I think we can about consider Heidepreim/Kelly done

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     DIST 13 STATE SENATE
(D) HEIDEPRIEM     SCOTT           2430       57            8            12
(R) KELLY          DICK            1842       43            8            12

With 4 precincts left to report in, 57-43 is going to be a tough margin to make up. Unfortunately, Republicans are likely to have to contend with Scott as he prepares his run for higher office by serving in the legislature.

     DIST 03 STATE SENATE
 (D) HOERTH         ALAN            2282       50            7            13
 (R) LATTERELL      ISAAC           2311       50            7            13

District 3 is looking like it might be a win in the GOP column. There's still lots of votes left to come in, so we'll keep watching this nailbiter.

     DIST 25 STATE SENATE
  (R) HAUGE          ARLEN (ARNI      843       51            4            21
  (D) KROGER         MIKE             811       49            4            21



Another nailbiter - lots of things hanging on the edge tonight.

Comments

Anonymous said…
looks like the ads backfired...or maybe they worked to reduce the margin.
9:54 PM
Anonymous said…
District 25 is a win for the GOP no matter which candidate wins, Kroger may have a "D" after his name but that's about the only thing democratic about him.
9:57 PM
Anonymous said…
Heidepriem will take down GOP in 2010
9:57 PM
Anonymous said…
Isaac is behind now!! crap
10:27 PM
Anonymous said…
32 votes! Recount in Dist 3?
11:47 PM
Anonymous said…
Kelly decides to work w/3 weeks out. Too late. Sorry guys.
12:28 AM
Anonymous said…
The GOP should be ashamed of themselves. Wasting a ton of money on Rounds, Long, Nelson, Sattgast, and Larson, and leaving Latterell out to dry!! They should have won this easily!!
12:31 AM
Anonymous said…
Yeah, I guess you're right. Latterell is a big deal just like Rounds and Long. NOT!
1:03 AM
Anonymous said…
Based on the amount of advertising Latterel did, he obviously didn't need the state GOP checkbook. I'm sure his campaign finance report will point to a couple obvious and expected sources. Lee S. you really screwed up this time. You and your cronies underestimated the intelligence of South Dakota voters.
12:10 PM
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