2024 Missouri House of Representatives election explained

Election Name:	2024 Missouri House of Representatives elections
Country:	Missouri
Type:	legislative
Ongoing:	yes
Previous Election:	2022 Missouri House of Representatives election
Previous Year:	2022
Next Election:	2026 Missouri House of Representatives election
Next Year:	2026
Seats For Election:	All 163 seats in the Missouri House of Representatives
Majority Seats:	82
Leader1:	Dean Plocher (term-limited)
Party1:	Missouri Republican Party
Seats Before1:	111
Last Election1:	111
Leader2:	Crystal Quade (term-limited)
Party2:	Missouri Democratic Party
Seats Before2:	52
Seats Needed2:	30
Last Election2:	52
Speaker
Before Election:	Dean Plocher
Before Party:	Missouri Republican Party
Map Size:	380px

The 2024 Missouri House of Representatives election will take place on November 5, 2024, as part of the biennial 2024 United States elections. It will be held alongside numerous other federal, state, and local elections, including the 2024 U.S. presidential election and the 2024 Missouri Senate election. All 163 seats in the Missouri House of Representatives are up for election. Primary elections will take place on August 6, 2024.^[1]

Partisan background

In the 2020 Presidential Election, Donald Trump won 108 Missouri House districts, while Joe Biden won 55. Going into the 2024 Missouri House election, Republicans hold five districts where Biden won: District 17 (Clay County, Biden +6%), District 96 (St. Louis County, Biden +2%), District 100 (St. Louis County, Biden +1%), District 101 (St. Louis County, Biden +1%), and District 105 (Saint Charles County, Biden +2%). Conversely, Democrats hold two districts where Trump won: District 29 (Jackson County, Trump +0.6%) and District 136 (Springfield, Trump +1%).

Retirements

Forty-six incumbents will not seek re-election.^[2]

Democrats

District 15: Maggie Nurrenbern is retiring to run for State Senate.
District 19: Ingrid Burnett is term-limited.
District 21: Robert Sauls is retiring to run for State Senate.
District 25: Patty Lewis is retiring to run for State Senate.
District 26: Ashley Bland Manlove is retiring.
District 27: Richard Brown is term-limited (running for Lieutenant Governor).
District 28: Jerome Barnes is term-limited.
District 50: Douglas Mann is retiring.^[3]
District 67: Chantelle Nickson-Clark is retiring to run for State Senate.
District 68: Jay Mosley is term-limited.
District 70: Gretchen Bangert is term-limited (running for St. Louis County Council).^[4]
District 75: Alan Gray is term-limited.
District 80: Peter Merideth is term-limited.
District 82: Donna Baringer is term-limited.
District 83: Sarah Unsicker is term-limited.
District 86: Joe Adams is term-limited.
District 87: Paula Brown is retiring.
District 90: Barbara Phifer is retiring to run for Secretary of State.
District 98: Deb Lavender is term-limited.
District 132: Crystal Quade is term-limited (running for Governor).

Republicans

District 20: Aaron McMullen is retiring to run for State Senate.
District 31: Dan Stacy is term-limited.
District 39: Doug Richey is retiring to run for State Senate.
District 44: Cheri Toalson Reisch is term-limited (running for Boone County Commission).^[5]
District 51: Kurtis Gregory is retiring to run for State Senate.
District 54: Dan Houx is term-limited (running for State Senate).
District 55: Mike Haffner is retiring to run for State Senate.
District 69: Adam Schnelting is retiring to run for State Senate.
District 89: Dean Plocher is term-limited (running for Secretary of State).
District 104: Phil Christofanelli is term-limited (running for State Senate).
District 105: Adam Schwadron is retiring to run for Secretary of State.
District 108: Justin Hicks is retiring to run for U.S. House.
District 115: Cyndi Buchheit-Courtway is retiring to run for State Senate.
District 117: Mike Henderson is term-limited (running for State Senate).
District 120: Ron Copeland is retiring.
District 128: Mike Stephens is term-limited.
District 138: Brad Hudson is retiring to run for State Senate.
District 141: Hannah Kelly is term-limited.
District 144: Chris Dinkins is retiring to run for State Senate.
District 145: Rick Francis is term-limited.
District 148: Jamie Burger is retiring to run for State Senate.
District 151: Herman Morse is retiring.
District 153: Darrell Atchison is retiring.
District 154: David Evans is retiring.
District 155: Travis Smith is retiring to run for State Senate.
District 163: Cody Smith is term-limited (running for Treasurer).

Resignation

One seat will be vacant on the day of the general election due to a resignation in 2023.

Democrats

District 78: Rasheen Aldridge Jr. resigned April 18, 2023, after being elected to the St. Louis Board of Aldermen.^[6]

Incumbents defeated

In primary election

Five incumbent representatives, all Republicans, were defeated in the August 6 primary election.^[7]

Republicans

District 33: Chris Sander lost renomination to Carolyn Caton.
District 64: Tony Lovasco lost renomination to Deanna Self.
District 109: Kyle Marquart lost renomination to John Simmons.
District 111: Gary Bonacker lost renomination to Cecelie Williams.
District 123: Lisa Thomas lost renomination to Jeff Vernetti.

Election results

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District 1

Republican Primary

Declared

Jeff Farnan, incumbent state representative^[9]
Michelle Horner^[9]

Endorsements

District 2

Republican Primary

Declared

Mazzie Christensen, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

District 3

Republican Primary

Declared

Danny Busick, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

District 4

Republican Primary

Declared

Greg Sharpe, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Melissa Jo Viloria^[9]

District 5

Republican Primary

Declared

Louis Riggs, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

District 6

Republican Primary

Declared

Ed Lewis, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

John Akins^[9]

District 7

Republican Primary

Declared

Peggy McGaugh, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Terrence Fiala^[9]

District 8

Republican Primary

Declared

Josh Hurlbert, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Sandy Van Wagner^[9]

District 9

Republican Primary

Declared

Dean Van Schoiack, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 10

Republican Primary

Declared

Bill Falkner, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Andrew Gibson^[9]

District 11

Republican Primary

Declared

Brenda Shields, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 12

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jamie Johnson, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Mike Jones^[9]

District 13

Republican Primary

Declared

Sean Pouche, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Andrea Denning^[9]

District 14

Democratic Primary

Declared

Ashley Aune, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Frank Pendleton^[9]

District 15

Democratic Primary

Declared

Kenneth Jamison^[9]
Greg Smith^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Mike Jones^[9]

Endorsements

District 16

Republican Primary

Declared

Chris Brown, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Gloria Young^[9]

District 17

Republican Primary

Declared

Bill Allen, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Shirley Mata^[9]

Libertarian Primary

Disqualified

James Palmer^[10]

District 18

Democratic Primary

Declared

Eric Woods, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 19

Democratic Primary

Declared

Patricia Geronima Hernandez^[9]
Nicholas Thomas^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Karen Spalding^[9]

Endorsements

District 20

Republican Primary

Declared

Mike Steinmeyer^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Clarence Franklin, Jr.^[9]

District 21

Democratic Primary

Declared

Will Jobe^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Marjain Breitenbach^[9]

Endorsements

District 22

Democratic Primary

Declared

Yolanda Young, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Mireya Barragan^[9]

District 23

Democratic Primary

Declared

Michael Johnson, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Daniel Contreras^[9]

District 24

Democratic Primary

Declared

Emily Weber, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Claudia Toomim^[9]

District 25

Democratic Primary

Declared

Pattie Mansur^[9]

Withdrawn

Patty Lewis, incumbent state representative (2021-present) (running for State Senate)^[10]
Ben Schloegel^[10]

Republican Primary

Declared

Steven Bright^[9]

District 26

Democratic Primary

Declared

Tiffany Price^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Anthony Zarantonello^[9]

Endorsements

District 27

Democratic Primary

Declared

Melissa Douglas^[9]

District 28

Democratic Primary

Declared

Donna Barnes^[9]
Mike Sager^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Steven Hinton^[9]

District 29

Democratic Primary

Declared

Aaron Crossley, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Robert Bruette^[9]

Endorsements

District 30

Republican Primary

Declared

Jon Patterson, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Kevin Grover^[9]

District 31

Republican Primary

Declared

Ron Fowler^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jeremy Rowan^[9]

District 32

Republican Primary

Declared

Jeff Coleman, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jennifer Cassidy^[9]

District 33

Republican Primary

Declared

Chris Sander, incumbent state representative^[9]
Carolyn S. Caton^[9]

Endorsements

District 34

Democratic Primary

Declared

Kemp Strickler, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

J.C. Crossley^[9]

Endorsements

District 35

Democratic Primary

Declared

Keri Ingle, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Michael Green^[9]

District 36

Democratic Primary

Declared

Anthony Ealy, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Dave Thomas^[9]

Endorsements

District 37

Democratic Primary

Declared

Mark Sharp, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Disqualified

Teresa Murphy^[10]

District 38

Republican Primary

Declared

Chris Lonsdale, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Martin Jacobs^[9]

District 39

Republican Primary

Declared

Mark Meirath^[9]

Endorsements

District 40

Republican Primary

Declared

Chad Perkins, incumbent state representative^[9]

Libertarian Primary

Declared

Sheri Jay^[9]

District 41

Republican Primary

Declared

Doyle Justus, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Hans Stock^[9]

Libertarian Primary

Declared

Dalton Johnson^[9]

District 42

Republican Primary

Declared

Jeff Myers, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Shaun Sparks^[9]

District 43

Republican Primary

Declared

Kent Haden, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Erik Richardson^[9]

District 44

Republican Primary

Declared

Bryce Beal^[9]
John Martin^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Dave Raithel^[9]

District 45

Democratic Primary

Declared

Kathy Steinhoff, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 46

Democratic Primary

Declared

David Tyson Smith, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 47

Democratic Primary

Declared

Adrian Plank, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

John Potter^[9]

District 48

Republican Primary

Declared

Tim Taylor, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Joseph Jefferies^[9]

District 49

Republican Primary

Declared

Jim Schulte, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jessica O'Neal-Slisz^[9]

District 50

Incumbent democrat Douglas Mann is retiring.^[11]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jeffrey Basinger^[9]
Gregg Bush^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Joshua Blakeman^[9]

District 51

Republican Primary

Declared

Kerrick Alumbaugh^[9]
Mark Nolte^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Glenda Bainbridge^[9]

District 52

Republican Primary

Declared

Brad Pollitt, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Rene Vance^[9]

District 53

Republican Primary

Declared

Terry Thompson, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Beth Grubbe^[9]

District 54

Republican Primary

Declared

Brandon Phelps^[9]
Matthew Sergent^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Eric Stevens^[9]

District 55

Republican Primary

Declared

William Irwin^[9]

Endorsements

District 56

Republican Primary

Declared

Todd Berck^[9]
Michael Davis, incumbent state representative^[9]
Ryan Johnson^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Pam Jenkins Hatcher^[9]

District 57

Republican Primary

Declared

Rodger Reedy, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Michael Walbom^[9]

District 58

Republican Primary

Declared

Willard Haley, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

District 59

Republican Primary

Declared

Rudy Veit, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 60

Republican Primary

Declared

Dave Griffith, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jamie Howard^[9]

District 61

Republican Primary

Declared

Bruce Sassmann, incumbent state representative^[9]
Paul Stratman^[9]
Brian Tharp^[9]

Endorsements

District 62

Republican Primary

Declared

Sherri Gallick, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

District 63

Republican Primary

Declared

Tricia Byrnes, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jenna Roberson^[9]

District 64

Republican Primary

Declared

Tony Lovasco, incumbent state representative^[9]
Deanna Self^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Cheryl Hibbeler^[9]

District 65

Republican Primary

Declared

Wendy Hausman, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Withdrawn

LaLana Island^[10]

District 66

Democratic Primary

Declared

Marlene Terry, incumbent state representative^[9]
Tommie Pierson^[9]

District 67

Democratic Primary

Declared

Neil Smith^[9]
Tonya Rush^[9]

District 68

Democratic Primary

Declared

Pamela Paul^[9]
Janay Mosley^[9]
Kem Smith^[9]

District 69

Republican Primary

Declared

Scott Miller^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Chris Chapman^[9]

District 70

Democratic Primary

Declared

Stephanie Boykin^[9]
Rickey Joiner^[9]
Durell Reeves^[9]

Libertarian Primary

Declared

Dustin Coffell^[9]

District 71

Democratic Primary

Declared

LaDonna Appelbaum, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 72

Democratic Primary

Declared

Doug Clemens, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 73

Democratic Primary

Declared

Mike Person^[9]
Raychel Proudie, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 74

Democratic Primary

Declared

Kevin Windham Jr., incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Jack Howard^[9]

Endorsements

District 75

Democratic Primary

Declared

Catina Howard^[9]
Chanel Mosley^[9]
A.J. White^[9]

District 76

Democratic Primary

Declared

Marlon Anderson, incumbent state representative^[9]

Libertarian Primary

Declared

Cameron McCarty^[9]

District 77

Democratic Primary

Declared

Kimberly-Ann Collins, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 78

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jami Cox Antwi^[9]
Marty (Joe) Murray^[9]
Jessica Pachak^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Jim Povolish^[9]

Endorsements

District 79

Republican Primary

Declared

LaKeySha Frazier-Bosley, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 80

Democratic Primary

Declared

Elizabeth (Lilly) Fuchs^[9]
Ben Murray^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Kirk Hilzinger^[9]

Endorsements

District 81

Democratic Primary

Declared

Steve Butz, incumbent state representative^[9]
Cydney Johnson^[9]
Bill Stephens^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Jake Koehr^[9]

District 82

Democratic Primary

Declared

Nick Kimble^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Donald Flecke^[9]

District 83

Democratic Primary

Declared

Ray Reed^[9]

Libertarian Primary

Declared

Andrew Bolin^[9]

District 84

Democratic Primary

Declared

Del Taylor, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Richard (Ricky) Cowell^[9]

District 85

Democratic Primary

Declared

Yolonda Fountain Henderson, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 86

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jeff Hales^[9]
Donovan Meeks^[9]
Trina Nelson^[9]

District 87

Democratic Primary

Declared

Connie Steinmetz^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Daniel Hyatt^[9]
John Rommel^[9]

Endorsements

District 88

Republican Primary

Declared

Holly Jones, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Kyle Luzynski^[9]

District 89

Republican Primary

Declared

George Hruza^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Eric Morse^[9]

District 90

Democratic Primary

Declared

Mark Boyko^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Scott Mathewson^[9]

District 91

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jo Doll, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 92

Democratic Primary

Declared

Michael Burton, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Kenneth Abram^[9]
Cijo Mathews^[9]

Endorsements

District 93

Democratic Primary

Declared

Bridget Walsh Moore, incumbent state representative^[9]

Libertarian Primary

Declared

James O'Donnell^[9]

District 94

Republican Primary

Declared

Jim Murphy, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Kyle Kerns^[9]

District 95

Republican Primary

Declared

Michael O'Donnell, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Deb Langland^[9]

District 96

Republican Primary

Declared

Brad Christ, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Leslie Derrington^[9]

District 97

Republican Primary

Declared

David Casteel, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Dan Schaefer^[9]

District 98

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jaclyn Zimmermann^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Carol Veillette^[9]

Withdrawn

Tim Bosch^[10]

District 99

Democratic Primary

Declared

Boris Abadzhyan^[9]
Ian Mackey, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 100

Republican Primary

Declared

Brant Harber^[9]
Jason Jennings^[9]
Philip Oehlerking, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Colin Lovett^[9]

District 101

Republican Primary

Declared

Ben Keathley, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jacqueline Cotton^[9]

District 102

Republican Primary

Declared

Richard West, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Alex Hissong^[9]

District 103

Republican Primary

Declared

Dave Hinman, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Lizz Callahan^[9]
Angelica Earl^[9]
Amanda Taylor^[9]

District 104

Republican Primary

Declared

Jeremy Lloyd^[9]
Terri Violet^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Tara Murray^[9]

District 105

Republican Primary

Declared

Colin Wellenkamp^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Ron Odenthal^[9]

Withdrawn

Cindy Berne^[10]

District 106

Republican Primary

Declared

Travis Wilson, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Karen Edge^[9]

District 107

Republican Primary

Declared

Mark Matthiesen, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Gary Wester^[9]

District 108

Incumbent Justin Hicks will not seek re-election.

Republican Primary

Declared

Max Calfo^[9]
Mike Costlow^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Susan Shumway^[9]

District 109

Republican Primary

Declared

Kyle Marquart, incumbent state representative^[9]
John Simmons^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Eleanor Maynard^[9]

District 110

Republican Primary

Declared

Scott Ottenberg^[9]
Justin Sparks, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Josh Thackston^[9]

District 111

Republican Primary

Declared

Gary Bonacker, incumbent state representative^[9]
Cecelie Williams^[9]

District 112

Republican Primary

Declared

Renee Reuter, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Dave Rekosh^[9]

District 113

Republican Primary

Declared

Phil Amato, incumbent state representative^[9]
Joe Maddock^[9]

Endorsements

District 114

Republican Primary

Declared

Ken Waller, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jessie Shepherd^[9]

District 115

Republican Primary

Declared

Dominic (Dom) Lawson^[9]
Bill Lucas^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

David George^[9]

District 116

Republican Primary

Declared

Ryan Cooper^[9]
Dale Wright, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Libertarian Primary

Declared

Ethan Jones^[9]

District 117

Republican Primary

Declared

Chad Brown^[9]
Becky Laubinger^[9]
Mike Miller^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Casey Cassidy^[9]

District 118

Republican Primary

Declared

Mike McGirl, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

District 119

Republican Primary

Declared

Brad Banderman, incumbent state representative^[9]
Rafael Madrigal^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Amy Thompson^[9]

District 120

Republican Primary

Declared

Lancer Blair^[9]
John Hewkin^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jen Tracy^[9]

District 121

Republican Primary

Declared

Bill Hardwick, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Brandon Swartz^[9]

District 122

Republican Primary

Declared

Tara Peters, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Tara Anura^[9]

District 123

Republican Primary

Declared

Lisa Thomas, incumbent state representative^[9]
Jeff Vernetti^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Nancy Bates^[9]

District 124

Republican Primary

Declared

Don Mayhew, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Tara Hallmark^[9]

District 125

Republican Primary

Declared

Dane Diehl, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Lynda Jones^[9]

District 126

Republican Primary

Declared

Jim Kalberloh, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Kirsten Hockaday^[9]

District 127

Republican Primary

Declared

Ann Kelley, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Marvin Manring^[9]

District 128

Republican Primary

Declared

John Best^[9]
Derral Reynolds^[9]
Christopher Warwick^[9]
Bill Yarberry^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Rich Horton^[9]

District 129

Republican Primary

Declared

John Black, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Louise Hansen^[9]

District 130

Republican Primary

Declared

Bishop Davidson, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Leslie Jones^[9]

District 131

Republican Primary

Declared

Bill Owen, incumbent state representative^[9]

Withdrawn

Iliya Matveyuk^[10]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Ashley Cossins^[9]

District 132

Democratic Primary

Declared

Jeremy Dean^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Stephanos Freeman^[9]
Bernadean McAfee^[9]

Endorsements

District 133

Republican Primary

Declared

Melanie Stinnett, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Derrick Nowlin^[9]

District 134

Republican Primary

Declared

Alex Riley, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

District 135

Democratic Primary

Declared

Betsy Fogle, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Michael Hasty^[9]

Endorsements

District 136

Democratic Primary

Declared

Stephanie Hein, incumbent state representative^[9]

Republican Primary

Declared

Jim Robinette^[9]

Endorsements

District 137

Republican Primary

Declared

Darin Chappell, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Bryce Lockwood^[9]

District 138

Republican Primary

Declared

Tom Franiak^[9]
Burt Whaley^[9]

Endorsements

District 139

Republican Primary

Declared

Bob Titus, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Mark Gray^[9]

District 140

Republican Primary

Declared

Danny Garrison^[9]
Jamie Gragg, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Julia Curran^[9]

District 141

Republican Primary

Declared

John Perperian^[9]
Melissa Schmidt^[9]
Zach Williams^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Michael Bates^[9]

District 142

Republican Primary

Declared

Jeff Knight, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 143

Republican Primary

Declared

Bennie Cook, incumbent state representative^[9]
Philip Lohmann^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Bernadette Holzer^[9]

District 144

Republican Primary

Declared

Tony Harbison^[9]
Joe Loyd^[9]
Paul (Buck) Usher^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Andrew Eye^[9]

District 145

Republican Primary

Declared

Dave Soto^[9]
Bryant Wolfin^[9]

Endorsements

District 146

Republican Primary

Declared

Lucas Green^[9]
Barry Hovis, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

District 147

Republican Primary

Declared

John Voss, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

J. Michael Davis^[9]

Libertarian Primary

Declared

Greg Tlapek^[9]

District 148

Republican Primary

Declared

David Dolan^[9]
Gary Senciboy^[9]

Endorsements

District 149

Republican Primary

Declared

Donnie Brown, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

District 150

Republican Primary

Declared

Cameron Parker, incumbent state representative^[9]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Kay Collier^[9]

District 151

Republican Primary

Declared

Steve W. Jordan^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Donnie Hovis^[9]

District 152

Republican Primary

Declared

Hardy Billington, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

District 153

Republican Primary

Declared

Vinnie Clubb^[9]
Keith Elliott^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Sheila Bristol^[9]

District 154

Republican Primary

Declared

Mark Collins^[9]
Lisa Durnell^[9]
Larry Lindeman^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

JoJo Stewart^[9]

District 155

Republican Primary

Declared

Julie AuBuchon^[9]
Matthew Overcast^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Courtney Sweeney-Legore^[9]

District 156

Republican Primary

Declared

Carolyn Boss^[9]
Brian Seitz, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Janis Beacham^[9]

District 157

Republican Primary

Declared

Mitch Boggs, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

District 158

Republican Primary

Declared

Scott Cupps, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Yma Sautbine^[9]

District 159

Republican Primary

Declared

Dirk Deaton, incumbent state representative^[9]

Endorsements

District 160

Republican Primary

Declared

Ben Baker, incumbent state representative^[9]

Withdrawn

Mark Farnham^[10]

Democratic Primary

Declared

Rebecca Jensen^[9]

District 161

Republican Primary

Declared

Lane Roberts, incumbent state representative^[9]
Thomas Ross^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Shawna Ackerson^[9]

District 162

Republican Primary

Declared

Bob Bromley, incumbent state representative^[9]

District 163

Republican Primary

Declared

Zach Hatcher^[9]
Cathy Loy^[9]

Endorsements

Democratic Primary

Declared

Philip Wilson^[9]

Notes and References

Web site: 2024 Calendar . 2024-02-17 . www.sos.mo.gov.
Web site: Missouri House of Representatives elections, 2024. Ballotpedia. June 17, 2024.
Web site: Doherty . Camden . 2023-10-25 . Doug Mann not seeking reelection in House District 50 . 2024-07-29 . Columbia Missourian . en.
News: Lee. Reggie. State Rep. Gretchen Bangert running for St. Louis County Council seat. January 31, 2024. KTVI. June 17, 2024.
News: Dickey. Ashley. Rep. Cheri Toalson Reisch announces run for Boone County district commissioner. March 18, 2024. KOMU-TV. June 17, 2024.
News: Obradovic. Monica. Aldridge Tops Washington For Ward 14 Alderman. April 4, 2024. Riverfront Times. June 17, 2024.
News: Keller. Rudi. Incumbent Missouri senators survive primary challenges across the state. August 7, 2024. Missouri Independent. August 9, 2024. The Republican House incumbents who were defeated Tuesday are state Reps. Chris Sander of Lone Jack, a two-term lawmaker who lost the 33rd District to Carolyn Caton; Tony Lovasco of O’Fallon, a three-term lawmaker who lost the 64th District to Deanna Self; Kyle Marquart of Washington, Missouri, a first term lawmaker who lost the 109th District in Franklin County to the man he beat in 2022 to take the seat, John Simmons, also of Washington; Gary Bonacker of House Springs in Jefferson County, a first-term representative who lost the 111th District to Cecelie Williams of Dittmer; and Lisa Thomas, a two-term member from Lake Ozark who lost to Jeff Vernetti of Camdenton..
Web site: 24 MO Forecast . 2024-04-07 . projects.cnalysis.com.
Web site: UNOFFICIAL Candidate Filing List. Missouri Secretary of State. April 11, 2024.
Web site: UNOFFICIAL Candidate Filing List, Removed Candidates. Missouri Secretary of State. April 26, 2024.
Web site: Doherty . Camden . 2023-10-25 . Doug Mann not seeking reelection in House District 50 . 2024-07-29 . Columbia Missourian . en.