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Missouri

10 electoral votes

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Trump (R) has won. An estimated 98 percent of votes have been counted.

Biden

41.4%

1,253,014

Trump

56.8%

1,718,736

Governor

Mike Parson (R) is projected to defeat Nicole Galloway (D) and leads by 494,431 votes.

	Votes	Pct.
ParsonGOP	1,720,202	57.1%
GallowayDEM	1,225,771	40.7

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How much of the vote has been counted?

The Post estimates 98% of votes cast have been counted here.

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Note: Maps on this page won’t indicate a leading candidate in each county until an estimated 35 percent of the vote has been reported there.

Updated Dec 10, 2020 at 7:51 a.m. ET

Presidential results

In 2016, Donald Trump (R) won Missouri by a margin of 18.5 points, adding 10 electoral college votes to his total.

St. Louis

Kansas City

Springfield

Jefferson City

LEAD/WON

Trump

Biden

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Donald Trump Trump GOP	1,718,736	56.8%
Joe Biden Biden DEM	1,253,014	41.4%
Jo Jorgensen Jorgensen LIB	41,205	1.4%
Howie Hawkins Hawkins GRN	8,283	0.3%
Don Blankenship Blankenship CST	3,919	0.1%
Write-ins Write-ins WRI	805	0.0%
An estimated 98% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

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Governor results

In the Missouri governor race, the incumbent Mike Parson (R) is running against Nicole Galloway (D).

St. Louis

Kansas City

Springfield

Jefferson City

LEAD/WON

Galloway

Parson

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Mike Parson Parson GOP	1,720,202	57.1%
Nicole Galloway Galloway DEM	1,225,771	40.7%
Rik Combs Combs LIB	49,067	1.6%
Jerome Bauer Bauer GRN	17,234	0.6%
An estimated 99% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

U.S. House results

St. Louis

Kansas City

Springfield

Jefferson City

LEAD/WON

Democrat

Republican

Seat

Current leader

District 1

BushDEM

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Cori Bush Bush DEM	249,087	78.9%
Anthony Rogers Rogers GOP	59,940	19.0%
Alex Furman Furman LIB	6,766	2.1%
An estimated 99% of votes have been counted.

District 2

Wagner *GOP

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Ann Wagner Wagner GOP	233,157	51.9%
Jill Schupp Schupp DEM	204,540	45.5%
Martin Schulte Schulte LIB	11,647	2.6%
Write-ins Write-ins WRI	4	0.0%
An estimated 100% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

District 3

Luetkemeyer *GOP

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Blaine Luetkemeyer Luetkemeyer GOP	282,866	69.4%
Megan Rezabek Rezabek DEM	116,095	28.5%
Leonard Steinman Steinman LIB	8,344	2.0%
An estimated 99% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

District 4

Hartzler *GOP

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Vicky Hartzler Hartzler GOP	245,247	67.6%
Lindsey Simmons Simmons DEM	107,635	29.7%
Steven Koonse Koonse LIB	9,954	2.7%
An estimated 100% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

District 5

Cleaver *DEM

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Emanuel Cleaver Cleaver DEM	207,180	58.8%
Ryan Derks Derks GOP	135,934	38.6%
Robin Dominick Dominick LIB	9,272	2.6%
An estimated 99% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

District 6

Graves *GOP

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Sam Graves Graves GOP	258,709	67.1%
Gena Ross Ross DEM	118,926	30.8%
Jim Higgins Higgins LIB	8,144	2.1%
An estimated 100% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

District 7

Long *GOP

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Billy Long Long GOP	254,318	69.1%
Teresa Montseny Montseny DEM	98,111	26.7%
Kevin Craig Craig LIB	15,573	4.2%
An estimated 99% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

District 8

Smith *GOP

Candidate	Votes	Pct.
Jason Smith Smith GOP	253,811	76.9%
Kathy Ellis Ellis DEM	70,561	21.4%
Tom Schmitz Schmitz LIB	5,854	1.8%
An estimated 100% of votes have been counted.
* Incumbent

* Incumbent

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Sources: Edison Research, Associated Press, ProPublica, U.S. Census Bureau, National Center for Health Statistics, Dave Leip's Atlas of U.S. Presidential Elections, Cook Political Report. Illustrations by Ben Kirchner for The Washington Post.

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