2024 Missouri House of Representatives election

2024 Missouri House of Representatives elections
All 163 seats in the Missouri House of Representatives; 82 seats needed for a majority
	Map of the incumbents:; Democratic incumbent; Republican incumbent
Incumbent Speaker; Dean Plocher; Republican	; ;

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]

Predictions edit

Source	Ranking	As of
CNalysis^[2]	Solid R	April 7, 2024

Election results edit

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Jeff Farnan, incumbent state representative^[3]
Michelle Horner^[3]

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Mazzie Christensen, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Danny Busick, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Greg Sharpe, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Melissa Jo Viloria^[3]

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Louis Riggs, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Ed Lewis, incumbent state representative^[3]

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John Akins^[3]

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Peggy McGaugh, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Terrence Fiala^[3]

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Josh Hurlbert, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Sandy Van Wagner^[3]

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Dean Van Schoiack, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Bill Falkner, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Andew Gibson^[3]

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Brenda Shields, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Jamie Johnson, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Mike Jones^[3]

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Sean Pouche, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Andrea Denning^[3]

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Ashley Aune,incumbent state representative^[3]

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Frank Pendleton^[3]

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Kenneth Jamison^[3]
Greg Smith^[3]

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Mike Jones^[3]

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Chris Brown, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Gloria Young^[3]

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Bill Allen, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Shirley Mata^[3]

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James Palmer^[4]

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Eric Woods,incumbent state representative^[3]

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Patricia Geronima Hernandez^[3]
Nicholas Thomas^[3]

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Karen Spalding^[3]

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Mike Steinmeyer^[3]

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Clarence Franklin, Jr.^[3]

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Will Jobe^[3]

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Marjain Breitenbach^[3]

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Yolanda Young, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Mireya Barragan^[3]

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Michael Johnson, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Daniel Contreras^[3]

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Emily Weber, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Claudia Toomim^[3]

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Pattie Mansur^[3]
Ben Schloegel^[3]

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Patty Lewis, incumbent state representative (2021-present) (running for State Senate)^[4]

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Steven Bright^[3]

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Tiffany Price^[3]

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Anthony Zarantonello^[3]

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Melissa Douglas^[3]

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Donna Barnes^[3]
Mike Sager^[3]

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Steven Hinton^[3]

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Aaron Crossley, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Robert Bruette^[3]

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Jon Patterson, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Kevin Grover^[3]

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Ron Fowler^[3]

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Jeremy Rowan^[3]

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Jeff Coleman, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Jennifer Cassidy^[3]

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Chris Sander, incumbent state representative^[3]
Carolyn S. Caton^[3]

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Kemp Strickler, incumbent state representative^[3]

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J.C. Crossley^[3]

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Keri Ingle, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Michael Green^[3]

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Anthony Ealy, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Dave Thomas^[3]

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Mark Sharp, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Teresa Murphy^[4]

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Chris Lonsdale, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Martin Jacobs^[3]

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Mark Meirath^[3]

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Chad Perkins, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Sheri Jay^[3]

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Doyle Justus, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Hans Stock^[3]

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Dalton Johnson^[3]

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Jeff Myers, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Shaun Sparks^[3]

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Kent Haden, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Erik Richardson^[3]

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Bryce Beal^[3]
John Martin^[3]

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Dave Raithel^[3]

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Kathy Steinhoff, incumbent state representative^[3]

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David Tyson Smith, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Adrian Plank, incumbent state representative^[3]

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John Potter^[3]

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Tim Taylor, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Joseph Jefferies^[3]

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Jim Schulte, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Jessica O'Neal-Slisz^[3]

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Jeffrey Basinger^[3]
Gregg Bush^[3]

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Joshua Blakeman^[3]

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Kerrick Alumbaugh^[3]
Mark Nolte^[3]

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Glenda Bainbridge^[3]

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Bradley Pollitt, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Rene Vance^[3]

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Terry Thompson, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Beth Grubbe^[3]

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Brandon Phelps^[3]
Matthew Sergent^[3]

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Eric Stevens^[3]

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William Irwin^[3]

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Todd Berck^[3]
Michael Davis, incumbent state representative^[3]
Ryan Johnson^[3]

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Pam Jenkins Hatcher^[3]

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Rodger Reedy, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Michael Walbom^[3]

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Willard Haley, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Rudy Veit, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Dave Griffith, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Jamie Howard^[3]

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Bruce Sassmann, incumbent state representative^[3]
Paul Stratman^[3]
Brian Tharp^[3]

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Sherri Gallick, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Tricia Byrnes, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Jenna Roberson^[3]

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Tony Lovasco, incumbent state representative^[3]
Deanna Self^[3]

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Cheryl Hibbeler^[3]

District 65 edit

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Wendy Hausman, incumbent state representative^[3]

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LaLana Island^[4]

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Marlene Terry, incumbent state representative^[3]
Tommie Pierson^[3]

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Neil Smith^[3]
Tonya Rush^[3]

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Pamela Paul^[3]
Jay Mosley, incumbent state representative^[3]
Kem Smith^[3]

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Scott Miller^[3]

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Chris Chapman^[3]

District 70 edit

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Stephanie Boykin^[3]
Rickey Joiner^[3]
Durell Reeves^[3]

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Dustin Coffell^[3]

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LaDonna Appelbaum, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Doug Clemens, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Mike Person^[3]
Raychel Proudie, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Kevin Windham Jr., incumbent state representative^[3]

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Jack Howard^[3]

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Catina Howard^[3]
Chanel Mosley^[3]
A.J. White^[3]

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Marlon Anderson, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Cameron McCarty^[3]

District 77 edit

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Kimberly-Ann Collins, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Jami Cox Antwi^[3]
Marty (Joe) Murray^[3]
Jessica Pachak^[3]

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Jim Povolish^[3]

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LaKeySha Frazier-Bosley, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Elizabeth (Lilly) Fuchs^[3]
Ben Murray^[3]

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Kirk Hilzinger^[3]

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Steve Butz, incumbent state representative^[3]
Cydney Johnson^[3]
Bill Stephens^[3]

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Jake Koehr^[3]

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Nick Kimble^[3]

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Donald Flecke^[3]

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Ray Reed^[3]

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Andrew Bolin^[3]

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Del Taylor, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Richard (Ricky) Cowell^[3]

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Yolonda Fountain Henderson, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Jeff Hales^[3]
Donovan Meeks^[3]
Trina Nelson^[3]

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Connie Steinmetz^[3]

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Daniel Hyatt^[3]
John Rommel^[3]

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Holly Jones, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Kyle Luzynski^[3]

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George Hruza^[3]

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Eric Morse^[3]

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Mark Boyko^[3]

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Scott Mathewson^[3]

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Jo Doll, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Michael Burton, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Kenneth Abram^[3]
Cijo Mathews^[3]

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Bridget Walsh Moore, incumbent state representative^[3]

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James O'Donnell^[3]

District 94 edit

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Jim Murphy, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Kyle Kerns^[3]

District 95 edit

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Michael O'Donnell, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Deb Langland^[3]

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Brad Christ, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Leslie Derrington^[3]

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David Casteel, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Dan Schaefer^[3]

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Jaclyn Zimmermann^[3]

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Tim Bosch^[3]
Carol Veillette^[3]

District 99 edit

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Boris Abadzhyan^[3]
Ian Mackey, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Brant Harber^[3]
Jason Jennings^[3]
Philip Oehlerking, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Colin Lovett^[3]

District 101 edit

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Ben Keathley, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Jacqueline Cotton^[3]

District 102 edit

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Richard West, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Alex Hissong^[3]

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Dave Hinman, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Lizz Callahan^[3]
Angelica Earl^[3]
Amanda Taylor^[3]

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Jeremy Lloyd^[3]
Terri Violet^[3]

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Tara Murray^[3]

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Colin Wellenkamp^[3]

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Cindy Berne^[4]

District 106 edit

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Travis Wilson, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Karen Edge^[3]

District 107 edit

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Mark Matthiesen, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Gary Wester^[3]

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Max Calfo^[3]
Mike Costlow^[3]

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Susan Shumway^[3]

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Kyle Marquart, incumbent state representative^[3]
John Simmons^[3]

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Eleanor Maynard^[3]

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Scott Ottenberg^[3]
Justin Sparks, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Josh Thackston^[3]

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Gary Bonacker, incumbent state representative^[3]
Cecelie Williams^[3]

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Renee Reuter, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Dave Rekosh^[3]

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Phil Amato, incumbent state representative^[3]
Joe Maddock^[3]

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Ken Waller, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Jessie Shepherd^[3]

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Dominic (Dom) Lawson^[3]
Bill Lucas^[3]

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David George^[3]

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Ryan Cooper^[3]
Dale Wright, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Ethan Jones^[3]

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Chad Brown^[3]
Becky Laubinger^[3]
Mike Miller^[3]

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Casey Cassidy^[3]

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Mike McGirl, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Brad Banderman, incumbent state representative^[3]
Rafael Madrigal^[3]

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Amy Thompson^[3]

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Lancer Blair^[3]
John Hewkin^[3]

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Jen Tracy^[3]

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Bill Hardwick, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Brandon Swartz^[3]

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Tara Peters, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Tara Anura^[3]

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Lisa Thomas, incumbent state representative^[3]
Jeff Vernetti^[3]

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Nancy Bates^[3]

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Don Mayhew, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Tara Hallmark^[3]

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Dane Diehl, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Lynda Jones^[3]

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Jim Kalberloh, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Kirsten Hockaday^[3]

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Ann Kelley, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Marvin Manring^[3]

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John Best^[3]
Derral Reynolds^[3]
Christopher Warwick^[3]
Bill Yarberry^[3]

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Rich Horton^[3]

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John Black, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Louise Hansen^[3]

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Bishop Davidson, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Leslie Jones^[3]

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Iliya Matveyuk^[3]
Bill Owen, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Ashley Cossins^[3]

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Jeremy Dean^[3]

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Stephanos Freeman^[3]
Bernadean McAfee^[3]

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Melanie Stinnett, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Derrick Nowlin^[3]

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Alex Riley, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Betsy Fogle, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Michael Hasty^[3]

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Stephanie Hein, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Jim Robinette^[3]

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Darin Chappell, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Bryce Lockwood^[3]

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Tom Franiak^[3]
Burt Whaley^[3]

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Bob Titus, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Mark Gray^[3]

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Danny Garrison^[3]
Jamie Gragg, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Julia Curran^[3]

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John Perperian^[3]
Melissa Schmidt^[3]
Zach Williams^[3]

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Michael Bates^[3]

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Jeff Knight, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Bennie Cook, incumbent state representative^[3]
Philip Lohmann^[3]

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Bernadette Holzer^[3]

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Tony Harbison^[3]
Joe Loyd^[3]
Paul (Buck) Usher^[3]

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Andrew Eye^[3]

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Dave Soto^[3]
Bryant Wolfin^[3]

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Lucas Green^[3]
Barry Hovis, incumbent state representative^[3]

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John Voss, incumbent state representative^[3]

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J. Michael Davis^[3]

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Greg Tlapek^[3]

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David Dolan^[3]
Gary Senciboy^[3]

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Donnie Brown, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Cameron Parker, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Kay Collier^[3]

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Steve Jordan, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Donnie Hovis^[3]

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Hardy Billington, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Vinnie Clubb^[3]
Keith Elliott^[3]

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Sheila Bristol^[3]

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Mark Collins^[3]
Lisa Durnell^[3]
Larry Lindeman^[3]

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JoJo Stewart^[3]

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Julie AuBuchon^[3]
Matthew Overcast^[3]

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Courtney Sweeney-Legore^[3]

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Carolyn Boss^[3]
Brian Seitz, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Janis Beacham^[3]

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Mitch Boggs, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Scott Cupps, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Yma Sautbine^[3]

District 159 edit

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Dirk Deaton, incumbent state representative^[3]

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Ben Baker, incumbent state representative^[3]
Mark Farnham^[3]

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Rebecca Jensen^[3]

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Lane Roberts, incumbent state representative^[3]
Thomas Ross^[3]

Democratic Primary edit

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Shawna Ackerson^[3]

District 162 edit

Republican Primary edit

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Bob Bromley, incumbent state representative^[3]

District 163 edit

Republican Primary edit

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Zach Hatcher^[3]
Cathy Loy^[3]

Democratic Primary edit

Declared edit

Philip Wilson^[3]

References edit

^ "2024 Calendar". www.sos.mo.gov. Retrieved 2024-02-17.
^ "24 MO Forecast". projects.cnalysis.com. Retrieved 2024-04-07.
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^ ^a ^b ^c ^d ^e "UNOFFICIAL Candidate Filing List, Removed Candidates". Missouri Secretary of State. Retrieved April 26, 2024.

[1] "2024 Calendar". www.sos.mo.gov. Retrieved 2024-02-17.

[2] "24 MO Forecast". projects.cnalysis.com. Retrieved 2024-04-07.

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[MO2024-Withdrawn-4] "UNOFFICIAL Candidate Filing List, Removed Candidates". Missouri Secretary of State. Retrieved April 26, 2024.

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