Missouri voters guide to the 2024 election

ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - On November 5, Missouri voters will get to decide on a number of races and state constitutional amendments.

A list of races and voter questions are below:

FEDERAL:

All eight Missouri Congressional seats are up for election.

US Senate:

GOP: Incumbent US Senator Josh Hawley (first elected in 2018)

Dem: Marine veteran Lucas Kunce

STATEWIDE:

Governor:

GOP: Lt. Gov. Mike Kehoe

Dem: Missouri House Minority Crystal Quade

All statewide offices, except for Treasurer, are up for election.

AMENDMENTS:

Amendment 2 would legalize sports betting in Missouri

Amendment 3 would legalize abortion in Missouri, which became illegal when Roe v Wade was overturned in 2022

Amendment 5 would allow a casino in the Ozarks

Amendment 6 would add a court fee to be used to pay law enforcement & prosecutors

Amendment 7 would ban ranked choice voting and bar state and local governments from allowing non-citizens to vote. It would not affect municipal elections in St. Louis City, which would be grandfathered in

Amendment A would raise Missouri’s wage to $15 an hour and require employers to provide paid sick leave for employees

Absentee voting started September 24, no excuse absentee voting starts October 22. Voting can also be done by mail.

For more information on absentee voting, to find your polling location or to see a sample ballot, you can click here to visit the Missouri Secretary of State’s website.

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