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2026 Missouri Elections & races
Track Missouri election odds, candidates, polls, key dates, market volume and race movement across the 2026 races on Prediction Edge.
Overview
Missouri's 2026 ballot features no governor or US Senate race, but the cycle still carries weight: all eight US House seats are up under a newly redrawn congressional map upheld by the state Supreme Court in May 2026, State Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick seeks re-election in the lone statewide executive contest, and state legislative seats and constitutional amendments round out the ballot. Party primaries are set for August 4, 2026, under Missouri's open system, where any registered voter may choose a party ballot. This hub connects live market odds with candidate pages, polling context, official dates and market-moving updates ahead of the November 3 general election.
2026 Missouri Election Snapshot
Primary Election
Aug 4, 2026
General Election
Nov 3, 2026
Primary System
Open primary
Major Offices
US House
Partisan Lean
Democratic Safe Or Unrated
District Level Context
Prediction Edge Coverage
Odds, polls, candidates, market volume, race pages and alerts
Key Missouri Races to Watch in 2026
Missouri US House Races 2026
All eight Missouri House seats are up in 2026 under a redrawn map. Markets track the August 4 primaries, including the MO-01 Democratic rematch between Wesley Bell and Cori Bush and nomination contests in MO-02 and MO-04.
MO-02 Republican nominee?
$37.6KAug 5, 2026
MO-04 Democratic nominee?
$26.6KAug 5, 2026
2026 Missouri Elections Calendar
- Missouri 2026 primary
- Missouri 2026 general election
Missouri Candidates Running in 2026
Explore candidate pages for Missouri's major 2026 races — odds, polling, fundraising, endorsements and news.
Brandon Wilkinson
Candidate
Peter A. Pfeifer
Candidate
Elizabeth Sparks-Holmes
Candidate
Jeanette Cass
Candidate
Grayson Hunt
Candidate
John Casey
Candidate
Hartzell Gray III
Candidate
Paul Berry III
Candidate
Andrew Jones
Candidate
Fred Wellman
Candidate
Brad Patty
Candidate
Berton A Knox
Candidate
Missouri Polls, Odds Movement & Market Signals
See all2026 Missouri Elections FAQ
When is the 2026 Missouri primary election?
The 2026 Missouri primary election is on Aug 4, 2026.
When is the 2026 Missouri general election?
The 2026 Missouri general election is on Nov 3, 2026.
What races are on the ballot in Missouri in 2026?
Missouri's November 3, 2026 ballot includes all eight US House seats, the State Auditor race, where incumbent Scott Fitzpatrick seeks re-election, state Senate and state House seats, and constitutional amendments. A referendum on the state's new congressional map could also qualify. There is no governor or US Senate race; those offices next appear in 2028.
How does Missouri's primary work?
Missouri holds open party primaries. Voters do not register by party; on primary day each voter chooses one party's ballot, and that choice is private. The candidate with the most votes wins each nomination outright, with no runoff. Missouri's 2026 primary is scheduled for August 4, ahead of the November 3 general election.
Why is the 2026 Missouri US House race important?
Missouri will not elect a governor in 2026; the office next appears on the ballot in November 2028, when first-term Republican Mike Kehoe is eligible to run again. In 2026, attention centers on the state's eight US House races under a newly redrawn congressional map, the State Auditor contest, and statewide ballot measures.
Where can I follow Missouri election odds?
Follow live Missouri election odds, candidate standings, polls and market-moving updates on this Prediction Edge Missouri hub.
2026 Statewide Elections and Races
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