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November 21, 2012 By Alex Vassar Leave a Comment

SD-04 Special Election goes to January Run-off

The SD-04 Special Election is headed to a January run-off after the final votes from the first round ended up giving former Senator Jim Nielsen just less than the 50% that he needed to win the race outright.

The final tally from the Secretary of State’s office was;

  • Jim Nielsen (49.8%)
  • Mickey Harrington (27.7%)
  • Dan Logue (11.5%)
  • Jann Reed (6.6%)
  • Dan Levine (2.6%)
  • Ben Emery (1.9%)

The run-off will be held January 8th.

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