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Kamala Harris, the Democratic candidate, received about 40% of the statewide vote. 

The race drew 2,979,051 votes.

Here's how the results in the presidential race broke down across the state:

U.S. Senate

In the Senate race, the margin was narrower, but Republican Josh Hawley drew 55.5% of the vote. Democrat Lucas Kunce got 42%.

The race drew 2,951,230 votes; about 27,800 fewer than the presidential race.

Here's how the results in the U.S. Senate race broke down across the state:

Amendment 3

Missourians passed Amendment 3, overturning the state's ban on abortion, with 51.7% of the vote.  

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The issue drew 2,959,180 votes; about 19,800 fewer than the presidential race.

Here's how the results for Amendment 3 broke down across the state:

Amendment 2

The election for Amendment 2, to legalize sports gambling, was far closer.

Missouri voters passed the issue by 50.1%; 49.9% of the voters opposed it.

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About 19,800 people who voted in the presidential race cast no vote on Amendment 2; it passed by 7,486 votes.

Here's how the results for Amendment 2 broke down across the state: