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Missouri 2026 public election guide

Compare the candidates and reported campaign money

Compare all three printed candidates in Missouri's one statewide candidate contest. This guide connects the Secretary of State's certified roster with exact Missouri Ethics Commission report fields, voting deadlines, five statewide ballot measures, and the statewide Supreme Court retention question.

1statewide candidate contest
3printed candidates
2exact MEC reports
5statewide ballot measures
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Choose the Missouri statewide contest

View the official certified candidate booklet

The official candidate names appear first. Campaign finance is reported separately and is not an endorsement or prediction.

Ballot comparison

Who is running?

Review all three certified State Auditor candidates. The current certification booklet lists printed candidates, while the deadline for write-in declarations remains open through October 23.

Campaign records

What did candidates report?

Compare the latest full MEC disclosure report available for Scott Fitzpatrick and Quentin Wilson. Dustin Coffell has no exact record in the official State Auditor election search, so no dollar values are inferred.

Voting information

When and how do I vote?

Review the October 7 registration deadline, reason-based and no-excuse absentee periods, the October 21 mail-request deadline, voter identification, and Election Day hours.

How to read the money: Missouri MEC reports display both this-period and this-cycle totals. The two exact reports cover the same July 24 through August 29 window, but a missing candidate committee record is not $0 and is not included in the numeric comparison.
Get ready to vote

November 3, 2026

Register by October 7. Reason-based absentee voting begins September 22, and no-excuse in-person absentee voting runs October 20 through November 2. Election Day polls are open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on November 3.

Guide version: October 1, 2026. Read included and missing coverage.