Result
Rep. Chanel Mosley (D-Black Jack) won a second term in Missouri House District 75 on Tuesday, Nov. 3, defeating Republican Brandon Wilke with 81.3% of the vote. Unofficial results show Mosley with 9,329 votes to Wilke’s 2,142, or 18.7%.
It was Mosley’s first general election against an opponent. She won the open seat in 2024 by edging Catina Howard and A.J. White in a three-way Democratic primary with 44.1% of the vote, then ran unopposed in November. Her new term begins when the General Assembly convenes Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2027.
Candidates and Platforms
Mosley, a data analyst at Eye Care Partners, was born and raised in the city of St. Louis, graduated from McCluer High School in Florissant and now lives in Florissant. She is the daughter of former state Rep. Jay Mosley and state Sen. Angela Mosley. Her House biography lists improving student attendance, helping young people dealing with emotional distress, fighting gun violence and addressing the disappearances and killings of African American women and girls as priorities.
Wilke, a former HVAC technician who attended Florissant-Ferguson public schools, campaigned on affordability, including property tax assessments and utility rates. His platform also called for improving public schools while supporting school choice, funding police and first responders and cutting unnecessary government spending. He described himself as a bipartisan voice focused on local needs over party politics.
District and Chamber
District 75 is in north St. Louis County and covers most of Florissant along with Black Jack. Statewide, Democrats flipped 16 House seats, their largest gain in the chamber since 1974, leaving Republicans with a 95-68 majority and ending the Republican supermajority that had been in place since 2012.
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