2024 Kansas House of Representatives election

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All 125 seats in theKansas House of Representatives 63 seats needed for a majority
Majority party Minority party   Leader Daniel Hawkins Vic Miller (retired) Party Republican Democratic Leader's seat 100th district 58th district Seats before 85 40 Seats won 88 37 Seat change 3 3
Results by gains and holds Results by winning party vote share Results:      Republican gain      Republican hold     Democratic hold Vote share:      50–60%     60–70%     70–80%     80–90%     >90%      50–60%     60–70%     70–80%     >90%
Speaker before election Daniel Hawkins Republican Elected Speaker Daniel Hawkins Republican

Elections in Kansas
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The2024 Kansas House of Representatives election was held on November 5, 2024, alongside the2024 United States elections. All 125 seats in theKansas House of Representatives were up for election.^[1]

Twenty incumbents retired.

1. District 10:Christina Haswood retired torun for State Senate.^[2]
2. District 46:Dennis Highberger retired.^[1]
3. District 58:Vic Miller retired torun for State Senate.^[3]

1. District 1:Michael Houser retired.^[1]
2. District 4:Trevor Jacobs retired.^[1]
3. District 26:Adam Thomas retired torun for State Senate.^[4]
4. District 51:Kenny Titus retired torun for State Senate.^[5]
5. District 62:Randy Garber retired.^[6]
6. District 63:John Eplee retired torun for State Senate.^[7]
7. District 67:Mike Dodson retired.^[1]
8. District 73:Lori Shultz retired.^[8]
9. District 74:Stephen Owens retired torun for State Senate.^[1]
10. District 76:Eric Smith retired.^[9]
11. District 90:Carl Maughan retired.^[10]
12. District 105:Brenda Landwehr retired.^[11]
13. District 107:Susan Concannon retired.^[11]
14. District 112:Tory Marie Arnberger retired torun for State Senate.^[1]
15. District 114:Michael Murphy retired torun for State Senate.^[12]
16. District 122:Bill Clifford retired torun for State Senate.^[1]
17. District 124:David Younger retired.^[1]

Two incumbent representatives, one Democrat and one Republican, were defeated in the August 6 primary election.

1. District 35:Marvin Robinson lost renomination to Wanda Paige.^[13] Robinson subsequently died on August 23.^[14]

1. District 65:Jeff Underhill lost renomination to Shawn Chauncey.^[1]

Districts where the margin of victory was under 10%:

1. District 28, 1.18%
2. District 49, 1.18%
3. District 15, 1.36% (flip)
4. District 88, 2.12%
5. District 14, 2.64% (flip)
6. District 39, 3.16%
7. District 102, 4.06% (flip)
8. District 67, 4.86%
9. District 41, 5.1%
10. District 30, 5.2%
11. District 48, 5.76%
12. District 53, 7.49%
13. District 87, 8.58%
14. District 78, 8.8%
15. District 95, 7.92%
16. District 56, 9.28%
17. District 96, 9.45%