Republicans, Democrats run opposite directions in one-sided battle for S.D. Legislature
PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) — The fight this November for control of the South Dakota Legislature might be one of the most lop-sided sets of election results in a long time.
Democrats have one of the smallest fields of candidates in decades for the 105 seats, while Republicans have one of their largest.
Republicans are running nominees for all 35 Senate seats. They start with a 9-0 lead there, where they currently hold a 30-5 super-super-majority.
