Graves wins re-election in Missouri’s 6th District

TARKIO, Mo. (First Alert 4 ) – Congressman Sam Graves has been re-elected to another term in Congress.

Graves easily defeated Democrat Pam May. Graves was first elected to Congress in 2000. Before that, he served several in the Missouri House and Senate.

The 6th District covers the northern third of the state, from Lincoln County all the way to the Iowa state line. It also extends west to the border with Kansas and Nebraska.

Graves wins re-election in Missouri’s 6th District

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