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With all eight precincts reporting, complete but unofficial returns from Tuesday’s primary election balloting are as follows:
U.S. SENATOR
Republicans
Todd Akin 1,360
Jerry Beck 85
Sarah Steelman 1,012
John G. Brunner 718
Mark Memoly 24
Mark Lodes 19
Robert Poole 45
Hector Maldonado 60
GOVERNOR
Republicans
John Weiler 247
David Spence 119
Bill Randles 1,531
Fred Sauer 308
Democrats
Jay Nixon 117
Clay Thunderhawk 10
William Campbell 9
LT. GOVERNOR
Republicans
Charles Kullman 184
Brad Lager 1,292
Peter Kinder 1,373
Mike Carter 329
Democrats
Susan Montee 48
D.Weisenburger 15
Fred Kratky 3
Becky Plattner 8
Judy Baker 17
Sara Lampe 16
Jackie McGee 4
Bill Haas 17
SECRETARY OF STATE
Republicans
Scott Rupp 756
Shane Schoeller 1,211
Bill Stouffer 1,093
Democrats
Jason Kander 113
MD Rabbi Alam 19
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Republicans
Ed Martin 2,262
Adam Warren 663
U.S. HOUSE
4th District
Republicans
Vicky Hartzler 2,837
Bernie Mowinski 453
Libertarians
Herschel Young 1
Thomas Holbrook 1
STATE SENATE
31st District
Republicans
Scott Larget 1,424
Ed Emery 1,819
Dave Morris 198
COUNTY COMMISSION
1st District
Republicans
Dennis Wilson 669
Craig Lehman 238
Gary Fast 420
Ed Cook 226
2nd District
Larry Beatty 589
Roger Blaser 556
Jeff Tucker 739
SHERIFF
Republicans
Mitchell Shaw 2,521
Jeremy Brand 930
ASSESSOR
Republicans
Ivan Frieden 1,979
Doug Rogerton 1,423
COLLECTOR-TREASURER
Republicans
Jerri Miller 1,446
Barba Parrish 1,992
CORONER
Republicans
Tucker Joustra 1,711
Paul Stebbins 1,491
Richard Kentner 290
STATE QUESTION
Constitutional Amendment No. 2
“Prayer Amendment”
Yes 3,335
No 300
UNOPPOSED
The following candidates are unopposed and virtually assured of nomination.
DEMOCRATS
U.S. senator — Claire McCaskill.
State treasurer — Clint Zweifel.
Attorney general — Chris Koster.
U.S. House — 4th District, Teresa Hensley.
State Senate — 31st District, Charlie Burton.
County Commission — 1st District, Mark Bruffett.
REPUBLICANS
State treasurer — Cole McNary.
State House — 127th District, Mike Kelley.
Public administrator — Teresa Moore.
LIBERTARIANS
U.S. senator — Jonathan Dine.
Governor — Jim Higgins.
Lieutenant governor — Matthew Copple.
Secretary of state — Cisse W. Spragins.
State treasurer — Sean O’Toole.
Attorney general — Dave Browning.
CONSTITUTION
Lieutenant governor — Cynthia L. Davis.
Secretary of state — Justin Harter.
U.S. House — 4th District, Greg Cowan.
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ELECTION BALLOTS: Barton County
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Community gearing up for two-year anniversary ceremony this afternoon
With the playground full of children, it could be any other day at Joplin’s Cunningham Park, but the white tents popping up and neat rows of white chairs lined up nearby indicate something more is happening today.
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VIDEO: Restore Joplin designer stepping up to help Moore tornado victims
The designer of the Restore Joplin T-shirts who helped raise nearly a quarter-million dollars for Joplin in the wake of the 2011 tornado has put together a similar design to raise money for residents of Moore, Okla.
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Monetary donations cited as best help for Moore
Financial support for organizations providing shelter and supplies to Oklahoma tornado survivors is recommended for people who want to help. Otherwise, the word is to wait for requests.
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SMB sets up fund for Moore, Okla., storm victims
Southwest Missouri Bank has set up an account so area residents can donate to storm victims in Moore, Okla., which was hit by an EF-5 tornado on May 20.
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Rick Rescorla award named for hero of Vietnam War, 9-11 terror attacks
The Rick Rescorla National Award for Resilience is named for a 62-year-old vice president of security for Morgan Stanley Dean Witter & Co. who directed an evacuation of the company’s 2,700-person workforce in the South Tower of the World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2011.
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Joplin residents lend a hand in Moore
Joplin is paying it forward. The day before the two-year anniversary of an EF-5 tornado leveling one-third of Joplin, pastors from Ignite Church in Joplin were in Moore, where an EF-5 spent 40 minutes on the ground on Monday.
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SLIDESHOW: Moore, Okla. the day after
Globe photographer Roger Nomer sent back these images from Moore, Okla. as people began salvage work on Tuesday afternoon in the aftermath of Monday's EF-5 tornado.
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Joplin residents can sign Banner of Hope for Moore during anniversary event today
Joplin residents will be able to sign a 20-foot banner sending messages of hope and encouragement to the people of Moore, Okla., during the anniversary ceremony today in Cunningham Park.
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Joplin man continues struggle to recover two years after tornado
As the Joplin tornado passed overhead, sweeping the house at 2430 S. Pennsylvania Ave. away in its wake, there was a moment of calm. Delbert Mcguirk was on his back in the basement, where he had sought shelter along with his wife, daughter and two grandchildren. In that moment of relative quiet, he stared up into the eye of the tornado.
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Janet Napolitano to speak at tornado anniversary ceremony
Janet Napolitano, secretary of Homeland Security, will be in Joplin Wednesday to speak at a ceremony marking the second anniversary of the Joplin tornado.
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