As it stands tonight

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As of 8:30 tonight - here's what's been turned in and recorded by the Secretary of State:

Race District Chamber Party Name City
Governor

Libertarian Gerber, Tom Sturgis



Republican Rounds, Mike Pierre



Democratic Billion, Jack Sioux Falls




Wiese, Dennis J. Flandreau
Legislature 1 House Democratic Halverson, Clayton Veblen




Sigdestad, David Pierpont



Republican Iverson, Rory Sisseton


Senate Democratic Hanson, Gary D. Sisseton



Republican Johnson, Wade A. Sisseton

2 House Democratic Dennert, H. Paul Columbia




Elliott, Burt Aberdeen




Graham, John Mansfield



Republican Layman, Scott Barnard




Lorenz, Jim Aberdeen


Senate Democratic Hundstad, Jim Bath



Republican Johnson, Brian G. Frankfort

3 House Democratic Black, Thomas E. Aberdeen




Newquist, David L. Aberdeen



Republican Novstrup, Al Aberdeen




Novstrup, David Aberdeen


Senate Democratic Kneebone, Ted Aberdeen



Republican Latterell, Isaac Aberdeen




Sutton, Duane Ormun Aberdeen

4 House Democratic Street, Steve Revillo



Republican Nosbush, Mary E. Gary




Rausch, Val Big Stone City


Senate Democratic Peterson, Jim Revillo



Republican Diedrich, Larry Elkton

5 House Democratic Howlett, Dale Watertown




Mittelstedt, Rich Watertown



Republican Faehn, Bob Watertown




Koistinen, Al Watertown


Senate Democratic Turbak, Nancy J. Watertown



Republican Arnold, Dennis Watertown




Konold, Claire B. Watertown

6 House Democratic Soren, Jason Lake Preston




Whites, Ron Iroquois



Republican Nelson, Paul Hetland




Noem, Kristi Castlewood




Stormo, Samantha Hayti


Senate Democratic Foster, Ron Estelline



Republican Greenfield, Brock L. Clark




Holbeck, James Clark

7 House Democratic Horton, Joshua Brookings



Republican Pitts, Carol A. Brookings




Tidemann, Larry J. Brookings


Senate Democratic Widvey, Harold Brookings



Republican Smidt, Orville B. Brookings

8 House Democratic Gassman, David B. Canova




Lange, Gerald F. Madison



Republican Olson, Russell Madison




Scofield, Sue Wentworth


Senate Democratic Sutton, Dan Flandreau



Republican Toates, John Flandreau

9 House Democratic Engels, Richard A. Hartford




Roberts, Elaine A. Sioux Falls



Republican Dressen, Katy Sioux Falls




Peters, Deb Hartford


Senate Democratic Nielson, Paul Sioux Falls




Spader, Duane Sioux Falls



Republican Dempster, Tom Sioux Falls

10 House Democratic Giebink, Mary Ann Sioux Falls




Kielman, Rich Brandon



Republican Hunt, Roger Brandon




Krebs, Shantel Sioux Falls


Senate Democratic Sietstra, Philip G. Sioux Falls



Republican Abdallah, Gene G. Sioux Falls




Alvine, Frank Sioux Falls

11 House Democratic Moran, Lance Sioux Falls




Williams, Marie Y Sioux Falls



Republican Weems, Keri K. Sioux Falls




Willadsen, Mark K Sioux Falls


Senate Constitution Bartlett, D. Scott Sioux Falls



Democratic Cradduck, Rebekah A. Sioux Falls



Republican Gant, Jason M. Sioux Falls

12 House Democratic Kniffen, Gregory Sioux Falls




Nathanson, Jessica Sioux Falls




Steensland, Craig Sioux Falls



Libertarian Anderson, John I. Sioux Falls



Republican Henkin, Ann Sioux Falls




Steele, Manny Sioux Falls




Wick, Hal Sioux Falls


Senate Democratic Jerstad, Sandy Sioux Falls



Republican Earley, William F. Sioux Falls

13 House Democratic Blake, Susan Sioux Falls




Thompson, Bill Sioux Falls



Republican Gourley, Richard W. Sioux Falls




Heineman, Phyllis M. Sioux Falls




Souter, Bob Sioux Falls


Senate Democratic Heidepriem, Scott N. Sioux Falls



Republican Kelly, Dick Sioux Falls

14 House Democratic Feinstein, Marc Sioux Falls



Republican Cutler, Joni Sioux Falls




Tornow, R. Shawn Sioux Falls


Senate Constitution Scott, William L. Sioux Falls



Democratic Berggren, Roger Sioux Falls



Republican Knudson, Dave Sioux Falls

15 House Democratic Glenski, Mary Sioux Falls




Miles, Kathleen Sioux Falls



Republican Allis, Gregory P. Sioux Falls




Scholten, Vince Sioux Falls


Senate Democratic Koetzle, Gil Sioux Falls



Republican Weis "Tammy", Tamera Sioux Falls

16 House Democratic Gillespie, Margaret V. Hudson




Jenkins, Ron North Sioux City



Republican Dykstra, Joel D. Canton




Lederman, Daniel Dakota Dunes


Senate Republican Albers, Kenneth D. Canton

17 House Democratic Norin, Patricia A. Centerville




Nygaard, Eldon E. Vermillion



Republican Boomgarden, Jamie M. Chancellor




Schafer, Donna Vermillion


Senate Democratic Nesselhuf, Ben Vermillion



Republican Adams, Nathan J. Vermillion

18 House Democratic Gleich, Robert J. Utica




Moore, Garry A. Yankton



Republican Gilson, Charlotte "Charlii" Yankton


Senate Democratic Rossiter, Peter A. Yankton



Republican Hunhoff, Jean Yankton

19 House Democratic Hornstra, Ronnie Avon




Schutt, Dennis J. Parkston



Libertarian Martin, Alexander Scotland



Republican Jerke, Gary Tripp




Putnam, J.E. "Jim" Armour


Senate Democratic Kloucek, Frank J. Scotland



Republican Hauck, John P. Tabor

20 House Democratic Steele, Susan N. Plankinton



Republican Carson, Lance A. Mitchell




Vehle, Mike Mitchell


Senate Democratic Kelly, Craig R. Mitchell



Republican Olson, Ed Mitchell

21 House Democratic Kastner, Diane L. Kennebec




Reis, David Oacoma



Republican Deadrick, Thomas J. Platte




Juhnke, Kent Vivian


Senate Democratic Niles, Mahylen D. Chamberlain



Republican Garnos, Cooper Presho

22 House Democratic Burg, Quinten L. Wessington Springs




Hargens, Dale Miller



Republican Dean, Richard C. Wessington Springs




Haeder, Joshua R Huron


Senate Republican Hansen, Tom Huron

23 House Republican Davis, Justin J. Ipswich




Hackl, Tom Hoven


Senate Republican Duenwald, Jay L. Hoven

24 House Republican Olson, Ryan P. Onida




Rounds, Tim G. Pierre


Senate Republican Gray, Bob Pierre

25 House Democratic Bauermeister, Rick Dell Rapids




Kroger, Mike Dell Rapids



Republican Ammon, Greg Dell Rapids




Rave, Tim Baltic


Senate Republican Kooistra, Clarence Garretson

26 Senate Democratic Bartling, Julie Burke




Simpson, John J. Hamill




Wright, Sherman D. Mission



Republican Koskan, John Wood

26A House Democratic Lucas, Larry J. Mission



Republican Jensen, Barry White River

26B House Democratic Glover, Thomas J. Burke



Republican Vanneman, Kim L. Ideal

27 House Democratic Bradford, Jim Pine Ridge




Williams, Gene S. Interior



Republican Broken Nose, Maxine Pine Ridge




DeVries, Mark Belvidere


Senate Democratic Two Bulls, Theresa (Huck) Pine Ridge



Republican Hanrahan, Craig L. Philip

28 Senate Democratic Emery, Steve McLaughlin




Maher, Ryan Isabel



Republican Heck, Gerry Isabel




Klaudt, Ted A. Walker




Wetz, Kenneth Newell

28A House Democratic Van Norman, Thomas J. Eagle Butte



Republican Hunt, Everett Eagle Butte

28B House Republican Drown, Bob Bison




Olson, Betty Prairie City

29 House Republican Brunner, Thomas J. Nisland




Hunter, Ray Sturgis




LaRue, Maurice Sturgis




Rhoden, Larry Union Center


Senate Republican McNenny, Kenneth Sturgis

30 House Democratic Bloomer, Jerry Hot Springs




Brown, Franz K Hot Springs




Hanson, Rick Custer



Republican Howie, Gordon Rapid City




Pederson, Gordon Wall


Senate Democratic Ratliff, Catherine Hot Springs



Republican Lintz, Jim Hermosa

31 House Democratic Paris, Dinah Lead



Libertarian Ager, Andre Spearfish



Republican Hills, Tom Spearfish




Turbiville, Charles M. Deadwood


Senate Independent Ballert, Karen Lead



Republican Apa, Jerry Lead

32 House Democratic Hemmingsen, Pamela K Rapid City




Nolan, Suzan Rapid City



Republican Dreyer, Brian Rapid City




Hanks, Alan Rapid City


Senate Constitution Lautenschlager, Daniel Rapid City



Democratic Katus, Tom Rapid City



Republican Adelstein, Stanford M. Rapid City




Schwiesow, Elli Rapid City

33 House Democratic Long Fox, Paula Rapid City




Loudner, Gary Black Hawk




Nelsen, Jeff Rapid City



Republican Buckingham, Michael Rapid City




Van Etten, Don Rapid City


Senate Democratic Finch, Dennis Rapid City



Republican Duniphan, J.P. Rapid City




Schmidt, Dennis Rapid City

34 House Democratic Clayborne, Courtney R. Rapid City



Republican Lust, David Rapid City




McLaughlin, Ed Rapid City


Senate Republican McCracken, Royal "Mac" Rapid City

35 House Democratic Wudtke, Laurie Rapid City



Republican Gunderson, Dale E. Rapid City




Haverly, Jeffrey Rapid City




Hendrickson, Lyle Rapid City




Kirkeby, Mark Rapid City


Senate Republican McCoy, Alice L Rapid City




Napoli, William "Bill" Rapid City
US Rep

Democratic Herseth, Stephanie Sioux Falls



Libertarian Rudebusch, Larry Bruce

Comments

Publisher said…
So the Republicans have a monopoly on District 23-Again!
Oh well, it could be worse!
9:05 PM
Haggs said…
Wait, there isn't a Republican running against Herseth? That's interesting.
12:31 AM
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