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2024StatewideR+18.4

Boundary by 2024 margin · Precinct returns · VEST · MIT Election Lab

County115 areas · 2024 presidential vote

St. Louis94,45819,342D+64.6116,271 St. Louis305,635187,982D+23.4502,738 Jackson187,026125,610D+19.3318,017 Boone48,45239,673D+9.790,110 Platte27,56629,381R+3.157,817 Clay60,34567,688R+5.6130,160 St. Charles92,226130,588R+17.0226,166 Greene55,97185,956R+20.8144,037 Buchanan12,59822,606R+28.035,743 Cass19,75338,792R+32.159,349 Adair3,3346,771R+33.610,239 Cole12,87426,686R+34.440,152 Jefferson36,96580,796R+36.7119,314 Johnson6,96016,298R+39.623,602 Saline2,7266,498R+40.49,330 Phelps5,37913,658R+42.919,300 Callaway5,92615,206R+43.321,455 Nodaway2,6746,909R+43.79,689 Howard1,3413,534R+44.24,956 Ste. Genevieve2,6297,031R+45.09,776 Cooper2,3476,393R+45.88,835 Franklin14,69440,126R+45.955,464 Cape Girardeau10,56129,315R+46.540,353 Jasper13,94339,084R+46.753,807 Audrain2,6887,699R+47.610,523 Clinton2,8558,235R+47.911,230 Ray2,9278,602R+48.711,662 Pettis4,70313,907R+48.718,882 Lafayette4,29412,720R+48.917,248 Pemiscot1,3313,917R+49.15,270 Warren4,97014,915R+49.520,095 Pulaski3,76511,579R+50.315,549 St. Francois6,81121,521R+51.428,615 Andrew2,3127,407R+51.79,847 Randolph2,5718,322R+52.111,028 Christian11,85038,379R+52.250,789 Henry2,5358,286R+52.610,932 Marion3,0329,991R+52.913,153 New Madrid1,5615,203R+53.56,811 Mississippi1,0153,404R+53.74,449 Camden5,72419,597R+54.325,548 Lincoln6,90824,866R+55.932,133 Chariton8753,179R+56.34,089 Linn1,1834,437R+57.25,687 Livingston1,4225,395R+57.86,873 Pike1,6186,151R+57.97,824 Newton5,86722,923R+58.629,097 Scott3,52513,786R+58.917,421 Benton2,1668,526R+59.110,769 Ralls1,1544,575R+59.25,777 Taney5,32921,236R+59.326,824 Vernon1,7747,112R+59.58,973 Morgan1,9147,725R+59.79,735 Monroe8573,476R+59.84,378 Atchison5292,152R+59.82,713 Lewis8723,565R+60.04,486 Montgomery1,1704,776R+60.15,998 Gasconade1,5556,370R+60.27,997 St. Clair9593,982R+60.64,990 Hickory9784,108R+61.15,120 Caldwell8883,771R+61.34,703 Stone3,62015,357R+61.419,123 Scotland3581,537R+61.51,918 Macon1,4816,300R+61.57,839 Clark6282,679R+61.53,333 Polk2,94812,691R+61.615,826 Bates1,5636,702R+61.68,344 Dunklin1,8858,096R+61.810,051 Gentry6162,651R+61.83,292 Crawford2,0078,742R+62.210,829 Webster3,65315,984R+62.219,814 Iron8243,644R+62.44,518 DeKalb8703,885R+62.64,814 Moniteau1,3135,877R+62.77,275 Daviess7013,185R+63.33,925 Perry1,7577,986R+63.49,824 Barry2,87313,138R+63.516,165 Grundy7843,582R+63.54,404 Butler3,16014,549R+63.817,860 Lawrence3,24815,001R+63.818,427 Carroll7893,708R+64.54,528 Schuyler3341,588R+64.51,945 Knox3111,479R+64.51,810 Dallas1,4586,907R+64.68,441 Worth190904R+64.61,105 Madison9864,721R+64.95,753 Washington1,7478,424R+65.210,237 Shelby5502,691R+65.63,262 Sullivan4082,035R+66.12,463 Howell3,07315,733R+66.718,968 Laclede2,75614,155R+66.817,076 Dade6713,480R+67.14,186 Miller2,06710,826R+67.313,011 Maries7553,987R+67.54,786 Shannon6253,364R+68.24,018 Reynolds4722,560R+68.33,059 McDonald1,4237,843R+68.89,338 Holt3571,982R+69.12,352 Oregon6963,884R+69.14,613 Cedar1,0606,064R+69.67,188 Ozark6984,044R+70.04,780 Dent1,0256,013R+70.27,103 Putnam3472,021R+70.32,380 Texas1,5899,855R+71.711,525 Harrison5343,293R+71.83,845 Douglas9966,242R+72.07,289 Barton8205,159R+72.16,015 Wayne7835,030R+72.65,847 Ripley7635,002R+73.05,804 Osage1,0096,657R+73.17,727 Mercer2351,545R+73.11,792 Stoddard1,73611,783R+73.913,599 Carter3642,488R+74.22,862 Bollinger7565,365R+74.86,161 Wright1,0577,850R+75.68,980

For most of the twentieth century Missouri went with the country. It backed the winning presidential candidate in every election from 1904 through 2004 but one — 1956, when it stayed with Adlai Stevenson as the nation re-elected Dwight Eisenhower — and the run gave the state a name as the place that voted the way the country did. The line then broke. Missouri gave George W. Bush 7.2 points in 2004 and held with John McCain in 2008 by a tenth of a point as Barack Obama won nationally. It has widened every cycle since: R+9.4 in 2012, R+18.5 in 2016, R+15.3 in 2020, and R+18.4 in 2024.

The Democratic vote that remains sits in three places. Jackson County, which holds Kansas City, went Democratic by 19.3 points in 2024; St. Louis County by 23.4 and the separate city of St. Louis by 64.6, the widest Democratic margin in the state; and Boone County, home to the University of Missouri at Columbia, by 9.7. Outside them the map is close to uniform. Of the state’s 114 counties and the city of St. Louis, only those four went Democratic; the rest went Republican, most of them by 60 to 80 points. Wright County, in the south-central Ozarks, ran 75.6 points Republican, the widest margin anywhere in the state.

The profile underneath is middling and Protestant. Median household income was $70,702 in the 2024 ACS, 40th of the fifty states and below the U.S. $80,734, with 32.4 percent of adults holding a bachelor’s degree, 32nd. Missouri ranks 11th in Evangelical adherents, at 24.1 percent. Its population of 6.2 million is 76 percent White and 11 percent Black, the Black share concentrated in Kansas City and St. Louis — the two metros that, with Columbia, hold nearly all of the Democratic vote. The suburban ring is where the line is closest: St. Charles County, outside St. Louis, went Republican by 16.9 and Clay County, north of Kansas City, by 5.6.

presidential margin

2004–2024 · Democratic minus Republican

2004R+7.2

2008R+0.1

2012R+9.4

2016R+18.5

2020R+15.3

2024R+18.4

full record · 1892 → 2024

presidential returns

2024 turnout 63.9% of 4,685,986 citizens 18+

Year	Democrat	Republican	Others	Total	CVAP	Turnout
2024	1,200,599	1,751,986	42,742	2,995,327	4,685,986	63.9%
2020	1,253,647	1,718,736	59,258	3,031,641	4,630,115	65.5%
2016	1,071,068	1,594,511	162,776	2,828,355	4,547,880	62.2%
2012	1,223,796	1,482,440	57,453	2,763,689	4,445,706	62.2%
2008	1,441,947	1,445,814	37,480	2,925,241	4,370,002	66.9%
2004	1,259,171	1,455,713	16,480	2,731,364	4,294,298^†	63.6%

^† Citizen voting-age population estimated for prior cycles; 2004 predates the ACS and is extrapolated. Source: ACS 5-year, table B05003.

People and households

Who lives here

Exact values for this place, its state, and the United States.

Race · ethnicity · ancestry

Communities and origins

German21.3%12.5%

English11.9%9.5%

Irish11.8%9.4%

American6.8%5.3%

Italian3.2%4.8%

French2.2%1.6%

Scottish1.8%1.3%

Polish1.3%2.2%

African American†10.0%9.9%

African0.3%0.5%

Mexican3.2%11.3%

Puerto Rican0.4%1.8%

Guatemalan0.2%0.5%

Asian Indian0.6%1.4%

Chinese0.4%1.3%

Vietnamese0.2%0.6%

Filipino0.2%0.9%

Hispanic or Latino counts residents of any race; the race groups count only their non-Hispanic residents, so the groups are mutually exclusive and sum to 100%. Expand a row to see ancestries reported within that group.

Age and life stage

Measure	Missouri	United States
Median age	39.2	39.1
Age 18–24	9.2%	9.2%
Age 65 and older	17.9%	17.2%

Household economy

Measure	Missouri	United States
Median household income	$70,702	$84,427
Poverty rate	12.6%	12.5%
Bachelor's degree or higher (25+)	32.4%	35.6%

Languages at home

Measure	Missouri	United States
Speaks a non-English language at home	6.7%	22.3%
Spanish	2.9%	13.6%

Religious landscape

Measure	Missouri	United States
Catholic	12.5%	18.6%
Evangelical Protestant	24.1%	16.5%
Unclaimed / not counted	51.7%	51.5%
Mainline Protestant	5.7%	5.2%

American Community Survey 2024 5-year (CVAP, income, age, poverty, education, language, race, ancestry) · presidential returns from MIT Election Lab through 2024 · 2020 U.S. Religion Census (ASARB) — congregational adherents; unclaimed is the residual not counted by congregations.

current representation

Current officeholders

RMike KehoeGovernor

RDavid WasingerLieutenant Governor

RDenny HoskinsSecretary of State

RCatherine HanawayAttorney General

RVivek MalekState Treasurer

RScott FitzpatrickState Auditor

RJosh HawleyU.S. Senate+0.82

REric SchmittU.S. Senate+0.89

U.S. House8 seats · D 2 · R 6

DMO-01Wesley Bell

RMO-02Ann Wagner

RMO-03Robert Onder Jr.

RMO-04Mark Alford

DMO-05Emanuel Cleaver II

RMO-06Sam Graves

RMO-07Eric Burlison

RMO-08Jason Smith

Statewide officers curated as of 2026-06-27 (Ballotpedia / Missouri SoS / Wikipedia); U.S. delegation from Voteview HSall_members.csv.

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