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2024 general · November 5, 2024

2024 Kansas House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Kansas House of Representatives district in the 2024 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Republicans controlled the chamber · 125 seats

After the electionD 37 · R 88
Races125
Changed party3
Unopposed40%50 races

Every district

D 37 · R 88

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Dale Helwig (R)49.4
HD-2Ken Collins (R)38.5
HD-3Chuck Smith (R)20.4
HD-4Rick James (R)Unopposed
HD-5Carrie Barth (R)36.7
HD-6Samantha M. Poetter Parshall (R)41.5
HD-7Dan Goddard (R)47.0
HD-8Chris Croft (R)10.5
HD-9Fred Gardner (R)Unopposed
HD-10Suzanne Wikle (D)Unopposed
HD-11Ron Bryce (R)Unopposed
HD-12Doug Blex (R)Unopposed
HD-13Duane Droge (R)60.5
HD-14Charlotte Esau (R)2.7Flipped
HD-15Lauren Bohi (R)1.4Flipped
HD-16Linda Featherston (D)Unopposed
HD-17Jo Ella Hoye (D)33.4
HD-18Cindy Neighbor (D)16.4
HD-19Stephanie Sawyer-Clayton (D)24.9
HD-20Mari-Lynn Poskin (D)15.2
HD-21Jerry Stogsdill (D)Unopposed
HD-22Lindsay Vaughn (D)Unopposed
HD-23Susan Ruiz (D)Unopposed
HD-24Jarrod Ousley (D)29.6
HD-25Rui Xu (D)28.9
HD-26Chip VanHouden (R)Unopposed
HD-27Sean Tarwater (R)17.9
HD-28Carl Turner (R)1.2
HD-29Heather Meyer (D)Unopposed
HD-30Laura Williams (R)5.2
HD-31Louis Ruiz (D)40.6
HD-32Pam Curtis (D)48.3
HD-33Mike Thompson (R)13.3
HD-34Val Winn (D)Unopposed
HD-35Wanda Paige (D)Unopposed
HD-36Lynn Melton (D)21.9
HD-37Melissa Oropeza (D)25.6
HD-38Tim Johnson (R)32.8
HD-39Angela Stiens (R)3.2
HD-40Dave Buehler (R)Unopposed
HD-41Pat Proctor (R)5.1
HD-42Lance Neelly (R)32.8
HD-43Bill Sutton (R)Unopposed
HD-44Barbara Ballard (D)Unopposed
HD-45Mike Amyx (D)Unopposed
HD-46Brooklynne Mosley (D)Unopposed
HD-47Ronald Ellis (R)32.3
HD-48Dan Osman (D)5.8
HD-49Nikki McDonald (D)1.2
HD-50Kyle McNorton (R)32.6
HD-51Megan Steele (R)37.6
HD-52Jesse Borjon (R)11.3
HD-53Kirk Haskins (D)7.5
HD-54Ken Corbet (R)35.4
HD-55Tobias Schlingensiepen (D)26.4
HD-56Virgil Weigel (D)9.3
HD-57John Alcala (D)17.9
HD-58Alexis Simmons (D)27.1
HD-59Rebecca Schmoe (R)44.5
HD-60Mark Schreiber (R)16.0
HD-61Francis Awerkamp (R)29.9
HD-62Sean Willcott (R)Unopposed
HD-63Allen Reavis (R)Unopposed
HD-64Bill Bloom (R)Unopposed
HD-65Shawn Chauncey (R)14.0
HD-66Sydney Carlin (D)Unopposed
HD-67Angel Roeser (R)4.9
HD-68Nate Butler (R)37.9
HD-69Clarke Sanders (R)16.4
HD-70Scott Hill (R)Unopposed
HD-71Steve Howe (R)Unopposed
HD-72Avery Anderson (R)30.3
HD-73Rick Wilborn (R)Unopposed
HD-74Mike King (R)41.3
HD-75Will Carpenter (R)Unopposed
HD-76Brad Barrett (R)Unopposed
HD-77Kristey Williams (R)Unopposed
HD-78Robyn Essex (R)8.8
HD-79Web Roth (R)45.5
HD-80Bill Rhiley (R)Unopposed
HD-81Blake Carpenter (R)Unopposed
HD-82Leah Howell (R)34.6
HD-83Henry Helgerson (D)16.0
HD-84Ford Carr (D)Unopposed
HD-85Patrick A. Penn (R)15.7
HD-86Silas Miller (D)Unopposed
HD-87Susan Estes (R)8.6
HD-88Sandy Pickert (R)2.1
HD-89K.C. Ohaebosim (D)Unopposed
HD-90Steve Huebert (R)41.9
HD-91Emil Bergquist (R)31.8
HD-92John Carmichael (D)Unopposed
HD-93Brian Bergkamp (R)49.4
HD-94Leo Delperdang (R)Unopposed
HD-95Tom Sawyer (D)7.9
HD-96Tom Kessler (R)9.4
HD-97Nick Hoheisel (R)23.0
HD-98Cyndi Howerton (R)24.4
HD-99Susan Humphries (R)Unopposed
HD-100Dan Hawkins (R)21.6
HD-101Joe Seiwert (R)Unopposed
HD-102Kyler Sweely (R)4.1Flipped
HD-103Angela Martinez (D)Unopposed
HD-104Paul Waggoner (R)29.1
HD-105Jill Ward (R)18.0
HD-106Lisa Moser (R)Unopposed
HD-107Dawn Wolf (R)Unopposed
HD-108Brandon Woodard (D)Unopposed
HD-109Troy Waymaster (R)68.2
HD-110Ken Rahjes (R)70.3
HD-111Barb Wasinger (R)46.5
HD-112Sherri Brantley (R)42.9
HD-113Brett Fairchild (R)54.2
HD-114Kevin Schwertfeger (R)Unopposed
HD-115Gary White (R)Unopposed
HD-116Kyle Hoffman (R)Unopposed
HD-117Adam Turk (R)15.0
HD-118Jim Minnix (R)Unopposed
HD-119Jason Goetz (R)Unopposed
HD-120Adam Smith (R)Unopposed
HD-121John Resman (R)11.0
HD-122Lon Pishny (R)Unopposed
HD-123Bob Lewis (R)30.8
HD-124Marty Long (R)Unopposed
HD-125Shannon Francis (R)Unopposed

Kansas House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: MIT Election Data and Science Lab