The St. Louis municipal primary election held on March 4, 2025, resulted in a competitive race among candidates vying for the mayoral position. With over 45,000 ballots cast, the turnout reflected a robust civic engagement within the city. As per the preliminary results, candidate Tishaura Jones has emerged as a significant frontrunner, garnering approximately 38% of the vote. Meanwhile, her closest rivals, Andrew Jones and Claire McCaskill, received around 25% and 20% of the votes respectively, with the remainder going to lesser-known candidates. Tishaura Jones expressed gratitude towards her supporters, stating, ‘We have worked tirelessly, and I am proud to see the community rallying behind our vision for a better St. Louis.’ The election featured a mix of established politicians and fresh voices seeking to address critical issues such as public safety, housing, and economic development in St. Louis. Following the primary, notable candidates emphasized the importance of unity and collaboration moving forward. Andrew Jones remarked, ‘No matter the outcome, our focus should be on driving positive change for all residents.’ The results are pivotal, paving the way for the general election scheduled for April 2025, where the winning candidate will face off against a Republican opponent. Voter engagement initiatives and robust campaigning characterized this election cycle, prompting discussions about voting rights and accessibility for all constituents as the city moves toward its future leadership.
St. Louis Municipal Primary Election Results: March 4, 2025
