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St. Louis County executive

November 3, 2026. No incumbent is on the ballot. In 2022, Sam Page (D) won with 51.6%.

St. Louis County. All local races

How it voted in 2022

  • Sam Page (D)51.6%
  • Mark Mantovani (R)45.9%
  • Randall Holmes (G)2.5%

2022 general election, share of the votes cast for the office; the winner of that race is first. Sources are listed at the foot of the page. Accessed Nov 1, 2026.

On the ballot

Candidates for St. Louis County executive
CandidatePartyStatus
Jake ZimmermanDemocraticCandidate
Dennis HancockRepublicanCandidate
J.D. McFarlandGreenCandidate

Candidate list from the county election authority’s ballot content, accessed Nov 1, 2026; party labels as in the sources below.

Polls and ratings

No public general-election poll or published rating was found for this race, and this site does not publish its own probability for local races.

Searched Nov 1, 2026. Ratings and polls appear here only when they are published by someone else.

Context

Open seat: County Executive Sam Page, the 2022 winner, is not on the ballot. Zimmerman is the county assessor and won the August 4 Democratic primary with 46.45% (74,647 votes) to Brian Williams's 33.62% and Angela Mosley's 19.93%. Hancock is the Republican member of the County Council from the 3rd District. No public general-election poll or published rating was found.

Sources5ShowHide
  1. St. Louis County Board of Elections, unofficial ballot content report, November 3, 2026 (printed 09/16/2026), accessed Nov 1, 2026.
  2. St. Louis Public Radio, St. Louis voter guide 2026 (party labels), accessed Nov 1, 2026.
  3. St. Louis County Board of Elections, official results, general election of November 8, 2022 (run 11/21/2022), accessed Nov 1, 2026.
  4. St. Louis Public Radio, Zimmerman wins the Democratic nomination, August 4, 2026, accessed Nov 1, 2026.
  5. Wikipedia, 2026 St. Louis County Executive election (primary vote counts), accessed Nov 1, 2026.

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