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Spencer Sommers reflects on District 3 House victory

Republican Spencer Sommers was one of two people who won seats in the state House of Representatives during Tuesday night’s midterm election.

Sommers is a first time candidate who got the most votes out of all three candidates 4,354 or 37 percent. Behind him was Tim Hanigan, who won the other seat at 3,772 votes or 32 percent and missing out on a seat was Democrat Erin Ronayne Rudner with 3,629 or 31 percent of the vote. Due to how close the margins are this race could see a possible recount.

Sommers thanked his supporters for his victory…

Sommers hopes to work on issues that affect District 3 when he gets to Pierre…

Sommers will be a freshman legislator when he gets to Pierre this coming session. He talked about how he plans on navigating a steep learning curve…

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The South Dakota Department of Corrections announced Thursday an inmate in the state prison has passed away. 78-year-old Lee Smith passed

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