2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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Republicans spent a year fighting to keep question off the ballot and now lack a campaign to win support for their mid-decade gerrymander.
There are more voters registered in Missouri for the 2026 midterm election compared to 2022’s midterms, and some county election boards are expecting high turnouts. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3, and Missouri voters can already cast their ballots early with no-excuse absentee voting at election boards and other approved voting locations.
District 8 represents parts of Clay and Clinton counties, including Smithville, Plattsburg and part of Kansas City.
Meet the two candidates vying to represent the Northland district.
Don't vote against your own child's interests by supporting Rep. Bishop Davidson in House District 130, a politician who voted against public education, public safety, and affordable childcare.
Election Day. District 14 represents the Northland and Platte County, including portions of Kansas City, Weatherby Lake and Lake Waukomis. Democrat Rep. Ashley Aune, the incumbent, is looking to defend her seat from Republican Frank Pendleton.
In the race to represent U.S. House District 7, which covers southwest Missouri, candidates' accessibility to constituents has taken center stage. Incumbent Rep. Eric Burlison, who is running for his third term,
Scott Cupps and Chris Foster square off in Missouri's District 158. Something has caught the eye of potential voters.
Last year, the leader of the Missouri House Democratic minority issued a warning. Republican legislators in Jefferson City had put a constitutional amendment on the ballot seeking to reinstate an abortion ban that voters recently had rejected.
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