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MissouriTrumpR+18.4
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115 counties · presidential margin · 2024

County115 areas · 2024 presidential vote
St. Louis94,45819,342D+64.6116,271St. Louis305,635187,982D+23.4502,738Jackson187,026125,610D+19.3318,017Boone48,45239,673D+9.790,110Platte27,56629,381R+3.157,817Clay60,34567,688R+5.6130,160St. Charles92,226130,588R+17.0226,166Greene55,97185,956R+20.8144,037Buchanan12,59822,606R+28.035,743Cass19,75338,792R+32.159,349Adair3,3346,771R+33.610,239Cole12,87426,686R+34.440,152Jefferson36,96580,796R+36.7119,314Johnson6,96016,298R+39.623,602Saline2,7266,498R+40.49,330Phelps5,37913,658R+42.919,300Callaway5,92615,206R+43.321,455Nodaway2,6746,909R+43.79,689Howard1,3413,534R+44.24,956Ste. Genevieve2,6297,031R+45.09,776Cooper2,3476,393R+45.88,835Franklin14,69440,126R+45.955,464Cape Girardeau10,56129,315R+46.540,353Jasper13,94339,084R+46.753,807Audrain2,6887,699R+47.610,523Clinton2,8558,235R+47.911,230Ray2,9278,602R+48.711,662Pettis4,70313,907R+48.718,882Lafayette4,29412,720R+48.917,248Pemiscot1,3313,917R+49.15,270Warren4,97014,915R+49.520,095Pulaski3,76511,579R+50.315,549St. Francois6,81121,521R+51.428,615Andrew2,3127,407R+51.79,847Randolph2,5718,322R+52.111,028Christian11,85038,379R+52.250,789Henry2,5358,286R+52.610,932Marion3,0329,991R+52.913,153New Madrid1,5615,203R+53.56,811Mississippi1,0153,404R+53.74,449Camden5,72419,597R+54.325,548Lincoln6,90824,866R+55.932,133Chariton8753,179R+56.34,089Linn1,1834,437R+57.25,687Livingston1,4225,395R+57.86,873Pike1,6186,151R+57.97,824Newton5,86722,923R+58.629,097Scott3,52513,786R+58.917,421Benton2,1668,526R+59.110,769Ralls1,1544,575R+59.25,777Taney5,32921,236R+59.326,824Vernon1,7747,112R+59.58,973Morgan1,9147,725R+59.79,735Monroe8573,476R+59.84,378Atchison5292,152R+59.82,713Lewis8723,565R+60.04,486Montgomery1,1704,776R+60.15,998Gasconade1,5556,370R+60.27,997St. Clair9593,982R+60.64,990Hickory9784,108R+61.15,120Caldwell8883,771R+61.34,703Stone3,62015,357R+61.419,123Scotland3581,537R+61.51,918Macon1,4816,300R+61.57,839Clark6282,679R+61.53,333Polk2,94812,691R+61.615,826Bates1,5636,702R+61.68,344Dunklin1,8858,096R+61.810,051Gentry6162,651R+61.83,292Crawford2,0078,742R+62.210,829Webster3,65315,984R+62.219,814Iron8243,644R+62.44,518DeKalb8703,885R+62.64,814Moniteau1,3135,877R+62.77,275Daviess7013,185R+63.33,925Perry1,7577,986R+63.49,824Barry2,87313,138R+63.516,165Grundy7843,582R+63.54,404Butler3,16014,549R+63.817,860Lawrence3,24815,001R+63.818,427Carroll7893,708R+64.54,528Schuyler3341,588R+64.51,945Knox3111,479R+64.51,810Dallas1,4586,907R+64.68,441Worth190904R+64.61,105Madison9864,721R+64.95,753Washington1,7478,424R+65.210,237Shelby5502,691R+65.63,262Sullivan4082,035R+66.12,463Howell3,07315,733R+66.718,968Laclede2,75614,155R+66.817,076Dade6713,480R+67.14,186Miller2,06710,826R+67.313,011Maries7553,987R+67.54,786Shannon6253,364R+68.24,018Reynolds4722,560R+68.33,059McDonald1,4237,843R+68.89,338Holt3571,982R+69.12,352Oregon6963,884R+69.14,613Cedar1,0606,064R+69.67,188Ozark6984,044R+70.04,780Dent1,0256,013R+70.27,103Putnam3472,021R+70.32,380Texas1,5899,855R+71.711,525Harrison5343,293R+71.83,845Douglas9966,242R+72.07,289Barton8205,159R+72.16,015Wayne7835,030R+72.65,847Ripley7635,002R+73.05,804Osage1,0096,657R+73.17,727Mercer2351,545R+73.11,792Stoddard1,73611,783R+73.913,599Carter3642,488R+74.22,862Bollinger7565,365R+74.86,161Wright1,0577,850R+75.68,980

Missouri, Missouri

presidential history
Presidential margin, 1892–2024
Democratic minus Republican, by election
Presidential margin over timeDemocratic-minus-Republican presidential margin from 1892 to 2024. Most recent: −18.4% in 2024.flipped R · 2000−18.4%DR18922024
Presidential margin over time
YearMargin (D minus R)
1892+7.5%
1896+8.7%
1900+5.5%
1904−3.9%
1908−0.1%
1912+17.6%
1916+3.6%
1920−11.5%
1924−5.6%
1928−11.4%
1932+28.6%
1936+22.6%
1940+4.8%
1944+2.9%
1948+16.6%
1952−1.6%
1956+0.2%
1960+0.5%
1964+28.1%
1968−1.1%
1972−24.7%
1976+3.6%
1980−6.8%
1984−20.0%
1988−4.0%
1992+10.1%
1996+6.3%
2000−3.3%
2004−7.2%
2008−0.1%
2012−9.4%
2016−18.5%
2020−15.3%
2024−18.4%
DemocraticRepublican
34 presidential elections
Third column names the leading third-party or independent finisher. Source · MIT Election Lab · ICPSR · VEST (precinct-level 2024).
YearWonDemocraticRepublicanOtherMarginTotal
R
40.1%Harris1,200,599
58.5%Trump1,751,986
0.8%Oliver23,876
−18.4%
2,995,327
R
41.4%Biden1,253,647
56.7%Trump1,718,736
1.4%Jorgensen41,205
−15.3%
3,031,641
R
37.9%Clinton1,071,068
56.4%Trump1,594,511
3.4%Johnson97,359
−18.5%
2,828,355
R
44.3%Obama1,223,796
53.6%Romney1,482,440
1.6%Johnson43,151
−9.4%
2,763,689
R
49.3%Obama1,441,947
49.4%McCain1,445,814
0.6%Nader17,813
−0.1%
2,925,241
R
46.1%Kerry1,259,171
53.3%Bush1,455,713
0.4%Badnarik9,831
−7.2%
2,731,364
R
47.1%Gore1,111,138
50.4%Bush1,189,924
1.6%Nader38,515
−3.3%
2,359,892
D
47.5%Clinton1,025,935
41.2%Dole890,016
10.1%Perot217,188
+6.3%
2,158,065
D
44.1%Clinton1,053,873
33.9%Bush811,159
21.7%Perot518,741
+10.1%
2,391,312
R
47.9%Dukakis1,001,619
51.8%Bush1,084,953
0.3%Fulani6,656
−4.0%
2,093,234
R
40.0%Mondale848,583
60.0%Reagan1,274,188
0.0%
−20.0%
2,122,771
R
44.4%Carter931,182
51.2%Reagan1,074,181
3.7%Anderson77,920
−6.8%
2,099,220
D
51.2%Carter998,387
47.6%Ford927,443
1.2%McCarthy24,029
+3.6%
1,949,859
R
37.7%McGovern697,147
62.3%Nixon1,153,852
0.0%
−24.7%
1,850,999
R
43.7%Humphrey791,444
44.9%Nixon811,932
11.4%Wallace206,126
−1.1%
1,809,502
D
64.0%Johnson1,164,344
36.0%Goldwater653,535
0.0%
+28.1%
1,817,879
D
50.3%Kennedy972,201
49.7%Nixon962,221
0.0%
+0.5%
1,934,422
D
50.1%Stevenson918,273
49.9%Eisenhower914,289
0.0%
+0.2%
1,832,562
R
49.1%Stevenson929,830
50.7%Eisenhower959,429
0.1%Hallinan2,803
−1.6%
1,892,062
D
58.1%Truman917,315
41.5%Dewey655,039
0.4%Thurmond6,220
+16.6%
1,578,574
D
51.4%Roosevelt807,812
48.4%Dewey761,524
0.2%Thomas3,166
+2.9%
1,572,502
D
52.3%Roosevelt958,476
47.5%Willkie871,009
0.2%Thomas4,244
+4.8%
1,833,729
D
60.8%Roosevelt1,111,043
38.2%Landon697,891
1.1%Lemke19,701
+22.6%
1,828,635
D
63.7%Roosevelt1,025,406
35.1%Hoover564,713
1.2%Thomas19,775
+28.6%
1,609,894
R
44.2%Smith662,684
55.6%Hoover834,080
0.3%Thomas4,081
−11.4%
1,500,845
R
43.9%Davis574,962
49.5%Coolidge648,488
6.6%La Follette86,645
−5.6%
1,310,095
R
43.1%Cox574,699
54.6%Harding727,252
2.3%Debs30,189
−11.5%
1,332,140
D
50.6%Wilson398,032
46.9%Hughes369,339
2.5%Benson19,422
+3.6%
786,793
D
47.3%Wilson330,746
29.7%Taft207,821
22.9%Roosevelt159,999
+17.6%
698,566
R
48.4%Bryan346,574
48.5%Taft347,203
3.1%Debs22,064
−0.1%
715,841
R
46.0%Parker296,312
49.9%Roosevelt321,449
4.1%Debs26,100
−3.9%
643,861
D
51.5%Bryan351,922
45.9%McKinley314,038
2.6%Woolley17,644
+5.5%
683,604
D
54.0%Bryan363,667
45.2%McKinley304,940
0.8%Palmer5,425
+8.7%
674,032
D
49.6%Cleveland268,400
42.0%Harrison227,646
8.4%Weaver45,537
+7.5%
541,583
Congressional elections · 221 House races · 18 Senate races

U.S. House

Source · MIT Election Lab (MEDSL), House. CC-BY 4.0. Seat totals count district winners; vote shares aggregate every district.
YearSeats wonD %R %Total
D 2 · R 638.5%58.5%2,924,863
D 2 · R 638.6%59.4%2,060,089
D 2 · R 639.4%58.0%2,973,421
D 2 · R 642.5%55.0%2,418,413

U.S. Senate

Source · MIT Election Lab (MEDSL), Senate. CC-BY 4.0.
YearWonDemocraticRepublicanTotal
2024R
41.8%1,243,728
55.6%1,651,907
2,972,559
2022R
43.2%868,875
56.8%1,143,636
2,012,511
2018R
45.6%1,112,935
51.4%1,254,927
2,442,282
2016R
46.4%1,300,200
49.2%1,378,458
2,802,547
2012D
54.8%1,494,125
39.1%1,066,159
2,725,752
2010R
40.6%789,736
54.2%1,054,160
1,943,872
2006D
49.6%1,055,255
47.3%1,006,941
2,128,371
2004R
42.8%1,158,261
56.1%1,518,089
2,706,402
2002R
48.7%913,778
49.8%935,032
1,877,620
2000D
50.5%1,191,812
48.4%1,142,852
2,361,573
1998R
43.8%690,208
52.7%830,625
1,576,857
1994R
35.7%633,697
59.7%1,060,149
1,775,116
1992R
44.9%1,057,967
51.9%1,221,901
2,354,916
1988R
31.8%660,045
67.7%1,407,416
2,078,871
1986R
47.4%699,624
52.6%777,612
1,477,327
1982R
49.1%758,629
50.9%784,876
1,543,505
1980D
52.0%1,074,859
47.7%985,399
2,066,965
1976R
42.5%813,571
56.9%1,090,067
1,914,460
voter registration
Registered voters
Total registered voters, over time
Voter registration in MissouriTotal registered voters, 2016–2024. Latest 4,157,494 in 2024.1M2.1M3.1M4.2M4.2M20162024
Registered voters
Voter registration in Missouri
YearTotal registered
20163,992,705
20183,900,324
20204,110,570
20224,023,498
20244,157,494
Source: U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAVS)
The state that went with the presidential winner for a century now gives the Democratic candidate four jurisdictions out of 115 — Kansas City, the St. Louis area, and Columbia.
The indicator that broke
Matched the national winner every cycle 1904–2004 but one (1956); R since, widening to R+18.4 in 2024 · MIT Election Lab
From near-tie to R+18
R+0.1 (2008) → R+9.4 (2012) → R+18.5 (2016) → R+15.3 (2020) → R+18.4 (2024) · MIT Election Lab
Three Democratic islands
Jackson (Kansas City) D+19.3, St. Louis County D+23.4, St. Louis city D+64.6, Boone (Columbia) D+9.7 — the only four of 115 jurisdictions to go D · MIT Election Lab 2024
The rural floor
Wright County R+75.6, the widest in the state; most rural counties ran R+60 to R+80 · MIT Election Lab 2024
Middling income and degrees
Median household income $70,702 — 40th of 50, below the U.S. $80,734; 32.4% hold a bachelor’s degree, 32nd · ACS 2024 5-year
Protestant majority
24.1% Evangelical adherents — 11th of 50; the state is 76% White, 11% Black · 2020 U.S. Religion Census; ACS 2024 5-year
Political twins — states

The states whose fingerprint — 2000–2024 trajectory, demographics, ancestry, religion — sits closest to this one, and why.

Kentucky
Kentucky
85.5twin score
% Latino2016–2024 trajectory≠ American ancestry
Tennessee
Tennessee
79.8twin score
12-yr trend2016–2020 trajectorymedian income≠ % Evangelical
West Virginia
West Virginia
77.8twin score
% Latinomedian income% Asian≠ 2024 margin

Twin score (0–100) = weighted cosine between tier-standardized fingerprints: presidential margins 2000–2024 with 12-yr trend and elasticity, ACS income, age, education, population and race, top reported ancestries, and religious adherence — chips name the closest-shared dimensions and the widest gap. Re-weight the groups in the twins explorer.

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Largest cities in Missouri
Kansas
510.6K residents
St. Louis
288.5K residents
Springfield
170K residents
Columbia
128.5K residents
Independence
121.7K residents
Lee's Summit
103.7K residents
O'Fallon
93.8K residents
St. Charles
71.5K residents
St. Joseph
71.2K residents
Blue Springs
60K residents
St. Peters
59.1K residents
Joplin
52.6K residents
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Frequently asked questions

How did Missouri vote in 2024?
In 2024, Missouri voted Republican by 18.4 points (R+18.4), carried by the Republican candidate. Out of 2,995,327 votes cast, 1,200,599 went Democratic and 1,751,986 went Republican.
When did Missouri last vote Democratic?
The most recent presidential election in which Missouri voted Democratic was 1996.
How many people live in Missouri?
Missouri has a population of 6,191,814 according to the 2024 American Community Survey 5-year estimates from the US Census Bureau.
What is the median household income in Missouri?
Median household income in Missouri is $70,702 — below the national median of $80,734. The Missouri state median is $70,702.
What is the political history of Missouri?
Akashic tracks 34 presidential elections in Missouri from 1892 to 2024. Of those, 16 went Democratic and 18 went Republican.