Result

Incumbent state Rep. Brooklynne Mosley (D-KS) won reelection to Kansas House District 46 in the Nov. 3 general election, according to the race record. Mosley faced no Republican opponent, keeping the Douglas County seat under Democratic control. The Kansas Legislature confirms that Mosley has represented District 46 since 2025, after her 2024 election. ​

Unofficial results from the Douglas County Elections Office show Mosley received 6,243 votes, or 98.45%, compared with 98 write-in votes, or 1.55%. Mosley was the only named candidate on the general election ballot.

Candidates and platforms

Mosley's campaign website says Kansas should prioritize policies that promote a living wage, empower workers and reduce income inequality. The site presents that platform under the title "Rising Together With People Centered Policies."

In a 2024 candidate questionnaire reported by The Lawrence Times on July 20, Mosley listed anti-poverty and family stabilization efforts as priorities. She identified health care and child care policies as important and cited their popularity among Kansans. Mosley was also the only candidate in the Aug. 4 Democratic primary, receiving 3,052 votes, according to official Kansas Secretary of State results.

District and chamber

The race was for District 46 in the Kansas House of Representatives, representing part of Douglas County, including Lawrence. Mosley was the incumbent and previously held the seat, so the election was not an open-seat contest.

Across the nationwide state House races in the supplied record, Democrats have 1,978 winners, and Republicans have 1,712. Six winners are coded "I" for independent. One winner is coded "N" and one is coded "X," although the record does not define those two codes. Democrats account for approximately 53.5% of the 3,698 called races, compared with 46.3% for Republicans, a gap of 266 victories.

The tally counts nationwide races, not seats in the Kansas House, and does not establish which party controls that chamber. The record excludes 873 of 4,571 races without a recorded winner party. These aggregate figures have not been independently verified.

The general election results remain unofficial. The Kansas secretary of state has published preliminary statewide results, while the Douglas County Elections Office reports the district's vote totals. Final certification remains pending.

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