Regions referenced in the article overlaid over median incomes of Missouri counties.

Red and pink counties out had a higher percentage point gap between their vote for Biden and the statewide gap (26 percent overturning "Right to Work", 21 percent for raising the minimum wage, 12 percent for Medicaid Expansion, and 12 percent for marijuana legalization). White counties matched the statewide gap. Grey and black counties had a smaller gap between their vote for Biden and the ballot measure than statewide.

Six Chicago wards are represented by DSA Alderpeople.