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2000 general · November 7, 2000

2000 South Dakota election results

Every race on South Dakota's ballot in the 2000 general election: winners, margins and seats that changed party.

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Races73
Changed party4
Unopposed19%14 races
Incumbents defeated4

President

R 1

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
South DakotaGeorge W. Bush (R)22.7

U.S. House

R 1

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
SD-ALJohn Thune (R)48.5

South Dakota State Senate

D 11 · R 24 · 4 changed party

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
LD-1Paul Symens (D)29.9
LD-2H. Paul Dennert (D)53.3
LD-3Elmer Diedtrich (R)5.1Flipped
LD-4Larry Diedrich (R)17.6
LD-5Don Brosz (R)Unopposed
LD-6Brock L. Greenfield (R)2.1
LD-7Arnold M. Brown (R)Unopposed
LD-8Daniel D. Sutton (D)12.6
LD-9Dennis Daugaard (R)33.3
LD-10David R. Munson (R)40.2
LD-11Dick Hainje (R)Unopposed
LD-12John R. McIntyre (D)3.4Flipped
LD-13Kermit Staggers (R)29.1
LD-14Barbara Everist (R)34.3
LD-15Gil Koetzle (D)30.6
LD-16Kenneth D. Albers (R)15.7
LD-17John J. Reedy (D)1.8
LD-18Garry A. Moore (D)13.7
LD-19J. E. Putnam (R)21.1Flipped
LD-20Ed Olson (R)17.3Flipped
LD-21Ron J. Volesky (D)43.7
LD-22Robert N. Duxbury (D)39.1
LD-23Robert Drake (R)Unopposed
LD-24Patricia Dehueck (R)Unopposed
LD-25James K. Hutmacher (D)50.3
LD-26John Koskan (R)Unopposed
LD-27Richard Hagen (D)53.6
LD-28Eric H. Bogue (R)15.3
LD-29Marguerite Kleven (R)Unopposed
LD-30Drue J. Vitter (R)59.0
LD-31Jerry Apa (R)Unopposed
LD-32Arlene H. Ham (R)Unopposed
LD-33Fred C. Whiting (R)Unopposed
LD-34Royal McCracken (R)53.5
LD-35Cheryl Madden (R)Unopposed

South Dakota House of Representatives

D 20 · R 50

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
LD-1Gary D. Hanson · David Sigdestad (D)5.0
LD-2Duane Sutton · Jim Hundstad (REP)1.1
LD-3Burt Elliott · Larry Frost (DEM)0.3
LD-4Jim Peterson · Tim Begalka (DEM)2.6
LD-5Burdette C. Solum · Claire B. Konold (R)4.5
LD-6Arthur E. Fryslie · Al Koistinen (R)7.1
LD-7Carol A. Pitts · Orville B. Smidt (R)4.8
LD-8Dale Slaughter · Gerald F. Lange (REP)7.2
LD-9Clarence Kooistra · James Holbeck (R)2.8
LD-10Gene G. Abdallah · Matt McCaulley (R)2.9
LD-11Mitch Richter · Mike Jaspers (R)7.2
LD-12Hal Wick · Casey Murschel (R)5.7
LD-13Phyllis M. Heineman · Don Hennies (R)2.0Incumbent lost
LD-14Bill Peterson · Richard E. Brown (R)Unopposed
LD-15Mary Glenski · Kay Davis (D)6.7
LD-16Mike Broderick · Margaret Vande Gillespie (REP)4.9
LD-17Judy Clark · Ben Nesselhuf (REP)1.2Incumbent lost
LD-18Matthew Michels · Jean Hunhoff (R)2.9
LD-19Frank Kloucek · Billy L. Vangerpen (DEM)17.4Incumbent lost
LD-20Louis A. Sebert · Mel Olson (REP)14.3
LD-21Charles E. Flowers · Tom Hansen (DEM)0.9
LD-22Quinten L. Burg · Dale Hargens (D)2.2
LD-23Jay L. Duenwald · Jarvis W. Brown (R)24.7
LD-24Cooper Garnos · Jeff Monroe (R)21.9
LD-25Sam Nachtigal · Julie Bartling (D)0.2
LD-26Kent Juhnke · Barry Jensen (R)16.9
LD-27Paul Valandra · Jim Bradford (D)7.3
LD-28AThomas James Vannorman (D)2.2
LD-28BTed A. Klaudt (R)Unopposed
LD-29Larry Rhoden · Willard Pummel (R)11.4
LD-30Jim Lintz · Gordon R. Pederson (R)5.6
LD-31John E. Teupel · Christopher W. Madsen (R)19.0
LD-32Thomas L. Hennies · Stanford M. Adelstein (R)4.9Incumbent lost
LD-33Donald D. Vanetten · J. P. Duniphan (R)20.1
LD-34Mike Derby · Scott Eccarius (R)Unopposed
LD-35William Napoli · Alice McCoy (R)13.5

South Dakota

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; MIT Election Data and Science Lab