South Dakota Republicans vote Tuesday in a gubernatorial primary runoff to decide who will represent the party in the November general election. The choice is between incumbent Gov. Larry Rhoden, a Republican, seeking a full term, and Republican businessman Toby Doeden. A June 2 primary produced no winner who received more than half of the vote, triggering the runoff. The two outlets agree that the outcome will determine the party’s nominee for governor, with the selected candidate then moving to the general election in November. The runoff centers on voters reaffirming or changing course from the incumbent candidacy, but both candidates remain within the Republican primary contest. The election takes place as South Dakota continues its midterm electoral process, with the party’s nominee coming out of the Tuesday runoff and then facing the broader electorate in November.
South Dakota GOP primary runoff pits Gov. Larry Rhoden against Toby Doeden
South Dakota Republicans vote Tuesday in a gubernatorial primary runoff to decide who will represent the party in the November general election. The choice is between incumbent Gov. Larry Rhoden, a Re...
- South Dakota Republicans vote Tuesday in a gubernatorial primary runoff.
- The candidates are incumbent Gov. Larry Rhoden and businessman Toby Doeden.
- Rhoden seeks the Republican nomination for a full term.
- Doeden seeks the Republican nomination for the general election.
- No candidate won a majority in the June 2 primary, leading to the runoff.
Republican voters in South Dakota will once again head to the polls Tuesday to weigh in on a heated gubernatorial primary runoff. Gov. Larry Rhoden (R) is vying for a full term leading the Mount Rushmore State against Republican businessman Toby Doeden. Neither candidate secured over half of the vote in a June 2 primary to avoid runoff....
2 hours agoSouth Dakota Republicans will decide in a primary runoff Tuesday whether to nominate Gov. Larry Rhoden for a full term or to instead tap businessman Toby Doeden to represent the party on the ballot in November.
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