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Central SD Districts 21, 23, 24, 26 and 28 legislative race results

By DRG Media Group News Nov 4, 2020 | 9:12 AM

Yesterday’s (Nov. 3) election had about a dozen state legislative races in central South Dakota counties.

Among the winners are:

District 21 Senate– Erin Tobin 79%, Dan Kerner Andersson 21%
District 21 House– Rocky Blare 44%, Caleb Finck 35% and Jessica Hegge 20%
District 23 Senate– Bryan Breitling 90%, CJ Abernathey 10%
District 23 House– Spencer Gosch 55%, Charlie Hoffman 45%
District 24 Senate– Mary Duvall was unopposed
District 24 House– Will Mortenson 44%, Mike Weisgram 40% and Amanda Bachmann 16%
District 26 Senate– Troy Heinert 53% to Joel Koskan 47%
District 26A House– Shawn Bordeaux was unopposed
District 26B House– Rebecca Reimer 70% to Tim Feliciano 30%
District 28 Senate– Ryan Maher was unopposed
District 28A House– Oren Lesmeister was unopposed
District 28B House– Sam Marty was unopposed

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