1980 general · November 4, 1980

1980 South Dakota House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every South Dakota House of Representatives district in the 1980 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Republicans controlled the chamber · 70 seats

After the electionD 21 · R 48 · 1 other
Races28
Changed party0
Unopposed18%5 races
Incumbents defeated7

Every district

D 19 · R 38 · Other 1

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
LD-1Kent E. Frerichs · Neil Gleason (D)1.8
LD-2Joseph Barnett · Royal J. Wood · R. Lars Herseth · David S. Lausten (REP)1.2
LD-3Robert Weber · T. Loren Christianson (R)Unopposed
LD-4Doris Kumm · Dorothy M. Kellogg (REP)0.6Incumbent lost
LD-5Maurice A. Olson · Willis Danekas (D)Unopposed
LD-6Mary K. Wagner · Sheldon Cotton (IND)2.8Incumbent lost
LD-7Dean Anderson · Gene Warkenthien (R)Unopposed
LD-8Robert Eichman · Ron J. Volesky (R)5.6
LD-9John V. Terveen · Malcolm C. McKillop (R)1.5
LD-10Jerome B. Lammers · Andrew Wiese (REP)7.2
LD-11Debra Anderson · David R. Munson (R)0.1Incumbent lost
LD-12Marvin Skie · Howard Kennedy (R)8.0
LD-13Tim Johnson · Roland Chicoine (D)0.1Incumbent lost
LD-14D. B. Clements · Tarrel R. Miller (R)20.4
LD-15Francis R. Thieman · Frank J. Brady (REP)8.6
LD-16Albert Kocer · Roland Vangerpen (DEM)0.1Incumbent lost
LD-17Dennis Pierson · Dean E. Wieczorek (DEM)2.3Incumbent lost
LD-18James A. Burg · Harold D. Koch (DEM)0.1
LD-19Gene Robbennolt · Andy J. Barondeau (D)0.6
LD-20Eugene H. Wiest · Walter L. Zabel (R)17.9
LD-21George E. Blair · Walter D. Miller (R)Unopposed
LD-22J. F. Forney · Benny J. Gross (R)Unopposed
LD-23Glenn Freeman · Eugene Christensen (R)2.7
LD-24Harold Sieh · William F. Cerny (REP)1.6
LD-25Joel Richenbach · Violet Biever (REP)3.0
LD-26Kay S. Jorgensen · Reed C. Richards (REP)1.9
LD-27Don Ham · Gordon R. Pederson (R)0.6Incumbent lost
LD-28G. F. Mortimer · N. F. Lyon (R)8.7

South Dakota House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner