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← Rundown2026 Missouri House race — Wesley Bell's seat

2026 election · U.S. House

2026 Missouri House race — Wesley Bell's seat

Incumbent: Wesley Bell (Democrat)

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  • Wesley Bell
    Wesley Bell

    Democrat · Incumbent

    Stated positions (7) ▾
    • Abortion / Reproductive Rights: Supports codifying federal abortion rights so access to reproductive health care is not dependent on the state a person lives in. [1][2]
    • Civil Rights: Supports ensuring all individuals are treated with dignity and have access to medical care, shelter, safety, and security. [1]
    • Criminal Justice / Public Safety: Supports reforms to the pretrial detention system and continues prior criminal justice reform work as a member of Congress.

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  • Federal Infrastructure Investment: Supports directing federal funding toward local infrastructure, public safety, workforce development, and neighborhood revitalization, citing over $12.3 million secured for St. Louis. [1]
  • Housing: Supports increasing federal funding for affordable housing, having secured nearly $7 million in federal housing grants to boost housing supply and lower costs in St. Louis. [1]
  • ICE Funding and Oversight: Introduced the No ICE Ads Act to stop taxpayer funding of ICE promotional advertising and pushes for accountability and investigation of federal agents' conduct. [1][2]
  • Immigration / ICE Enforcement: Opposes aggressive federal immigration enforcement tactics, calling masked ICE agents detaining people and troop deployments without authorization unconstitutional, and has called for defunding ICE and removing DHS leadership. [1][2][3]
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