Missouri

Republican Kit Bond's decision not to seek a fifth term has given Democrats one of their few chances to pick up a Senate seat this year. Longtime GOP Rep. Roy Blunt won the Aug. 3 primary and will face Democrat Robin Carnahan, Missouri's secretary of state, in the general election.In 2008, John McCain won Missouri by 0.1 percent of the popular vote.

all Missouri races

Senate

Democrat

Robin Carnahan

Republican

Roy Blunt

DATA FROM: CQ-ROLLCALL Politics

House

House Districts

DATA FROM: CQ-ROLLCALL Politics

Latest Missouri elections News

Latest Roundup of Polls for Governor and Senate Races

By Bruce Drake

Here's a roundup of polls from across the country on the Senate and gubernatorial races. Updated so far today are California, Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts, Missouri, Rhode Island, South Carolina ...

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Latest Roundup of Polls on Senate and Governor Races

By Bruce Drake

Here's a roundup of polls from across the country on the Senate and gubernatorial races. Updated so far today are Alaska, Arkansas, California, Florida, Illinois, Missouri, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West ...

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Roundup of Senate and Governor Races in 14 States

By Bruce Drake

Here's a roundup of polls released Tuesday for Senate and governor races in California, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Maine, Michigan, Missouri, New Hampshire, Nevada, Ohio, Oregon, Washington, West ...

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10 Questions for Clint Hylton

By not in system

Editor's note: AOL News asked U.S. House and Senate candidates to answer questions about themselves and their views on two big issues. Clint Hylton is the Democratic candidate for Missouri's 6th ...

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Democrat Robin Carnahan Whittles Away at Roy Blunt's Lead in Missouri Senate Race

By Bruce Drake

As the campaign enters the final stretch, Democrat Robin Carnahan appears to be closing the gap between her and Republican Roy Blunt in the race to fill the seat of GOP Sen. Kit Bond, according to a ...

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Interest Group Spending on Campaigns Setting Records in 2010

By Sandra Fish

The money flowing into campaigns to buy TV ads and send brochures to your mailbox is staggering. And as David Corn notes elsewhere, we may never know where much of this money comes from or exactly ...

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Scott Eckersley: Why You Should Vote for Me

By not in system

My name is Scott Eckersley. Those of you who follow news coverage know me as the one who blew the whistle on the former Matt Blunt administration for breaching Missouri's Sunshine Law -- and won. I ...

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Is Robin Carnahan Married?

By L. Catan

Robin Carnahan, the two-term Democratic secretary of state of Missouri, is running for senator from Missouri against Roy Blunt, Republican U.S. congressman from Missouri. As part of a Politics Daily ...

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Round-Up of Governor, Senate Races in 10 States

By Bruce Drake

The weekly Fox News/Pulse Opinion Research polls, all conducted Oct. 2, rounds up Senate and governor races in Connecticut, Missouri, Nevada, Ohio and West Virginia. For a quick summary of surveys by ...

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Candidates Get Creative to Build Text-Message Lists

By not in system

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (Oct. 4) - A sign near the toilet said: "Text FLUSH to Robin." Above the restroom sink was another suggestion: "Text WASH to Robin." Was this some sort of potty-room prank? Or ...

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Latest From the Web

May 26, 2012

House experience a minus for some Senate hopefuls

Source: Chattanooga Times Free Press - Chattanooga TN

U.S. House members who are trying to make the step up to the Senate this year are finding themselves on the defensive about Washington experience that traditionally has been a big asset.

May 25, 2012

Carnahan vs. Clay: Court Confirms Redistricting

Source: University City Patch - University City MO

Rep. Russ Carnahan will face incumbent Rep. William Lacy Clay in the August primary to be the Democratic nominee in the 1st Congressional District.

May 25, 2012

House experience a minus for some Senate hopefuls

Source: Redding.com - Redding CA

U.S. House members who are trying to make the step up to the Senate this year are finding themselves on the defensive about Washington experience that traditionally has been a big asset.

May 24, 2012

The Caucus: Republicans Apologetic After Raising Issue of Obama's Birthplace

Source: The New York Times - New York NY

Representative Mike Coffman of Colorado apologized at length on Wednesday for reviving unsubstantiated claims that President Obama was not born in the United States.

May 24, 2012

Flashback: Members Celebrate Last Year's Victory on House Floor

Source: Roll Call - Washington DC

On June 20, the women of the Congress and the women of the press will square off for the fourth annual Congressional Women's Softball Game. The game's primary purpose is to raise money for the Young Survival Coalition, an organization that aids young women with breast cancer.