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South Dakota Senate

Senate District 1 · 1 seat

Michael Rohl (Republican)

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Senate District 10 · 1 seat

Liz Larson (Democratic); Michael Dupic (Republican)

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Senate District 11 · 1 seat

Aaron Matson (Democratic); Chris Karr (Republican)

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Senate District 12 · 1 seat

Joe Zweifel (Democratic); Kari Shanard-Koenders (Republican)

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Senate District 13 · 1 seat

Sue Peterson (Republican)

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Senate District 14 · 1 seat

Larry P. Zikmund (Republican)

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Senate District 15 · 1 seat

Erik Muckey (Democratic); Brenda Lawrence (Republican)

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Senate District 16 · 1 seat

Kevin Jensen (Republican)

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Senate District 17 · 1 seat

Sydney Davis (Republican)

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Senate District 18 · 1 seat

Kay Swihart (Democratic); Lauren Nelson (Republican)

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Senate District 19 · 1 seat

Russell Graeff (Democratic); Kyle Schoenfish (Republican)

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Senate District 2 · 1 seat

John Sjaarda (Republican)

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Senate District 20 · 1 seat

Paul Miskimins (Republican)

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Senate District 21 · 1 seat

Dan Andersson (Democratic); MyKala Voita (Republican)

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Senate District 22 · 1 seat

Brandon Wipf (Republican)

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Senate District 23 · 1 seat

Mark Lapka (Republican)

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Senate District 24 · 1 seat

Jim Mehlhaff (Republican)

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Senate District 25 · 1 seat

Bart Sample (Republican); Bryan Breitling (Independent)

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Senate District 26 · 1 seat

Shawn Bordeaux (Democratic); Rebecca Reimer (Republican)

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Senate District 27 · 1 seat

Celestine Stadnick (Democratic); Anthony Kathol (Republican); Peri Pourier (Independent)

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Senate District 28 · 1 seat

J. Sam Marty (Republican)

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Senate District 29 · 1 seat

Bill Meirose (Republican)

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Senate District 3 · 1 seat

Katherine Washnok (Republican)

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Senate District 30 · 1 seat

Amber Hulse (Republican)

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Senate District 31 · 1 seat

Randy Deibert (Republican)

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Senate District 32 · 1 seat

Jeff Shelton (Democratic); Helene Duhamel (Republican)

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Senate District 33 · 1 seat

Christopher Baumgartner (Democratic); David Johnson (Republican)

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Senate District 34 · 1 seat

Michael Calabrese (Democratic); Taffy Howard (Republican)

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Senate District 35 · 1 seat

Greg Blanc (Republican)

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Senate District 4 · 1 seat

Stephanie Sauder (Republican)

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Senate District 5 · 1 seat

Glen Vilhauer (Republican)

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Senate District 6 · 1 seat

Ernie Otten Jr. (Republican)

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Senate District 7 · 1 seat

Tim Reed (Republican)

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Senate District 8 · 1 seat

Casey Crabtree (Republican); Clint Hoyer (Independent)

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Senate District 9 · 1 seat

Joy Hohn (Republican)

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South Dakota House

House District 1 · 2 seats

Courtney Enfield (Democratic); Nicholas Fosness (Republican); Daniel Kjos (Republican)

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House District 10 · 2 seats

Adam Bair (Democratic); Kathleen Brudvig (Democratic); Kimberly Petterson (Republican); John Pohlman (Republican)

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House District 11 · 2 seats

Sonja Mentzer (Democratic); Brian Mulder (Republican); Keri Weems (Republican); Tracey Quint (Libertarian Party)

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House District 12 · 2 seats

Stephanie Arne (Democratic); Amber Arlint (Republican); Kerry Loudenslager (Republican)

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House District 13 · 2 seats

Ali Horsted (Democratic); John Hughes (Republican); Jack Kolbeck (Republican)

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House District 14 · 2 seats

Erinn Williams (Democratic); Taylor Rae Rehfeldt (Republican); Tyler Tordsen (Republican)

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House District 15 · 2 seats

Kadyn Wittman (Democratic); June CopperStad (Democratic); Joni Tschetter (Republican); Andre Zachariahs (Republican)

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House District 16 · 2 seats

Tim Rhead (Democratic); John Shubeck (Republican); Lisa Bogue (Republican)

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House District 17 · 2 seats

Austin Brunick (Democratic); Leslie Gerrish (Democratic); Chris Kassin (Republican); Troy Redler (Republican)

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House District 18 · 2 seats

Jarod Holcomb (Democratic); Karen Springer (Democratic); Mike Stevens (Republican); John Marquardt (Republican)

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House District 19 · 2 seats

Heidi Hora (Democratic); Jessica Bahmuller (Republican); Drew Peterson (Republican)

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House District 2 · 2 seats

Blake Rife (Democratic); Adam Long (Republican); Manuel Luschas (Republican)

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House District 20 · 2 seats

Jeff Bathke (Republican); Terry Sabers (Republican)

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House District 21 · 2 seats

Jim Halverson (Republican); Marty Overweg (Republican)

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House District 22 · 2 seats

Cully Williams (Democratic); Lana Greenfield (Republican); Kevin Van Diepen (Republican)

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House District 23 · 2 seats

Spencer Gosch (Republican); Dick Werner (Republican); Garett Heinz (Independent)

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House District 24 · 2 seats

Mike Weisgram (Republican); Laurie Gill (Republican)

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House District 25 · 2 seats

Nick Buchholz (Republican); Carrie Sanderson (Republican)

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House District 26A · 1 seat

Eric Emery (Democratic); Ron Frederick (Republican)

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House District 26B · 1 seat

Lewis GrassRope (Democratic); Angi Hanzlik (Republican)

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House District 27 · 2 seats

Elizabeth May (Republican); Joe Flood (Independent); Elizabeth Lone Eagle (Independent); Evangeline Poor Bear (Independent); Jay Yohner (Independent)

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House District 28A · 1 seat

Chastity Jewett (Democratic); Jana Hunt (Republican)

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House District 28B · 1 seat

Travis Ismay (Republican)

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House District 29 · 2 seats

Gary L. Cammack (Republican); Gary Deering (Republican)

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House District 3 · 2 seats

Erin Rudner (Democratic); Tim Hanigan (Republican); Spencer Sommers (Republican)

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House District 30 · 2 seats

Bret Swanson (Democratic); Tim Goodwin (Republican); Trish Ladner (Republican)

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House District 31 · 2 seats

Morgan Plucker (Democratic); Mary Fitzgerald (Republican); Scott Odenbach (Republican)

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House District 32 · 2 seats

Nicole Uhre-Balk (Democratic); Steve Duffy (Republican); Zachary Martin (Republican); Samuel Hare (Independent)

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House District 33 · 2 seats

Kari Hall (Democratic); Phil Jensen (Republican); Curt Massie (Republican)

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House District 34 · 2 seats

Victor Dominquez (Democratic); Mike Derby (Republican); Becky Drury (Republican)

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House District 35 · 2 seats

Ken Jeakins (Democratic); Dale Bartscher (Republican); Jason Fleming (Republican)

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House District 4 · 2 seats

Emelia Enquist (Democratic); Fred Deutsch (Republican); Ryan Kohl (Republican); Samuel Froehlke (Independent)

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House District 5 · 2 seats

Matt Roby (Republican); Byron Callies (Republican); Neal Tapio (Independent)

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House District 6 · 2 seats

Garret Campbell (Democratic); Austin Wolf (Democratic); Jerry Jongeling (Republican); Elliott Neff (Republican)

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House District 7 · 2 seats

Blake Stevens (Democratic); Roger DeGroot (Republican); Mellissa Heermann (Republican)

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House District 8 · 2 seats

Jon Nelson (Republican); Todd Wilkinson (Republican)

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House District 9 · 2 seats

Amanda Potter (Democratic); Tesa Schwans (Republican); Megan Tschetter (Republican)

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