1996 Elections in Missouri
The Missouri Libertarian Party ran the following candidates for office in the November 1996 elections. The party needed to get 2% of the vote for governor, lieutenant governor or secretary of state to gain ballot status -- all three candidates met that requirement.
- Governor: J. Mark Oglesby: 51,414 votes (2.4%)
- Lieutenant Governor: Jeanne Bojarski: 55,460 votes (2.6%)
- Secretary of State: LaDonna Higgins: 50,911 votes (2.4%)
- State Treasurer: Jacques Tucker: 44,417 votes (2.1%)
- US Representative District 1: Tamara Millay
- US Representative District 2: Anton Stever
- US Representative District 3: Jim Burnes
- US Representative District 4: Ed Hoag
- US Representative District 5: Kevin Hertel
- US Representative District 6: Karl Wetzel
- US Representative District 7: Mike Harman
- US Representative District 8: Greg Tlapek
- US Representative District 9: Mitch Moore
- State Senate District 15: Matthew Peters
- State Senate District 19: Daniel Dodson
- State Senate District 23: Kurt Trachte
- State House District 20: Charles Rohde
- State House District 23: Gordon Rogers
- State House District 25: Ed Ricciotti
- State House District 41: Chris King
- State House District 48: Timothy Peterman
- State House District 59: Nancy Webb
- State House District 80: Dean Scott Hodge
- State House District 82: Jim Higgins
- State House District 83: Mark Kaufmann
- State House District 84: Richard Illyes
- State House District 91: Craig Williamson
- State House District 93: Fred Stout
- State House District 113: Ken Petty
- State House District 136: Phillip Horras
- State House District 141: N. C. Blydenburgh
- Boone County Commissioner: Jim Mackoy
- Clay County Public Administrator: Thomas J. Chapman
- Howell County Assessor: Lee Martin
- Jasper County Commissioner: Mark Sanders
- Jefferson County Commissioner District 1: Karen Brown
- Jefferson County Commissioner District 2: Dave Ericson
- Jefferson County Sheriff: Dave Holden
- Newton County Commissioner District 1: Mike Lindstedt
- Granby City Council South Ward: Martin Lindstedt
- Lee's Summit Board of Aldermen: Robert Bowen (incumbent)
- North Kansas City City Council: Brad Spangler
The party retained ballot status through the 2000 elections, needing only 2% in any of the statewide races to do so.