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2016 Missouri Senate election Missouri Legislative Popular No 2014 Missouri Senate election 2014 2018 Missouri Senate election 2018 17 out of 34 seats in the Missouri Senate 18 November 8, 2016 150x150px File:Ron Richard and Virginia Young (5145957556) (cropped).jpg Ron Richard Republican Party (United States) September 15, 2015 32nd District 25 25 686,183 56.41% File:3x4.svg Gina Walsh Democratic Party (United States) July 7, 2016 13th District 9 9 527,527 43.37% President pro tempore Ron Richard Republican Party (United States) Ron Richard Republican Party (United States)
The 2016 Missouri Senate election was held on November 8, 2016, to determine which party would control the Missouri Senate for the following two years in the 99th Missouri General Assembly. All odd-numbered seats were up for election, which consisted of half of the 34 senate seats, as well as a special election for the 4th District following incumbent's Joseph Keaveny resignation after having been appointed administrative law judge at the Department of Labor on July 7, 2016. The primary was held on August 2, 2016. Prior to the election 25 seats were held by Republicans and 9 were held by Democrats. The general election saw both parties holding on to the same amount of seats as the previous election, meaning that Republicans retained control of the Missouri Senate.https://ballotpedia.org/Missouri_State_Senate_elections,_2016 Missouri State Senate elections, 2016 ballotpedia.org 2025-11-26
Predictions
SourceRankingAs of GoverningCournoyer Caroline October 12, 2016 November Likely to Lessen GOP's Advantage in Legislatures https://www.governing.com/archive/gov-2016-legislative-handicapping-october.html 2025-11-26 Governing en
| Likely R October 12, 2016
Retirements
15th District: Eric Schmitt (R) was term-limited.
19th District: Kurt Schaefer (R) was term-limited.
21st District: David Pearce (R) was term-limited.
Closest races
Seats where the margin of victory was under 10%:
red District 19, 2.44%
red District 11, 4.34%
blue District 1, 6.18%
4th District Special election
4th District special election, 20162016 General Election Results
Democratic Party (United States)
Jacob W. Hummel
57,288
70.73%
Republican Party (United States)
Bryan Young
20,686
25.54%
Libertarian Party (United States)
Michael G. Lewis
3,019
3.73%
80,993
100.00%
Democratic Party (United States)
Results
1st District
1st District election, 2016
Democratic Party (United States)
Scott Sifton (incumbent)
48,926
53.09%
Republican Party (United States)
Randy Jotte
43,227
46.91%
92,153
100.0%
Democratic Party (United States)
3rd District
3rd District election, 2016
Republican Party (United States)
Gary Romine (incumbent)
54,414
81.25%
Green Party (United States)
Edward R. Weissler
12,555
18.75%
66,969
100.0%
Republican Party (United States)
5th District
5th District election, 2016
Democratic Party (United States)
Jamilah Nasheed (incumbent)
53,339
85.30%
Libertarian Party (United States)
Stephen O. Schaper
9,195
14.70%
62,534
100.0%
Democratic Party (United States)
7th District
7th District election, 2016
Democratic Party (United States)
Jason Holsman (incumbent)
60,759
79.23%
Libertarian Party (United States)
Jeanne Bojarski
15,931
20.77%
76,690
100.0%
Democratic Party (United States)
9th District
9th District election, 2016
Democratic Party (United States)
Shalonn Curls (incumbent)
55,506
100.0%
55,506
100.0%
Democratic Party (United States)
11th District
11th District election, 2016
Democratic Party (United States)
John Rizzo
33,071
52.17%
Republican Party (United States)
Brent Thurston Lasater
30,318
47.83%
63,389
100.0%
Democratic Party (United States)
13th District
13th District election, 2016
Democratic Party (United States)
Gina Walsh (incumbent)
66,400
100.0%
66,400
100.0%
Democratic Party (United States)
15th District
15th District election, 2016
Republican Party (United States)
Andrew Koenig
62,988
61.05%
Democratic Party (United States)
Stephen Eagleton
40,193
38.95%
103,181
100.0%
Republican Party (United States)
17th District
17th District election, 2016
Republican Party (United States)
Ryan Silvey (incumbent)
51,262
61.26%
Democratic Party (United States)
J. Ranen Bechthold
32,422
38.74%
83,684
100.0%
Republican Party (United States)
19th District
19th District election, 2016
Republican Party (United States)
Caleb Rowden
45,335
51.22%
Democratic Party (United States)
Stephen Webber
43,179
48.78%
88,514
100.0%
Republican Party (United States)
21st District
21st District election, 2016
Republican Party (United States)
Denny Hoskins
50,288
67.64%
Democratic Party (United States)
ElGene Ver Dught
19,988
26.88%
Libertarian Party (United States)
Bill Wayne
4,077
5.48%
74,353
100.0%
Republican Party (United States)
23rd District
23rd District election, 2016
Republican Party (United States)
Bill Eigel
56,870
60.16%
Democratic Party (United States)
Richard Orr
34,651
36.65%
Libertarian Party (United States)
Bill Slantz
3,014
3.19%
94,535
100.0%
Republican Party (United States)
25th District
25th District election, 2016
Republican Party (United States)
Doug Libla (incumbent)
44,373
69.35%
Democratic Party (United States)
Bill Burlison
19,607
30.65%
63,980
100.0%
Republican Party (United States)
27th District
27th District election, 2016
Republican Party (United States)
Wayne Wallingford (incumbent)
56,750
74.44%
Democratic Party (United States)
Donnie Owens
19,486
25.56%
76,236
100.0%
Republican Party (United States)
29th District
29th District election, 2016
Republican Party (United States)
David Sater (incumbent)
68,542
100.0%
68,542
100.0%
Republican Party (United States)
31st District
31st District election, 2016
Republican Party (United States)
Ed Emery (incumbent)
57,296
72.43%
Independent (United States)
Tim Wells
11,798
14.92%
Libertarian Party (United States)
Lora Young
10,007
12.65%
79,101
100.0%
Republican Party (United States)
33rd District
33rd District election, 2016
Republican Party (United States)
Mike Cunningham (incumbent)
64,520
100.0%
64,520
100.0%
Republican Party (United States)
References
Category:2016 elections in Missouri
Category:Missouri Senate elections
Category:November 2016 in the United States
Category:2016 state legislature elections in the United States
Category:2016 state legislature special elections in the United States