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Www .Y Ankton.Net www.yankton.netwww.yankton.net YanktonYankton Daily Daily Press Press & & Dakotan Dakotan ■ ■ Thursday, Thursday, November Xxxxxxxx, 4, 2010 2010 www.yankton.netPAGE 5B S.D. STATE HOUSE RACES (CONTESTED) LANDS COMMISSIONER By The Associated Press DISTRICT 2 40 percent DISTRICT 18 DISTRICT 26B Here are the latest, unofficial returns from South Dakota (including area counties) x-Roger Hunt, GOP (i) 8,275 - 38 21 of 21 precincts - 100 percent 13 of 13 precincts - 100 percent 16 of 16 precincts - 100 percent in the race for Lands Commissioner. percent x-H. Paul Dennert, Dem (i) 4,617 x-Nick Moser, GOP (i) 5,149 - 33 x-Kim Vanneman, GOP (i) 2,989 TP PR Pille Johnson Greg Kniffen, Dem 4,905 - 22 - 30 percent percent - 67 percent Bon Homme...................................5 5 904 1,600 percent x-Elaine Elliott, Dem (i) 4,053 - x-Bernie Hunhoff, Dem (i) 4,957 - Joel Keierleber, Dem 1,498 - 33 CharlsMix.....................................13 13 1,258 1,954 2 to be elected. 26 percent 32 percent percent Clay..............................................11 11 2,019 2,054 Lana Greenfield, GOP 3,865 - 25 Charlii Gilson, GOP 2,740 - 18 Turner ............................................8 8 963 2,432 percent DISTRICT 11 percent Union ...........................................13 13 1,696 3,820 DISTRICT 28B Yankton........................................13 13 2,700 4,595 Norbert Barrie, GOP 2,855 - 19 13 of 13 precincts - 100 percent Jay Williams, Dem 2,684 - 17 36 of 36 precincts - 100 percent State Totals ................................791 791 95,210 188,953 percent x-Lora Hubbel, GOP 5,673 - 30 percent x-Betty Olson, GOP (i) 2,826 - 72 2 to be elected. percent 2 to be elected. percent x-Mark Willadsen, GOP 5,548 - Teresa Schanzenbach, Ind 1,072 29 percent DISTRICT 3 DISTRICT 19 - 28 percent PUBLIC UTILITIES COMM. Darrell Solberg, Dem (i) 4,397 - 13 of 13 precincts - 100 percent 18 of 18 precincts - 100 percent 23 percent By The Associated Press x-David Novstrup, GOP (i) 4,561 x-Edward Van Gerpen, GOP Jim Larson, Dem 3,460 - 18 per- DISTRICT 29 Here are the latest, unofficial returns from South Dakota (including area counties) - 29 percent 4,812 - 35 percent cent in the race for Public Utilities Comm NV. x-Dennis Feickert, Dem (i) 4,355 x-Frank Kloucek, Dem 3,941 - 29 40 of 40 precincts - 100 percent 2 to be elected. TP PR Karpen Johnson - 27 percent percent x-Thomas Brunner, GOP (i) Bon Homme...................................5 5 716 1,908 Isaac Latterell, GOP 4,171 - 26 Kyle Schoenfish, Dem 3,305 - 24 6,244 - 44 percent CharlsMix.....................................13 13 957 2,399 percent DISTRICT 12 percent x-Dean Wink, GOP (i) 5,087 - 35 Clay..............................................11 11 1,625 2,729 percent Tim Even, Dem 2,907 - 18 per- 13 of 13 precincts - 100 percent Lonnie Mayer, Ind 1,725 - 13 Turner ............................................8 8 735 2,821 DaleArleta Volmer, Dem 3,009 - cent x-Hal Wick, GOP 6,408 - 33 per- percent Union ...........................................13 13 2,071 3,668 21 percent 2 to be elected. cent 2 to be elected. Yankton........................................13 13 2,121 5,745 2 to be elected. x-Manny Steele, GOP (i) 5,980 - State Totals ................................791 791 79,646 217,308 DISTRICT 4 31 percent DISTRICT 20 Paula Johnson, Dem 4,306 - 22 DISTRICT 30 37 of 37 precincts - 100 percent 28 of 28 precincts - 100 percent percent x-Val Rausch, GOP (i) 5,437 - 40 x-Lance Carson, GOP (i) 5,357 - 39 of 39 precincts - 100 percent NOMINATE THE 2010 Joel Fagerhaug, Dem 2,643 - 14 percent 43 percent x-Mike Verchio, GOP (i) 7,434 - percent x-Steve Street, Dem (i) 4,377 - x-Tona Rozum, GOP 4,602 - 37 44 percent 2 to be elected. 32 percent percent x-Lance Russell, GOP (i) 5,824 - James Gilkerson, GOP 3,900 - Becky Haslam, Ind 2,384 - 19 35 percent 28 percent DISTRICT 13 percent Kathleen Ann, Dem 3,599 - 21 Yankton Citizen percent 2 to be elected. 12 of 12 precincts - 100 percent 2 to be elected. 2 to be elected. x-Susy Blake, Dem (i) 4,626 - 30 DISTRICT 5 percent DISTRICT 21 x-Brian Liss, GOP 3,807 - 25 DISTRICT 31 22 of 22 precincts - 100 percent 31 of 31 precincts - 100 percent percent x-Melissa Magstadt, GOP 4,681 x-Kent Juhnke, GOP (i) 4,221 - 12 of 12 precincts - 100 percent Of The Year Jesse Vavreck, Dem 3,532 - 23 - 35 percent 31 percent x-Fred Romkema, GOP (i) 6,335 percent x-Roger Solum, GOP (i) 4,514 - x-James Schaefer, GOP 3,486 - - 40 percent Charlotte Landon Shaw, GOP 34 percent 26 percent x-Charles Turbiville, GOP (i) 3,507 - 23 percent Jeff Dunn, Dem 3,992 - 30 per- David Reis, Dem 3,160 - 23 per- 5,479 - 35 percent 2 to be elected. Nomination Deadline: Tuesday, Nov. 30 cent cent Kevin O’Dea, Dem 4,019 - 25 2 to be elected. Norm Cihak, Dem 2,683 - 20 percent Please Mail Your Nominations To: DISTRICT 14 percent 2 to be elected. DISTRICT 7 10 of 10 precincts - 100 percent 2 to be elected. x-Marc Feinstein, Dem (i) 4,717 - DISTRICT 32 Citizen Of The Year 9 of 9 precincts - 100 percent 26 percent x-Scott Munsterman, GOP 4,925 DISTRICT 22 7 of 7 precincts - 100 percent x-R. Shawn Tornow, GOP 4,597 - 34 percent 22 of 22 precincts - 100 percent x-Brian Gosch, GOP (i) 4,825 - Yankton Press & Dakotan - 25 percent x-Spencer Hawley, Dem 4,038 - x-Peggy Gibson, Dem (i) 4,856 - 36 percent David Rose, GOP 4,544 - 25 per- 28 percent 35 percent x-Kristin Conzet, GOP (i) 4,219 - cent P.O. Box 56, Yankton, SD 57078 Michael Bartley, GOP 3,194 - 22 x-Jim White, GOP 4,607 - 33 31 percent Jeff Winters, Dem 4,341 - 24 per- percent percent Mathew Murray, Ind 2,508 - 18 cent or visit www.yankton.net/coy Harold Widvey, Dem 2,154 - 15 Quinten Burg, Dem (i) 4,526 - 32 percent 2 to be elected. percent percent Jeanette Deurloo, Ind 2,036 - 15 2 to be elected. 2 to be elected. percent DISTRICT 15 2 to be elected. My nomination for the 2010 Yankton Citizen of the Year is: DISTRICT 8 6 of 6 precincts - 100 percent DISTRICT 24 x-Jenna Haggar, Ind 2,264 - 39 DISTRICT 34 ______________________________________________________ 27 of 27 precincts - 100 percent 28 of 28 precincts - 100 percent percent x-Mitch Fargen, Dem (i) 5,133 - x-Mark Venner, GOP 5,635 - 37 10 of 10 precincts - 100 percent x-Patrick Kirschman, Dem (i) 34 percent percent x-David Lust, GOP (i) 6,153 - 38 This person should be the Citizen of the Year because: 1,857 - 32 percent x-Patricia Stricherz, GOP 3,559 - x-Tad Perry, GOP 5,427 - 36 per- percent Martha Vanderlinde, Dem (i) 24 percent cent x-Dan Dryden, GOP 5,635 - 35 ______________________________________________________________________ 1,757 - 30 percent Gerald Lange, Dem (i) 3,435 - 23 Jodi Owen, Dem 4,209 - 28 per- percent 2 to be elected. percent cent Devin Oliver, Dem 2,287 - 14 ______________________________________________________________________ percent Jason Bjorklund, Ind 2,859 - 19 2 to be elected. ______________________________________________________________________ percent DISTRICT 16 John Willman, Dem 2,225 - 14 percent 2 to be elected. 25 of 25 precincts - 100 percent ______________________________________________________________________ DISTRICT 25 2 to be elected. x-Patty Miller, GOP 4,918 - 35 19 of 19 precincts - 100 percent ______________________________________________________________________ percent DISTRICT 9 x-Stace Nelson, GOP 4,814 - 27 x-Jim Bolin, GOP (i) 4,821 - 35 DISTRICT 35 10 of 10 precincts - 100 percent percent ______________________________________________________________________ percent x-Steve Hickey, GOP 3,768 - 27 x-Jon Hansen, GOP 4,579 - 26 10 of 10 precincts - 100 percent Ann Tornberg, Dem 4,130 - 30 percent percent x-Mark Kirkeby, GOP (i) 3,608 - percent MY NAME: x-Bob Deelstra, GOP 3,300 - 23 Oran Sorenson, Dem (i) 3,859 - 35 percent ––––––––––––––––—––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 2 to be elected. percent 22 percent x-Don Kopp, GOP (i) 2,871 - 28 MY ADDRESS: –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––—––––––– Trudi Hatch, Dem 3,251 - 23 per- Dennis VanOverschelde, Dem percent cent DISTRICT 17 2,918 - 17 percent Sharon Green, Dem 2,129 - 21 MY PHONE NUMBER: ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––—–– percent Mark Anderson, Dem 3,158 - 22 18 of 18 precincts - 100 percent Kevin R. Crisp, Ind 1,441 - 8 per- Jay Pond, Ind 1,618 - 16 percent percent x-Jamie Boomgarden, GOP (i) cent 2 to be elected. Charles Drews, CST 571 - 4 per- 3,877 - 30 percent 2 to be elected. cent x-Tom Jones, Dem 3,575 - 27 2 to be elected. percent Ron Nelson, GOP 2,934 - 23 DISTRICT 10 percent Patricia Norin, Dem 2,644 - 20 20 of 20 precincts - 100 percent percent x-Gene Abdallah, GOP 8,623 - 2 to be elected. Where You Find Business NEB. COURTS & Busi ness Supreme Court MHeavican Court of Appeals District 6 Frankie Professional CJ Chief Justice Moore EXPERTS! 1,634 of 1,636 precincts - 99 percent 321 of 321 precincts - 100 percent AD-vantage x-Yes, 263,346 - 70 percent x-Yes, 44,730 - 70 percent No, 115,236 - 30 percent No, 19,606 - 30 percent A NEW BREED OF YELLOW PAGES Supreme Court District 3 John Gerrard 289 of 291 precincts - 99 percent APPLIANCE SALES/SERVICE CLEANING ELECTRICAL HEATING & COOLING x-Yes, 42,082 - 69 percent No, 19,002 - 31 percent Power Source Electric electairinc.com 260-8683 Supreme Court District 5 William Connolly 665-5700 315 of 315 precincts - 100 percent 1-800-529-2450 FAMILY MEDICINE x-Yes, 45,059 - 71 percent APPLIANCE Lewis and Clark HEATING No, 18,244 - 29 percent •Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Family Medicine, PC MORNING •Duct Cleaning 1101 Broadway, Morgan Square Supreme Court District 6 John Wright 920 Broadway, Yankton & COOLING •Fire and Water Yankton, SD • (605)260-2100 321 of 321 precincts - 100 percent COFFE E 665-9461 x-Yes, 45,620 - 70 percent Restoration Specialists FRAMING/HOME DECOR 920 Broadway, Yankton No, 19,639 - 30 percent WEEKDAYS 7:40 AM 665-9461 MONDAY-FRIDAY COUNSELING SERVICE LilyCrest Cottage Court of Appeals District 5 Everett 211 W.
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