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2002 SOUTH DAKOTA PRIMARY WINNERS Dis- Race trict Chamber Party Name Address City Zip Governor Democratic Jim Abbott 415 E Main Vermillion 57069 Republican Mike Rounds 912 Woodridge Dr Pierre 57501 Legislature 02 House Democratic Jim Hundstad 13755 395th Ave Bath 57427 Burt Elliott 13687 387th Ave Aberdeen 57401 05 Senate Republican Lee Schoenbeck 1700 7th Ave NE Watertown 57201 09 House Democratic Richard A. Engels 46430 SD Hwy 38 Hartford 57033 James Ysbrand 200 N Valley View Rd Sioux Falls 57107 Republican Tom Sutton 217 Fanelle Ave Sioux Falls 57103 Daryl J. Christensen 204 Pensteman Ave N Sioux Falls 57110 10 Senate Republican Gene G. Abdallah 4908 S Glenview Rd Sioux Falls 57108 House Republican Matt McCaulley 1709 E 63rd St Sioux Falls 57108 Ron Williamson PO Box 88138 Sioux Falls 57109 11 House Republican Rebekah Cradduck PO Box 88544 Sioux Falls 57109 Mike Jaspers 1904 S Discovery Ave Sioux Falls 57106 12 House Republican Casey Murschel 2516 Costello Rd Sioux Falls 57105 Hal Wick 3009 Donahue Dr Sioux Falls 57105 14 House Republican Joni Cutler 3801 S Judy Ave Sioux Falls 57103 Bill Peterson 3808 E Marson Dr Sioux Falls 57103 15 Senate Democratic Gil Koetzle 705 N Prairie Ave Sioux Falls 57104 House Democratic Kathy Miles 1015 W 4th St Sioux Falls 57104 Mary Glenski 632 W 9th St Sioux Falls 57104 16 House Republican Joel D. Dykstra 900 Angel Ln Canton 57013 Daniel L. Cotton, Jr. 207 S 11th St Beresford 57004 21 House Democratic Julie Bartling PO Box 256 Burke 57523 23 House Republican Tom Hackl PO Box 31 Hoven 57450 24 Senate Republican Patricia de Hueck 906 N Madison Pierre 57501 House Republican Tim Rounds 513 N Van Buren Pierre 57501 Ryan P. Olson 18611 303rd Ave Onida 57564 25 House Republican Tim Rave 46923 250th St Baltic 57003 Roger Hofer PO Box 402 Bridgewater 57319 26 House Republican Kent Juhnke 29219 250th St Vivian 57576 Cooper Garnos HC 67 Box 3 Presho 57568 27 Senate Democratic Richard "Dick" Hagen PO Box 3 Pine Ridge 57770 29 Senate Republican Marguerite Kleven PO Box 687 Sturgis 57785 House Republican Larry Rhoden PO Box 512 union Center 57787 Maurice LaRue 1951 Junction Ave Sturgis 57785 32 House Republican Stan Adelstein 1999 West Blvd Rapid City 57701 Thomas L. Hennies 820 Saint Francis St Rapid City 57701 33 Senate Republican J.P. Duniphan 6115 Dark Canyon PI Rapid City 57702 34 Senate Democratic Connie Rae Kandaras 507 City Springs Ln Rapid City 57702 House Republican Elizabeth Kraus 2128 Harney Dr Rapid City 57702 Ed McLaughlin 4032 W Main Rapid City 57702 35 House Republican Alice McCoy 142 MacArthur St Rapid City 57701 Jeffrey Haverly 1836 N Neel Rapid City 57703 US Representative Democratic Stephanie Herseth PO BOX 1144 Aberdeen 57402 Republican William J. Janklow 1003 N Pleasant View PI Sioux Falls 57110 US Senate Democratic Tim Johnson 102 N Plum Vermillion 57069 Count: 47 .

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