MoArk News Now Election 2026 Live Results
Broadcast graphic for illustration. Current unofficial vote totals, when available, are displayed in the results cards below.
Balance of Power
Confirmed seats, not forecasts. Counts may change as races are called.
U.S. House
218 seats for majorityU.S. Senate
51 seats for majority*Source: LA Times · Verified by MoArk Nov 3, 9:16 pm CST. *A 50–50 Senate tie may be decided by the vice president. Senate totals include confirmed seats not up for election.
Taney County, MO
23 contestsReturns shown are unofficial unless marked certified. City/town and district contests may apply to only some voters in a county. Selecting a county does not mean every race is on your ballot. Results are reported from credited sources; MoArk does not automatically project winners.
These are county-reported totals, not automatically calculated statewide or district-wide totals.
State Auditor
U.S. House District 7
State House District 155
State House District 156
Associate Circuit Judge — Division 1
Uncontested on ballotAssociate Circuit Judge — Division 2
Uncontested on ballotTaney County Auditor
Uncontested on ballotTaney County Circuit Clerk
Uncontested on ballotTaney County Clerk
Uncontested on ballotTaney County Collector
Uncontested on ballotTaney County Presiding Commissioner
Uncontested on ballotTaney County Prosecuting Attorney
Uncontested on ballotTaney County Recorder of Deeds
Uncontested on ballotAmendment 3
What this measure would do: Would repeal Missouri’s 2024 constitutional amendment protecting reproductive health care and abortion access through fetal viability, permit abortion only under specified exceptions, allow additional abortion regulation, require parental consent for minors, and prohibit gender transition procedures for minors.
What YES and NO mean
YES: Would adopt the proposed restrictions and repeal the 2024 reproductive health care amendment.
NO: Would leave the reproductive health care protections approved in 2024 in place and would not adopt this proposal’s new restrictions.
Plain-language summary · Read the ballot source
Amendment 6
What this measure would do: Would add constitutional protections for citizen initiative and referendum powers, including requiring approval from at least 80% of both legislative chambers before lawmakers can propose certain changes to voter-enacted laws.
What YES and NO mean
YES: Would adopt the proposed constitutional protections and legislative supermajority requirement.
NO: Would leave the existing constitutional initiative and referendum rules unchanged.
Plain-language summary · Read the ballot source
Amendment 7
What this measure would do: Would create a permanent Show-Me Prosperity Fund intended to finance state government and potentially replace state-imposed taxes if investment earnings become sufficient. It would not immediately eliminate taxes.
What YES and NO mean
YES: Would establish the proposed fund and its rules for potential future tax replacement.
NO: Would not establish the proposed fund or its tax-replacement framework.
Plain-language summary · Read the ballot source
Amendment 8
What this measure would do: Would put county sheriffs’ four-year elections and certain duties into Missouri’s Constitution and restrict removal of an elected sheriff to a legal action initiated by the attorney general.
What YES and NO mean
YES: Would establish the proposed constitutional rules for county sheriffs.
NO: Would leave the state Constitution unchanged; existing statutory rules would remain unless changed by law.
Plain-language summary · Read the ballot source
Proposition A
What this measure would do: Asks voters whether to approve a 2025 law redrawing Missouri’s congressional district boundaries.
What YES and NO mean
YES: Would approve the congressional map enacted by the legislature in 2025.
NO: Would leave the congressional district boundaries enacted in 2022 in place.
Plain-language summary · Read the ballot source
Retain Missouri Supreme Court Judge Paul C. Wilson?
Retain Southern District Appeals Judge Matthew P. Hamner?
Rockaway Beach — 2% Local Use Tax
Local ballot only: Only eligible voters in Rockaway Beach vote in this contest. Not a countywide contest.
What this measure would do: Would impose a local use tax at the same rate as the city sales tax (currently 2%), with changes tied to voter-approved sales tax changes. The ballot specifies a $2,000 annual out-of-state purchase exemption for filing a use tax return.
What YES and NO mean
YES: Approve the city local use tax described on the ballot.
NO: Do not adopt the proposed local use tax.
Plain-language summary · Read the ballot source
Taneyville — Road Maintenance Property Tax
Local ballot only: Only eligible voters in Taneyville vote in this contest. Not a countywide contest.
What this measure would do: Would establish a property tax levy of $0.50 per $100 of assessed real-property value for road maintenance, repair and related transportation improvements, for five years unless voters renew or extend it.
What YES and NO mean
YES: Approve the five-year road maintenance property tax levy.
NO: Do not adopt the proposed levy.
Plain-language summary · Read the ballot source
Western Taney County Fire District — Board Expansion
Local ballot only: Only eligible voters in Western Taney County Fire Protection District vote in this contest. Not a countywide contest.
What this measure would do: Would increase the Western Taney County Fire Protection District board of directors to five members.
What YES and NO mean
YES: Increase the board to five members.
NO: Do not approve the proposed board expansion.
Plain-language summary · Read the ballot source
Latest posted update: Nov 3, 10:06 pm CST
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