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Incumbents Likely to Prevail in South Dakota Primary Despite Crowded GOP Field

by Jannis Falkenstern


Incumbents are expected to prevail in the Republican primary elections in South Dakota, recent polling data indicates.

And, given that the state hasn’t elected a Democrat in decades, the incumbents are likely to sail to re-election in the general election in November.

“They have slapped Democrats around in just about every campaign, even running unopposed for a U.S. Senate seat in 2010 and U.S. House seat in 2020,” University of South Dakota political science professor Michael Card told The Epoch Times. “South Dakota hasn’t elected a Democrat for governor since 1974. It’s a solidly Republican state.”…


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