian primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Sandy Grogan: 2,379
- Lyndall Fraker: 7,811
- Bill Boone: 479
District 138[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Don Phillips - Incumbent Phillips first assumed office in 2011.
- Don Phillips
November 4 General election candidates:
- Don Phillips: 8,668
District 139[edit]
Note: Incumbent Kevin Elmer (R) ran for 38th Circuit Court.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Clayton Jones: 1,371
- Michael Hope: 1,195
- Jered Taylor: 2,234
November 4 General election candidates:
- Jered Taylor: 7,528
District 140[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Lynn Morris - Incumbent Morris first assumed office in 2013.
- Lynn Morris
November 4 General election candidates:
- Jim Billedo: 1,872
- Lynn Morris: 7,151
District 141[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Tony Dugger - Incumbent Dugger first assumed office in 2009.
- Tony Dugger
November 4 General election candidates:
- Tony Dugger: 6,894
District 142[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Robert Ross - Incumbent Ross first assumed office in 2013.
- Robert Ross
November 4 General election candidates:
- Robert Ross: 5,980
District 143[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Jeff Pogue - Incumbent Pogue first assumed office in 2013.
- Jeff Pogue
November 4 General election candidates:
- Jeff Pogue: 6,779
District 144[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Paul Fitzwater: 1,896 - Incumbent Fitzwater first assumed office in 2011.
- Ron Bohn: 506
- Paul Fitzwater: 1,896
November 4 General election candidates:
- Paul Fitzwater: 7,059
District 145[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Shelley Keeney - Incumbent Kenney first assumed office in 2009.
- Shelley Keeney
November 4 General election candidates:
- Charles Elrod: 2,111
- Shelley Keeney: 6,801
District 146[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Donna Lichtenegger - Incumbent Lichtenegger first assumed office in 2011.
- Donna Lichtenegger
November 4 General election candidates:
- Donna Lichtenegger: 7,933
District 147[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Gary Gaines: 375
- Blake Hopper: 257
- Gary Gaines: 375
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Kathy Swan - Incumbent Swan first assumed office in 2013.
- Kathy Swan
- August 5 Libertarian primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Gary Gaines: 1,676
- Kathy Swan: 5,214
- Greg Tlapek: 615
District 148[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Duston Stone: 1,305
- Holly Rehder: 2,326 - Incumbent Rehder first assumed office in 2013.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Holly Rehder: 5,915
District 149[edit]
Note: Incumbent Steve Hodges (D) did not seek re-election due to term limits.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- Bill Burlison: 2,043
- Diedra Freeman: 1,701
- Bill Burlison: 2,043
Note: Morgan Nesselrodt withdrew before the primary.[2][3]
November 4 General election candidates:
- Bill Burlison: 2,770
- Don Rone: 3,802
District 150[edit]
Note: Incumbent Kent Hampton (R) did not seek re-election due to term limits.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Walter Dearing: 2,893
- Andrew McDaniel: 3,120
District 151[edit]
Note: This district was vacant at the time of the primary; Tila Hubrecht (R) won a special election held the same day to fill the seat.
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Tila Hubrecht: 2,959
- Brandon Cooper: 939
- Tila Hubrecht: 2,959
Note: Amanda Brooks was disqualified on April 25, 2014.[2][3]
August 5 Special election candidates:
- Ryan Wm. Holder: 1,977
- Tila Hubrecht: 3,579
November 4 General election candidates:
- Ryan Wm. Holder: 2,506
- Tila Hubrecht: 5,752
District 152[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Todd Richardson - Incumbent Richardson first assumed office in 2011.
- Todd Richardson
November 4 General election candidates:
- Todd Richardson: 5,790
District 153[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Steve Cookson - Incumbent Cookson first assumed office in 2011.
- Steve Cookson
- August 5 Libertarian primary:
November 4 General election candidates:
- Steve Cookson: 6,483
- Ginny Keirns: 1,406
District 154[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Shawn Rhoads - Incumbent Rhoads first assumed office in 2013.
- Shawn Rhoads
November 4 General election candidates:
- Shawn Rhoads: 5,933
District 155[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Lyle Rowland: 4,911 - Incumbent Rowland first assumed office in 2011.
- Mike Lind: 809
- Jason Frodge: 2,847
- Lyle Rowland: 4,911
November 4 General election candidates:
- Lyle Rowland: 7,267
District 156[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Ron Herschend: 1,278
- Jeff Justus: 3,337 - Incumbent Justus first assumed office in 2013.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Jeff Justus: 6,492
District 157[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Julie Ruzicka: 2,696
- Mike Moon: 3,308 - Incumbent Moon first assumed office in 2013.
November 4 General election candidates:
- Vince Jennings: 2,011
- Mike Moon: 6,407
District 158[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Scott Fitzpatrick - Incumbent Fitzpatrick first assumed office in 2013.
- Scott Fitzpatrick
November 4 General election candidates:
- Scott Fitzpatrick: 6,583
District 159[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Bill Lant - Incumbent Lant first assumed office in 2011.
- Bill Lant
November 4 General election candidates:
- Bill Lant: 5,708
District 160[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Bill Reiboldt - Incumbent Reiboldt first assumed office in 2011.
- Bill Reiboldt
November 4 General election candidates:
- Bill Reiboldt: 7,434
District 161[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Bill White - Incumbent White first assumed office in 2011.
- Bill White
November 4 General election candidates:
- Hugh Shields: 1,627
- Bill White: 4,593
District 162[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- No candidates filed.
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Charlie Davis - Incumbent Davis first assumed office in 2011.
- Charlie Davis
November 4 General election candidates:
- Charlie Davis: 6,268
District 163[edit]
- August 5 Democratic primary:
- August 5 Republican primary:
- Tom Flanigan - Incumbent Flanigan first assumed office in 2009.
- Tom Flanigan
November 4 General election candidates:
- Michael Jarrett: 1,256
- Tom Flanigan: 5,850
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- Missouri Secretary of State, official primary election results
- Missouri Secretary of State, primary candidate filing list
- Missouri Secretary of State, general election candidate filing list
- Missouri Secretary of State - Official Results, As announced by the Board of State Canvassers on December 3, 2014
Footnotes[edit]
- ↑ Missouri Secretary of State, "2012 Elected Officials Qualifications," accessed March 27, 2014
- ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 2.17 2.18 Missouri Secretary of State, "Certified Candidate Filing," accessed May 28, 2014
- ↑ 3.00 3.01 3.02 3.03 3.04 3.05 3.06 3.07 3.08 3.09 3.10 3.11 3.12 3.13 3.14 3.15 3.16 3.17 3.18 Missouri Secretary of State, "Certified Candidate List," accessed May 28, 2014
- ↑ Missouri Secretary of State, "Kander Announces Recount for House District 27," August 27, 2014
- ↑ Missouri Secretary of State, "Kander Announces Recount Results for House District 27," September 9, 2014
- ↑ Daily Journal Online, "Rep. Linda Black switches parties," November 5, 2014
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