Political Endorsement Results
MSCFF Endorsed Candidates Results for 11/2/2004 election
The Missouri House of Representives now has 97 Republicans and 66 Democrats
The Missouri Senate now has 22 Republicans and 10 Democrats with two open seats.
President of the United States - John Kerry - defeated
U.S. Senate – Nancy Farmer - defeated
Governor – Claire McCaskill - defeated
Lt. Governor - Bekki Cook - defeated
Secretary of State – Robin Carnahan - elected
State Treasurer- Sarah Steelman - elected
Attorney General – Jay Nixon - elected
United States House of Representatives
District # 1 – Lacy Clay - elected
District #3 - Russ Carnahan - elected
District # 4 – Ike Skelton - elected
District # 5 – Emanuel Cleaver - elected
District # 6 - Charles S. Broomfield - defeated
District # 8 – JoAnn Emerson - elected
Missouri State Senate
District # 1 – Harry Kennedy - elected
District # 3 – Dan Ward - defeated
District # 5 – Maida Coleman - elected
District # 9 - Yvonne Wilson - elected
District # 11 – Victor Callahan - elected
District # 13 – Timothy Green - elected
District #15 - Michael Gibbons - elected
District # 17 – Phillip Willoughby - defeated
District # 19 – Chuck Graham - elected
District # 21 - Page Bellemy - defeated
District #23 - Chuck Gross - elected
District # 31 – Chris Koster - elected
Missouri House of Representative Districts
#1 – Sam Berkowitz - defeated
#3 - Jim Whorton - elected
#7 – Rene Mulkey - defeated
#8 – Tom Shively - defeated
#9 – Wes Shoemyer - elected
#10 – Terry Witte - elected
#11 – Wayne Henke - elected
#15 - Tom Green - defeated
#19 - Jeff Simpson - defeated
#20 - John Stafford - defeated
#21 – Lloyd Becker - defeated
#22 – Nancy Copenhaver - defeated
#23 – Jeff Harris - elected
#24 - Travis Ballenger - defeated
#26 – Joe Aull - elected
#27 – Ed Wildberger - elected
#30 – Meg Harding - defeated
#31 – Trent Skaggs - elected
#32 – Jason Grill - defeated
#33 – Pam Payne - defeated
#34 – Robert (Bob) Saunders - defeated
#35 – Steve Wolcott - defeated
#37 – Sharon Sanders Brooks - elected
#38 - Dan Bishop - elected
#40 – John Patrick Burnett - elected
#41 – Melba Curls - elected
#43 – Craig Bland - elected
#44 – Jenee Lowe - elected
#45 – Cathy Jolly - elected
#46 – Kate Meiners - elected
#48 – Mike Sager - defeated
#49 – Terry Young - elected
#51 – Ray Salva - elected
#52 – Paul LeVota - elected
#55 – Lanna Ultican - defeated
#57 – Yaphett El-Amin - elected
#58 – Rodney Hubbard - elected
#59 - Jeanette Ott Oxford - elected
#60 – Amber Holly Boykins - elected
#61 – Connie (LaJoyce) Johnson - elected
#63 – Robin Wright Jones - elected
#64 – Rachel Storch - elected
#65 – Fred Kratky - elected
#66 – Michael Vogt - elected
#67 – Michael Daus - elected
#69 – Gina Walsh - elected
#70 - John L. Bowman Sr. - elected
#71 – Esther Haywood - elected
#73 – Margaret Donnelly - elected
#74 – Tom George - elected
#75 – Bruce Darrough - elected
#76 – Michael Spreng - elected
#77 – Michael Corcoran - elected
#78 – Clint Zweifel - elected
#79 – Al Liese - elected
#82 – Sam Page - elected
#83 – Barbara Fraser - elected
#85 – Jeff Wagener - defeated
#90 – Rick Johnson - elected
#93 – William Konecnik - defeated
#94 – Richard G. Byrd - elected
#96 – Patricia Yaeger - elelcted
#97 – Jane Koeller - defeated
#100 – Sue Schoemehl - elected
#101 - Tim Meadows - elected
#104 – Wes Wagner - elected
#105 – Harold Selby - elected
#108 – Thomas Albert Villa - elected
#110 – Belinda Harris - elected
#113 – Mark Bruns - elected
#124 – Johnnie Franzeskos - defeated
#136 – B.J. Marsh - elected
#150 – Frank Barnitz - elected