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Republican Sen. Mike Rounds is running for a sixth term representing South Dakota. He faces Brian Bengs, an independent and veteran. He was the Democratic nominee for Senate in 2022. Polls close at 8 p.m. EST. Follow Decision Desk HQ’s live results below.
"I grew up on a farm just outside Mitchell, South Dakota, alongside my nine brothers and sisters."
Minnehaha County voters will have more to consider on Election Day than statewide races and various legislative offices.
Russell runs unopposed for South Dakota's Attorney General. He has two distinct careers: one as a state’s attorney and another as a legislator, with each seeing some form of controversy.
Howard is running for re-election in District 34 against Democrat Michael Calabrese. Campaign finance records show Howard received $5,063.50 donation in the form of advertising from a Florida strategy firm.
Independent Brian Bengs is running for South Dakota's junior U.S. Senate seat, challenging incumbent Republican Sen. Mike Rounds.
Republican candidates Rhoden, Rounds and Jackley will end in Sioux Falls as part of their statewide campaign bus tour. Here's what they have addressed so far.
South Dakota's lone seat in the U.S. House of Representatives is up for grabs as it's junior senator and sitting governor try to defend their seats.
" Rapid City Stevens is No. 5 in Class AA for the first time this season, while St. Thomas More and Bennett County kept their spots in their respective classes. As Election Day approaches, the Journal reached out to legislative candidates running in Rapid City districts — 32,
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