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Election Results From Missouri & Lake Of The Ozarks In The August Primaries

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by Tegan Pasley

Missourians went to the polls on Tuesday, Aug. 4 primary elections to pick party candidates for the November general election and to vote on multiple constitutional amendments.

Here's how Missourians voted for the four proposed amendments on the ballot.

Constitutional Amendment No. 1

YES — 1,141,865 — 82.288%

NO — 245,778 — 17.712%

Constitutional Amendment No. 2

YES — 1,042,413 — 76.924%

NO — 312,713 — 23.076%

Constitutional Amendment No. 4

YES — 275,040 — 19.677%

NO — 1,122,748 — 80.323%

Constitutional Amendment No. 5

YES — 233,309 — 16.684%

NO — 1,165,085 — 83.316%

And here's a look at how statewide and local candidates fared.

Republican Primaries

U.S. Representative – District 4 (Camden)

Mark Alford — 72,325 — 77.656%

Heather Shelton — 15,922 — 17.096%

Scott Vincent Vera — 4,888 — 5.248%

U.S. Representative – District 5 (Miller & Morgan)

Rick Brattin — 34,853 — 44.971%

Taylor Burks — 20,438 — 26.371%

Brad Patty — 8,049 — 10.386%

Brett Hueffmeier — 7,677 — 9.906%

Micah Beebe — 4,875 — 6.290%

Berton A. Knox — 1,609 — 2.076%

State Senator – District 6

Jake Vogel — 10,095 — 26.616%

Rudy Veit — 9,329 — 24.597%

Ike Skelton — 8,606 — 22.690%

Derrick Spicer — 4,793 — 12.637%

Lisa Thomas — 4,117 — 10.855%

Amber Buckles — 988 — 2.605%

State Representative – District 61 (Miller)

Bruce Sassmann — 5,401 — 62.454%

John Grady — 3,247 — 37.546%

State Representative – District 124 (Miller)

Kevin Onstott — 3,341 — 46.990%

Chris Webery — 2,615 — 36.779%

Tony Laszacs — 1,154 — 16.231%

State Representative – District 142 (Camden)

Jeff Brown — 4,531 — 80.180%

Royce E. Tuck — 1,120 — 19.820%

Camden Presiding Commissioner

Nick Sherrell — 2,829 — 33.73%

Kathy Campbell — 2,457 — 29.30%

Bill Walker — 1,010 — 12.04%

Don Barrett — 850 — 10.14%

Christina Hankinson — 731 — 8.72%

Nathan Patton — 509 — 6.07%

Camden County Clerk

Rowland A. Todd — 6,309 — 73.98%

Kit Roupe — 2,219 — 26.02%

Camden Circuit Clerk

Kayla Henry — 7,493 — 100.00%

Camden County Recorder

Donnie Snelling — 6,079 — 72.94%

Drew Woolfolk — 2,255 — 27.06%

Camden Prosecuting Attorney

Lynne A. Brand — 4,942 — 58.32%

Richelle Christensen Grosvenor — 3,532 — 41.68%

Camden County Collector

Teresa Murray — 6,136 — 70.72%

Lincoln McGuire — 2,541 — 29.28%

Camden County Auditor

Kris Franken — 3,788 — 45.20%

Jimmy Laughlin — 2,666 — 31.81%

Madeline Kincaid — 1,926 — 22.98%

Miller Presiding Commissioner

Neil R. Atkinson — 2,997 — 62.63%

Lynn Wilson — 1,788 — 37.37%

Miller County Clerk

Clinton A. Jenkins — 4,419 — 100.00%

Miller Circuit Clerk

Shelia Curtman — 4,348 — 100.00%

Miller Recorder of Deeds

Kathy "Kate" Plemmons — 3,403 — 72.62%

Shelby Scott — 1,283 — 27.38%

Miller County Treasurer

Mindy Robison-Kampeter — 2,471 — 51.00%

Lori Tillman — 2,374 — 49.00%

Miller Prosecuting Attorney

Robert J. Seek — 4,030 — 100.00%

Miller County Collector

Jody Vance — 4,429 — 100.00%

Miller County Treasurer

Mindy Robison-Kampeter — 2,471 — 51.000%

Lori Tillman — 2,374 — 49.000%

Democratic Primaries (contested)

U.S. Representative – District 4 (Camden)

Jordan Herrera — 19,850 — 30.447%

Hartzell Gray III — 18,055 — 27.693%

Jeanette Cass — 9,581 — 14.696%

Ashleigh Rogers — 9,000 — 13.805%

Randy Miller — 4,871 — 7.471%

Wayne Russell — 3,213 — 4.928%

G Rick — 626 — 0.960%

Camden County Presiding Commissioner

Mike McDuffey — 1,281 — 70.73%

Daniel Ousley — 530 — 29.27%


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