The August 4, 2026 Primary Election
Check your voter registration with the Missouri Secretary of State to determine your US congressional, state senate, state representative, and local districts
Choose one of the following links to view the ballot for the August 4, 2026 Primary ballot.
St. Louis County Board of Elections Primary Ballot
St. Louis City Board of Elections Primary Ballot
St. Charles County Elections Primary Ballot
Franklin County Elections Primary Ballot
Jefferson County Elections Primary Ballot
The Libertarian Party response to Missouri’s Amendment 4 and Amendment 5. We recommend a NO vote on these two amendments.
Amendment 4 – Makes passage of citizen created initiative petitions nearly impossible.
- Requires passage by a majority of voters in each Congressional district, instead of a simple statewide majority.
- Changes proposed by the legislature are exempt, and can pass with a simple statewide majority.
Amendment 5 – Abolish the state income tax.
- Although Libertarians generally oppose taxes, this amendment will replace the income tax with massive sales tax increases that hit middle and lower-income Missourians hardest
- Strip away the Hancock Amendment’s protections and give the legislature unchecked power to raise sales taxes for five years
- Eliminate the income tax without any requirement to cut spending
- Shifts the tax burden from one group of citizens onto another
November 3, 2026 Libertarian Candidates

Jim Higgins, US House District 3

Rebecca Lombard, US House District 8

Sheri Jay, Missouri House, District 40

Dalton Johnson, Missouri House, District 41

Joy Dabney, Missouri House, District 73

Michael Corey, Missouri House, District 77

Andrew Bolin, Missouri House, District 83

Shane Ferguson, Missouri House, District 96

Jeff Coleman, Missouri House District 101

Carl Herman Freese
St. Charles County Director of Elections

Thomas Krausch
Franklin County County Commissioner

Theodis Brown, Sr.
St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney

April 7, 2026 Election

Nick Kasoff
Candidate for Mayor of Ferguson
In the last two weeks of the election, a mud-slinging effort by the opponent cost Nick this election. He still got 43% of the vote.

Theo Brown, Sr
Candidate for Mayor of Bellefontaine Neighbors
In a 4-way race for Mayor, Theo got just 6% of the vote. The ‘winner’ only got 43%, another example of how ranked choice voting would ensure a majority winner.



