Vote Blue Missouri

Republicans hold a supermajority in Jefferson City. If you want something different, vote differently.

Enter your address to see the blue pick in every race on your November 3 ballot.

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We don't store or save any of your information.

Your address is used once to look up your districts with the U.S. Census Bureau's public geocoder, then discarded.

Or pick your districts

Your districts are printed on your voter ID card and listed on your voter record at the Secretary of State's voter lookup. Use the districts there, not the ones from the August primary.

How we pick

Blue pick is the most progressive option in each race. In partisan races that is usually the Democrat. Where a candidate has a record, endorsement, or statement that matters to progressives, we say so.

⚑ marks a sourced flag: Trump or MAGA ties, anti-abortion record or Missouri Right to Life endorsement, Freedom Caucus membership, anti-immigrant or pro-ICE positions, or election denial.

Judges are not partisan. Every judge on the 2026 ballot was rated as meeting standards by the state's judicial performance review. Where a conservative group is campaigning to remove a judge, we say so.

Research is compiled from news coverage, official sample ballots, the Secretary of State's certified candidate list, and published endorsement lists. Many local candidates have no public record on abortion or immigration; we mark those "no record found" rather than guess. Check your official sample ballot before you vote.

Independent volunteer project. Not affiliated with any party, campaign, or organization. Not paid for by any candidate or committee.