Scott Fitzpatrick Re-elected Missouri State Auditor
Republican incumbent Scott Fitzpatrick has won reelection as Missouri State Auditor, defeating Democrat Quentin Wilson and Libertarian Dustin Coffell in the statewide race.
St. Louis, MO, November 4, 2026 — Republican incumbent Scott Fitzpatrick has secured re-election as the Missouri State Auditor. The statewide race concluded with Fitzpatrick defeating his opponents, Democrat Quentin Wilson and Libertarian Dustin Coffell.
Fitzpatrick, who has held the position of State Auditor, will continue in this role for another term. The outcome of the election was determined by voters across the state of Missouri.
The race featured a Republican candidate, a Democratic candidate, and a Libertarian candidate, representing different political platforms vying for the statewide constitutional office. The specific vote totals for each candidate were not provided in the available information.
As State Auditor, Fitzpatrick’s office is responsible for examining the state’s financial records and operations to ensure efficiency, accountability, and compliance with laws and regulations. The office conducts audits of state agencies, political subdivisions, and other entities that receive state funds.
The election results indicate that voters chose to return the incumbent to office, endorsing his performance and platform for the upcoming term. Further details regarding the campaign platforms of the candidates or specific voter turnout were not provided.
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