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Primary Election unofficial results

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2026 primary election unofficial results

Complete, unofficial Jefferson County election results. (Winners in bold.)

Circuit Clerk

Mike E. Reuter (R) (I)

  • 11,930
  • 47.63%

Joe Maddock (R)

  • 7,163
  • 28.6%

Heather Langhans (R)

  • 5,956
  • 23.78%

County Clerk

Steve Wyatt Earp (R)

  • 8,450
  • 33.02%

Jaclyn Riebold (R)

  • 8,625
  • 33.71%

Brent Myers (R)

  • 8,514
  • 33.27%

County Council District 1

John T. Parker (R)

  • 1,994
  • 52.93%

Richard “Stumpy” Durham (R)

  • 1,773
  • 47.07%

County Council District 3

Lori Arons (R)

  • 1,745
  • 57.38%

Johnathan M. Sparks (R)

  • 1,296
  • 42.62%

County Council District 5

Anthony Pousosa (R)

  • 999
  • 26.08%

Tim Bennett (R)

  • 1,396
  • 36.44%

John J. Lee (R)

  • 841
  • 21.95%

Misty Whetstone (R)

  • 595
  • 15.53%

County Council District 7

Josh Williams (R)

  • 1,945
  • 46.21%

Bob Tullock (R) (I)

  • 2,264
  • 53.79%

County Executive

Republican

Tim Whitney (R)

  • 16,899
  • 65.71%

John Stockton (R)

  • 8,820
  • 34.29%

Democrat

Anthony Dwayne Ruble (D)

  • 6,769
  • 49.52%

David Frank (D)

  • 6,901
  • 50.48%

Associate Circuit Judge Division 12

Renee Reuter (R)

  • 13,929
  • 55.38%

Colby Smith-Hynes (R)

  • 11,221
  • 44.62%

Associate Circuit Judge Division 15

Antonio “Tony” Manansala (R)

  • 7,436
  • 30.07%

Charlie Argana (R)

  • 8,159
  • 32.99%

Michelle Hughes (R)

  • 9,134
  • 36.94%

Missouri House of Representatives District 97

David Casteel (R) (I)

  • 1,846
  • 43.95%

David Robertson (R)

  • 2,354
  • 56.05%

Missouri House of Representatives District 114

David (Dave) Broach (R)

  • 2,327
  • 48.37%

Ann Moloney (R)

  • 2,484
  • 51.63%

Congress District 2

Republican

Peter A. Pfeifer (R)

  • 662
  • 7.41%

Brandon Wilkinson (R)

  • 1,290
  • 14.44%

Ann Wagner (R) (I)

  • 5,741
  • 64.25%

Matthew R. Grant (R)

  • 711
  • 7.96%

Elizabeth Sparks-Holmes (R)

  • 532
  • 5.95%

Democrat

Timothy D. Bilash (D)

  • 674
  • 15.96%

Joan VonDras (D)

  • 2,233
  • 52.88%

Fred Wellman (D)

  • 1,316
  • 31.16%

Congress District 8

Republican

Jason Smith (R) (I)

  • 14,062
  • 80.47%

Gordon Heslop (R)

  • 3,413
  • 19.53%

Democrat

Chris Reichard

  • 5,922
  • 59.92%

Frank A. Barnitz

  • 3,962
  • 40.08%

Cedar Hill Fire Proposition Fire

Yes

  • 2,053
  • 65.47%

No

  • 1,083
  • 34.53%

Jefferson County Proposition T

Yes

  • 14,910
  • 37.13%

No

  • 25,244
  • 62.87%

Selma Village Sewer District Proposition

Yes

  • 181
  • 84.98%

No

  • 32
  • 15.02%

Sunrise R-9 Four-Day School Week

Yes

  • 511
  • 69.71%

No

  • 222
  • 30.29%

Amendment 1

Yes

  • 39,383
  • 80.15%

No

  • 9,754
  • 19.85%

Amendment 2

Yes

  • 36,912
  • 76.91%

No

  • 11,084
  • 23.09%

Amendment 4

Yes

  • 10,340
  • 20.87%

No

  • 39,195
  • 79.13%

Amendment 5

Yes

  • 8,755
  • 17.66%

No

  • 40,815
  • 82.34%

Complete, unofficial statewide election results. (Winners in bold.)

Missouri House of Representatives District 110

Gary Wiegert (R)

  • 2,176
  • 40.995%

Niles Stephens (R)

  • 3,132
  • 59.005%

Congress District 2

Republican

Peter A. Pfeifer (R)

  • 6,847
  • 7.946%

Brandon Wilkinson (R)

  • 6,046
  • 7.017%

Ann Wagner (R) (I)

  • 63,637
  • 73.852%

Matthew R. Grant (R)

  • 5,547
  • 6.437%

Elizabeth Sparks-Holmes (R)

  • 4,091
  • 4.748%

Democrat

Timothy D. Bilash (D)

  • 9,547
  • 11.13%

Joan VonDras (D)

  • 36,906
  • 43.024%

Fred Wellman (D)

  • 39,327
  • 45.846%

Congress District 8

Republican

Jason Smith (R) (I)

  • 94,468
  • 86.009%

Gordon Heslop (R)

  • 15,367
  • 13.991%

Democrat

Chris Reichard

  • 15,334
  • 54.121%

Frank A. Barnitz

  • 12,999
  • 45.879%

Amendment 1

Yes

  • 1,091,416
  • 82.127%

No

  • 237,521
  • 17.873%

Amendment 2

Yes

  • 997,116
  • 76.867%

No

  • 300,077
  • 23.133%

Amendment 4

Yes

  • 264,523
  • 19.756%

No

  • 1,074,418
  • 80.244%

Amendment 5

Yes

  • 222,623
  • 16.619%

No

  • 1,116,973
  • 83.381%
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