South Dakota went 62% for Trump last round.
If they elect a Democrat senator (which would be the same as voting for Biden, given the split in the senate) it would be evidence of widespread voter fraud.
Absolutely.
I thinkbthis article is a RINO spin item.
Sooooo....what is the South Dakota Republican Committee doing NOW to stop the steal in 2022 and beyond?
What is the RNC doing NOW to stop the steal in all the states?
Appears they like split tickets. This is the state of McGovern after all.
“South Dakota went 62% for Trump last round.
If they elect a Democrat senator (which would be the same as voting for Biden, given the split in the senate) it would be evidence of widespread voter fraud.”
Agree, this isn’t 2018, when half the country is ready to take Trump’s head off because of his (fake) collusion with Russia.
Republicans have ZERO to worry about in any state that is marginally Red or better, providing they don’t allow the Democrat fraud machine to take over.
Other than that, someone is playing us at Newsmax, not sure why though.
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South Dakota would probably elect anything with an R next to it in 2022.
When I was stationed In So Dak back in the 70s, I never met anyone that admitted voting for George McGovern, yet he kept getting re-elected. Either vote fraud has been endemic for a long time, or they are closet libs.
If they elect a Democrat senator (which would be the same as voting for Biden, given the split in the senate) it would be evidence of widespread voter fraud.
I did the South Dakota analysis of Obama 2008 by county and Biden 2020 by county.
Of the 65 South Dakota counties, only 4 counties turned out more for Joek than for Bammy [Custer/103%, Lincoln/139%, Minnehaha/102% and Pennington/116%].
Three others turned out 90% of Bammy's 2008 record totals [Hughes/97%, Lawrence/92% and Oglala Lakota/95%].
The rest of the counties ranged from mid-40s to high 80s of the Obama 2008 turnout.
I'm thinking South Dakota has swung permanently.
South Dakota 2020 US Senate
Mike Rounds Dan Ahlers
Party Republican Democrat
Popular vote 276,232 143,987
Percentage 66% 34%
South Dakota 2020 US House at-large seat
incumbent Dusty Johnson Randy Luallin
Republican Libertarian
321,984 75,748
81% 19%
Democrat Party primary 2020
No candidate was able to gather enough signatures to qualify for the Democratic primary. According to state party chairman Randy Seiler, Democratic canvassing efforts were hampered by the coronavirus outbreak.
Candidates
Failed to qualify
Whitney Raver, small business owner
Brian Wirth, financial crime specialist
Withdrawn
Ellee Spawn, resource coordinator